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    BREAKING NEWS: The announcement of David de Gea’s transfer to a Premier League giant was made this morning.

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    Manchester United is reportedly contemplating a short-term deal to bring back David de Gea as Andre Onana, his replacement, departs for the Africa Cup of Nations.

    De Gea, who was released in the summer, is yet to secure a new club. Alongside this, both Manchester United and Liverpool have expressed interest in acquiring Real Sociedad defender Robin Le Normand.

    There’s uncertainty surrounding Bayern Munich’s interest in Fulham midfielder Joao Palhinha.

    With Jose Mourinho expected to depart Roma in the summer, speculations are emerging about a potential swap deal involving Roma’s Tammy Abraham and Chelsea’s Romelu Lukaku.

    Chelsea is reportedly considering a substantial €100m (£87m) bid for Barcelona’s Gavi, leveraging Barcelona’s financial situation.

    Meanwhile, Manchester City has set a minimum valuation of £80m for striker Julian Alvarez, effectively dissuading potential suitors Barcelona and Real Madrid.

    Arsenal’s Gabriel Jesus is attracting interest from Barcelona and Real Madrid.

    Real Madrid is exploring a strategy involving Manchester United’s interest in Takefusa Kubo.

    The plan includes triggering Kubo’s €60m (£52m) release clause and then selling him to Manchester United for €70m (£61m).

    The funds generated could be earmarked for a potential move for Paris Saint-Germain midfielder Fabian Ruiz, who has caught the eye of manager Carlo Ancelotti.

    Liverpool is gearing up to compete with Manchester City for the signing of Chelsea left-back Ian Maatsen, contemplating a potential January departure for the Dutch player from Stamford Bridge.

    Meanwhile, Tottenham Hotspur is working to fend off competition from Newcastle United in their pursuit of Juventus winger Federico Chiesa.

    Facing financial challenges, Juventus is open to selling the £60m-rated star.

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