Rashford Linked with Saudi Move as Juventus Eye Ceballos in January Transfer Rumors

Marcus Rashford (Image via Getty)

Three Saudi Pro League clubs have shown interest in signing Marcus Rashford from Manchester United, while Juventus are keen on acquiring Real Madrid midfielder Dani Ceballos. This marks the latest developments in the ongoing January transfer rumors and news from around the world.

According to Talksport, Saudi clubs Al Ahli, Al Ittihad, and Al Qadsiah are all vying for the 27-year-old Rashford’s signature. The England international, who has expressed his desire for a new challenge, is also being pursued by several European clubs, including Bayern Munich and Barcelona. However, it is reported that Bayern has ended its pursuit, leaving Al Ahli in a leading position to sign Rashford. To comply with Saudi Pro League foreign player registration rules, Al Ahli would need to offload a foreign player, with Roberto Firmino, a fellow striker at the club, tipped to leave for Turkish side Fenerbahce.

Marcus Rashford (Image via Getty)

In another transfer story, Juventus are eyeing Dani Ceballos as a potential replacement for Arthur, according to Ekrem Konur. The 28-year-old Real Madrid midfielder has recently regained a starting spot after being in and out of the team. While his return to Carlo Ancelotti’s lineup could make him reconsider a move, Juventus are ready to test his resolve. They face competition from Real Betis, Atletico Madrid, and Real Sociedad, as Ceballos’ contract with Madrid runs until 2027, but he may seek more regular playing time.

Other notable transfer rumors include Manchester United defender Victor Lindelöf, who is set to leave the club with Fenerbahce, Juventus, AC Milan, Inter Milan, Leicester City, and West Ham United showing interest. Chelsea are also targeting Sporting CP’s 19-year-old midfielder Dário Essugo, who is currently on loan at Las Palmas. Meanwhile, Tottenham Hotspur is reportedly interested in signing Burnley goalkeeper James Trafford to cover for Guglielmo Vicario’s long-term injury.

By Ian Doyle

Ian Doyle is a Football Writer at Liverpool News. With extensive experience in football journalism, he covers Manchester City's matches, player performances, and club developments. Simon offers expert analysis and insights, capturing the team's successes and challenges. His in-depth coverage reflects his passion for the sport. You can contact him at [email protected].

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