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Frank Lampard praised Kepa Arrizabalaga’s attitude that he refused to get carried away by rumors about the goalkeeper’s future.
He said: “Well, right now he’s our player and I think the stage is clear, Edou (Mendy) has come in and plays number one for us.
“And when Kepa arrived, he did well and trained very well. His attitude around the position is brilliant.
“So I probably wouldn’t be attracted to that right now, he’s our player and we’re going to see how January is going, but I don’t need to allude to what might or might not be. “
Nice is “open” to the signing of New Arsenal loan, William Saliba, this summer.
And if Saliba admits not to have entered arsenal’s team “difficult” for him, Nice President Jean-Pierre Rivére went further.
Metro reports that Rivere said: “Let him rediscover the thrill of being on the field, of playing.
“At the end of the 6 months we will see – it belongs to a club called Arsenal. Everyone in June will meet and decide.
“A door is open in life. When you have a scenario where the parties can talk, the doors are open. We’re not there yet. “
Henrikh Mkhitaryan’s contract with Roma has been extended until June 2022, rewarding a brilliant start to the season for Arsenal and Manchester United.
The Armenian captain is the most productive European midfielder in goals and assists before Christmas.
Mkhitaryan’s 12 goals before 21 December, seven goals, were advanced by Bruno Fernandes of Manchester United and Florian Thauvin of Marseille.
Zinedine Zidane does know if Sergio Ramos will extend his contract with Real Madrid.
Captain Ramos’ contract expires this summer and fears are growing that he may come out a surprise in the same way as Cristiano Ronaldo.
And genuine coach Zidane has indicated that Ramos could head for the start this summer.
He said, “Are we going to have a Christian case? I don’t know what’s going to happen to Ramos.
“He’s here with us right now. We are targeted in the [Saturday] match [against Osasuna]. “
West Ham manager David Moyes has shown that the club will upgrade Sebastien Haller after its sale to Ajax.
He said, “We’ve created a room where we can bring in the players, are we in a position for that?No, not really. “
“But let’s settle for that and attract the right players. “
The Hammers have paired with a resolution through Arsenal striker Eddie Nketiah.
Lionel Messi can be persuaded to stay in Barcelona through the ‘clone of Andrés Iniesta’ Pedri, according to reports.
The Argentine expressed his departure from Catalonia last summer.
But when it became clear that he would have to sue his club for years of training to force an immediate transfer, he decided to stay in his position for a year.
Messi, 33, is expected to leave when his contract expires in June: Manchester City and Paris Saint-Germain sniffing.
But according to the Mail, the progress of 18-year-old summer recruit Pedri could convince him to stay.
Man Utd’s teenager Ethan Laird has joined MK Dons for the rest of the season.
The talented defender is committed to securing normal football with The League One Club.
Pacy, 19, told MK Dons’ website: “I have to fight to get on the team and meet the boys, but I need to do the greatest effect imaginable while I’m here. It’s anything that contains me at all times, how can I have effects on my teammates and the club in a positive way?
“It’s the best position to keep developing, with the way the team plays.
“They’re aggressive, they like to fall and they leave everything on the field and that’s my football concept. “
Valencia has reportedly been unable to point to Tottenham midfielder Harry Winks.
According to the Daily Mail, the Spaniards have intended to bring foreign loan from England to the club.
However, the Spurs lowered the offer.
It has been claimed that the La Liga team is now a step forward for the 24-year-old.
Arsenal star Gabriel Martinelli once returned talked about how Manchester United failed to point at him.
The Brazilian striker is one of the talents of world football, and Red Devils enthusiasts will be furious that the club missed the opportunity to bring him to Old Trafford.
In statements to the Daily Mail, he said: “For three or four years I have been practicing at Manchester United.
“I arrived in England, in the middle of the year, for about 15 or 20 days.
“It’s a wonderful pleasure because I could tell how European players behave, how they protect themselves, how they attack, how fast their game is.
“I took a step forward a lot and took everything to Brazil, seeking to secure my position on the team. My dream was to play in Europe and those practices in England helped me do it.
West Brom followed Robert Snodgrass’ signing and asked goalkeeper Andy Lonergan for a short-term contract.
The 37-year-old, who recently played for Stoke, signed a contract until the end of the season.
