According to ESPN, Manchester United are closely monitoring Borussia Dortmund midfielder Jobe Bellingham, who could be on the move sooner than expected. The 20-year-old brother of Real Madrid superstar Jude Bellingham is reportedly reassessing his future after a series of heated exchanges with manager Niko Kovač and growing tension inside the dressing room.
Despite only joining Dortmund last summer, Bellingham is said to be considering a January exit, and United are ready to pounce. The Red Devils view his mix of technical quality and physical presence as the perfect blend to rejuvenate their midfield — though Crystal Palace are also keeping tabs on the situation.
Meanwhile, Bruno Fernandes’ future continues to generate major headlines. The Manchester United captain has attracted serious interest from Saudi Arabia, with Al Nassr and Al Ittihad both prepared to make a move next summer. Reports suggest it would take an offer of over £60 million to tempt United into selling, though Fernandes himself is understood to be fully focused on finishing the season at Old Trafford before making any decisions.
Elsewhere, Chelsea have reignited their pursuit of Juventus sensation Kenan Yildiz, having failed with an approach last summer — but Barcelona are also lurking, monitoring the 20-year-old’s situation closely.
In Spain, Real Madrid are making Crystal Palace’s Adam Wharton their top midfield target, viewing the Englishman as a long-term successor to Luka Modric. However, the Eagles are expected to reject any offer below €80 million.
Finally, Juventus have identified Bayern Munich’s Raphael Guerreiro as their solution at left-back, taking advantage of his uncertain contract situation. Back in Manchester, the Red Devils are also in talks with defender Harry Maguireover a new deal — signalling that the reshaping of Erik ten Hag’s squad could soon take full flight.
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