Arsenal to offer Bergkamp role, Man Utd target Openda - FootballTransfers recap

Jacque Talbot

• 10 Dec 2023 15:30 CST
• 4 min read

Another weekend of Premier League action passes us by as head coaches assess just what they need for the January transfer window.

It’s less than three weeks away now, so plans will be accelerated so each club gets their priority targets over the line before anyone else.

Indeed, it's not all been football action this weekend. Here FootballTransfers runs through the biggest transfer stories from December 10.

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EXCLUSIVE Transfer News

Arsenal could witness the return of club legend Dennis Bergkamp next year, FootballTransfers can reveal, as sources have informed us that Mikel Arteta has extended a personal invitation for the Dutchman to join the Arsenal Academy coaching staff.

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Other Transfer News

Mauricio Pochettino has called on the Chelsea hierarchy to spend more money for players in the upcoming transfer window.

Real Madrid are reportedly set to beat Arsenal to the signing of Reading youngster Caylan Vickers, who has also attracted interest from Leicester City and Celtic.

Endrick’s father has revealed how close Chelsea were to snapping up the teenager.

Former Liverpool midfielder Lucas Levia has urged Jurgen Klopp to sign Fluminense star Andre following heavy transfer interest from the Reds.

Chelsea forward Noni Madueke could leave the club on loan during the January transfer window after a difficult start to life at Stamford Bridge.

Ronald Araujo remains focused on Barcelona and would like to extend his stay at Camp Nou despite transfer interest from Bayern Munich

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