Transfer News: Key Developments in Premier League and Beyond

**Transfer News: Key Developments in Premier League and Beyond**

Recent reports indicate that Tottenham might offer a pathway back to England for striker Ivan Toney, who is currently with Al-Ahli and previously managed by Thomas Frank at Brentford. This potential move could materialize in January.

Meanwhile, Real Madrid is reportedly monitoring the situation of Declan Rice, the 26-year-old England midfielder, whom Arsenal values at €150 million (£132 million). The prestigious club is also interested in acquiring Brazilian forward Rodrygo, 24, from Tottenham.

Chelsea has made inquiries regarding Nico Paz, a 21-year-old midfielder from Como, but they will face stiff competition from Real Madrid, which is considering a reunion with the Argentine playmaker.

In other news, Newcastle United remains calm regarding Sandro Tonali’s remarks about his future, postponing formal contract discussions for the 25-year-old Italian midfielder until later in the season. They are also in talks with Dutch defender Sven Botman, 25, concerning a new contract, while Sweden’s Emil Krafth, 31, has attracted interest from FC Copenhagen.

Barcelona is set to initiate formal negotiations with Manchester United for the permanent signing of 28-year-old forward Marcus Rashford. Napoli may rekindle interest in Manchester United’s young midfielder Kobbie Mainoo, 20, in January, amid growing interest from Chelsea, Tottenham, Manchester City, Leeds, Everton, and Real Madrid.

Borussia Dortmund is keen on re-signing England winger Jadon Sancho, 25, who is currently on loan at Aston Villa from Manchester United. Additionally, Real Madrid hopes to secure a free transfer for French defender Dayot Upamecano from Bayern Munich when his contract expires next summer.

Atletico Madrid is monitoring Chelsea’s Spanish defender Marc Cucurella, although they plan to hold off on any moves until next summer. Lastly, Ajax has reached out to former manager Erik ten Hag, previously with Manchester United, regarding a potential return following the suspension of head coach John Heitinga.