Arsenal among clubs linked with Endrick as Sunday’s transfer rumours name several targets

On Sunday, Arsenal are reported to be considering a January approach for Brazil and Real Madrid forward Endrick amid growing concern over his game time in the Spanish capital. The items were compiled from multiple outlets reporting on potential moves and contract situations.

Endrick is described as a 20-year-old forward for Real Madrid, with Teamtalk cited for the claim that Arsenal are keen on a January transfer. The same Teamtalk report notes worries about the youngster’s minutes at the Spanish club.

Liverpool are reportedly expecting offers for German midfielder Florian Wirtz in January, with Football Insider naming the player as 23 years old. Football Insider adds that Liverpool have no intention of allowing Wirtz to leave the club.

Football Insider also reports Barcelona remain interested in Manchester City forward Erling Haaland and could launch a huge offer for the 26-year-old next year. The story frames any approach for Haaland as a future bid rather than an immediate negotiation.

Tottenham are said to have rejected an offer from UAE side Shabab Al Ahli for Brazil forward Richarlison, 29, according to Ekrem Konur on X. Konur’s post is cited as the source for the reported bid and its dismissal by Tottenham.

Football London reports that Juventus and Atletico Madrid are monitoring Arsenal’s 24-year-old winger Noni Madueke ahead of a potential move in the January transfer window. Separately, Teamtalk names Liverpool and Manchester City as clubs interested in Real Sociedad and Venezuela defender Jon Aramburu, 24.

L'Equipe reports that Paris St-Germain forwards Ousmane Dembele, 29, Khvicha Kvaratskhelia, 25, and Desire Doue, 21, are in negotiations over new contracts in Paris. Calciomercato reports Juventus could seek a free-agent goalkeeper after Polish loan signing Kamil Grabara, 27, suffered a torn ACL in training on Saturday.

Several of the items specifically cite the January window or refer to action “next year” as the timeframe for possible moves, and the stories draw on outlets including Teamtalk, Football Insider, Football London, L'Equipe and Calciomercato as their sources.