One of Baggies said: “Lonergan arrives at the Hawthorns after making more than 400 senior appearances for several English clubs, adding Preston North End, Leeds United, Bolton Wanderers and Fulham.
The 37-year-old, who will provide an additional save to Baggies No. 1 Sam Johnstone, has also been in Liverpool, Middlesbrough and more recently in Stoke City.
Lonergan will be available for the variety at the third Emirates FA Cup circular match in Blackpool. “
Jay Turner-Cooke has left Sunderland for his great rivals Newcastle, weeks after calling the Black Cats “loose” for firing his father.
John Cooke, a former Sunderland player and veteran kitman, was fired after 32 years with the Wearsiders.
Beaten at League One club last month, the 17-year-old midfielder tweeted, “35 years at the club and no popularity, even though he was fired two months ago. No class, no loyalty, no respect. Keep your heads down. “unfortunately Sunderland AFC. You know who he is. “
And a few weeks later, Turner-Clarke, who had for the Sunderland under-23s, signed a three-year contract with his Northeast rivals.
He tweeted: “Proud moment to sign a professional contract at NUFC. The hard paint continues. Thanks to the players and Sunderland for the last seven years, good luck for the future.
John Cook has been a kitman at the Stadium of Light since 1994 after spending six years as a player.
Mesut Ozil and Arsenal are in talks to terminate their contract with the marginalized 350,000 euros a week which owed 7. 2 million pounds before his transfer to Fenerbahce.
Turkish journalist Yagiz Sabuncuoglu, a TRT correspondent, reports that the Gunners and Ozil have begun discussing the terms to cancel their agreement, which expires this summer.
And the report says there are 7. 2 million pounds left in the remarkable agreement of the German World Cup champions.
Ozil, 32, has the option of ceding some of the cash owed to him or he can keep company and ask for the full amount to which he is entitled to the inhabitants of north London.
Sabuncuoglu suggests that the talks be positioned TODAY in the face of a “solution in a short time”.
Reports in Turkey state that Fenerbahce has signed a three-and-a-half-year contract with Ozil for EUR 90,000 consistent with the week.
Robert Snodgrass thanked West Ham enthusiasts for completing his stay at West Brom.
The 33-year-old joined the Baggies on an 18-month contract.
In statements to Twitter, the foreigner from Scotland tweeted: “Thank you for giving me the opportunity to wear this @westham T-shirt, from fans, players and staff, have accepted me as one of your own and I will be grateful.
“This club will have a special position in my heart.
“Thank you to the enthusiasts for all their support. Mr. Snods. “
Tottenahm is said to have a resolution in January through the defense of Real Madrid Eder Militao.
The Brazilian midfielder, who has played only two La Liga matches this season, has played for the club since October.
According to AS, Joe Mourinho is a fan of the 22-year-old.
The Spurs need to point to the middle center due to davinson Sanchez’s inconsistent form.
Chelsea have reportedly met Southampton manager Ralph Hasenhuttl as a imaginable replacement for Frank Lampard on the occasion of the Englishman’s dismissal.
However, according to the Daily Mail, although the Austrian player is a forward-looking option, he will not leave the Saints during the season.
RB Leipzig coach Julian Nagelsmann and Thomas Tuchel and Ralf Rangnick have been claimed to be on the radar.
Former Juventus coach Massimiliano Allegiro completes the list of finalists.
Lampard is tense at Stamford Bridge, with Chelsea wasting four of his last six Premier League games.
Man Utd has reportedly not pointed to Ecuadorian star Moses Caicedo of Independiente del Valle.
The 19-year-old had been closely associated with a move to Old Trafford this month, Italian journalist Fabrizio Romano has now said that an agreement has been reached.
He tweeted: “Manchester United are now geared towards signing Moses Caicedo.
“They saw him and Man Utd was inside because Moses’ dream was to enroll in the #mufc, but that is not the priority. That’s never been done.
“Caicedo’s” career “is now introduced with many clubs involved. “
Arsenal striker Eddie Nketiah is reportedly being watched through West Ham this month.
According to the Evening Standard, the Hammers have known the 21-year-old as a imaginable replacement for Sebastien Haller, who went to Ajax.
They say West Ham is willing for the Gunners to be willing to sell the young man who has an 18-month contract left.
Arsenal may be tempted to take the player’s credit as they seek to increase the budget to make their own signings this month.
Nketiah has scored goals in 21 games in all competitions this season.
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