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| Arsenal are monitoring Isco's situation at Real Madrid after reports suggested he is unhappy |
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Chelsea face a battle on their hands to keep hold of two key midfielders in January, according to reports.
Juventus are reportedly keen to recruit Brazilian ace Oscar in order to link up with current Chelsea loanee Juan Cuadrado, claim the Daily Mail.
Oscar has found himself in out and out of Jose Mourinho's starting XI this campaign and could be tempted with a move away from Stamford Bridge after the club's poor start to the season.
Eden Hazard is also linked with a move to Real Madrid having struggled to replicate the form of last season that saw him crowned PFA Player of the Year.
The Belgian is yet to score a goal for the Blues this season and with the La Liga giants knocking on Chelsea's door, Mourinho may be willing to listen to any offers for the out-of-form winger.
Arsenal target Isco is reportedly unhappy at Real Madrid over a lack of playing time.
The Spaniard has been heavily linked with the Gunners in recent weeks and The Sun report the north London club are now on alert over his situation at the Santiago Bernabeu.
The report suggests Real will accept an offer of £28.9m for the midfielder if the Gunners make a bid.
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| Juventus are reportedly keen to lure Oscar away from Stamford Bridge |
Manchester United are planning a stunning £99m Premier League raid, according to reports.
Italian publication Itasportpress claim Louis van Gaal is ready to splash out £51million on Everton striker Lukaku, £33m on his team-mate Stones and £15m on Southampton's Ryan Bertrand.
The Dutch boss has spent £250m since his arrival at Old Trafford but plans to add reinforcements to his side after suffering a number of key injuries.
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| Liverpool have held 'positive talks' with Serbian midfielder Marko Grujic |
Liverpool's approach for Red Star Belgrade midfielder Marko Grujic has been positive, accoridng to Goal.com.
The 19-year-old midfielder admitted to holding talks with Liverpool's assistant manager Zeljko Buvac and reports suggest the Reds are now hopeful of concluding a deal.
“I had a talk with Liverpool, but I did not receive yet any agreement. I'm still a Red Star player," Grujic said.
“I’ll try to respect the club, the fans and the general public, but I think that for myself I have to choose the best environment where I will get the chance to play and where I work with good coaches in good conditions."
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