Neymar to Arsenal, Chelsea to receive Palmer BID, Man Utd WANT Amorim: FootballTransfers recap

Cameron Smith
Cameron Smith
  • 13 Oct 2024 16:00 CDT
  • 5 min read
Neymar, Arsenal
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Sunday 13 October saw Neymar linked with a move to Arsenal, Manchester City tipped to re-sign Cole Palmer and Manchester United interested in hiring Ruben Amorim.

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Below, FootballTransfers runs through the biggest news stories from the day.

Man Utd News

Man Utd have been tipped to appoint Michael Carrick as Erik ten Hag's replacement.

Ruben Amorim and Edin Terzic have also been linked with the Old Trafford job.

Furthermore, Thomas Tuchel has been linked to the England job in a bid to 'pressure' Man Utd to sack Ten Hag, according to reports.

However, Sebastian Hoeness rejected the chance to replace Ten Hag during the summer.

Meanwhile, Bruno Fernandes has hit out at Man Utd for selling young star Maxi Oyedele this summer.

Inter Milan midfielder Piotr Zielinski has also revealed that Fernandes wanted him to join Man Utd during his time at Napoli.

In other Man Utd news, the club are willing to sell Harry Maguire for just €12 million.

Chelsea News

Manchester City are prepared to pay €150 million to bring Cole Palmer back to the club, according to shock reports from Spain.

Meanwhile, Christopher Nkunku has denied rumours of a return to Paris Saint-Germain amid speculation that he could leave Chelsea in 2025.

However, Chelsea plan to sign a new striker during the January transfer window and are preparing a €75m bid for Victor Osimhen.

Victor Osimhen is on loan at Galatasaray
© IMAGO - Victor Osimhen is on loan at Galatasaray

In other Chelsea news, Levi Colwill has aimed a slight dig at Mauricio Pochettino after being forced to play at left-back for the vast majority of last season.

Furthermore, Todd Boehly could reportedly leave Chelsea "soon."

In addition, Estevao Willian has revealed the message Cole Palmer gave him after he sealed his move to Stamford Bridge.

Lastly, Enzo Maresca have reached a special agreement with Wesley Fofana, according to reports in France.

Arsenal News

Barcelona plan to raid the free transfer market again next summer, and their latest target is Arsenal star Thomas Partey.

Meanwhile, English boxing promoter Frank Warren says that Brazil legend Neymar will join Arsenal.

Finally, Arsenal have been warned that Bukayo Saka and William Saliba could be poached by Real Madrid over the next few years.

Read more about: La Liga Serie A Ligue 1 Premier League Arsenal Chelsea Man Utd Bruno Fernandes Bukayo Saka Christopher Nkunku Cole Palmer Harry Maguire Levi Colwill Piotr Zieliński Thomas Partey Victor Osimhen Wesley Fofana William Saliba

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