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Football transfer rumours: Rafael Leão to Aston Villa? Harvey Elliott to Napoli or Lazio?
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Football transfer rumours: Rafael Leão to Aston Villa? Harvey Elliott to Napoli or Lazio?

The Guardian Football about 2 hours 2 mins read

Today’s tittle tattle is staring into the abyss

The absence of Enzo Fernández from the Chelsea squad that saw off Luton in the Carabao Cup last night set no end of tongues wagging before during and after the game. Despite public pre-match assurances from his manager that the Argentinian midfielder would be included, Fernández was not selected, prompting further speculation that a move to Manchester City is imminent. Chelsea are reported to be holding out for £120m for the 25-year-old, while City are also believed to be interested in securing the services of Iliman Ndiaye, who Everton value at £80m.

While Mikel Arteta insists he is “really happy” with the squad Arsenal have, talk persists that he’d be even happier if Julián Alvarez was part of it. A pariah among Atlético Madrid fans after stating he wants to leave their club, the Argentinian striker wants a “dream” move to Barcelona. With his employers refusing to sell him to the Spanish champions and Alvarez having missed training for the past two days, Atlético officials are believed to be in negotiations with Arsenal over the sale of a player they value at £128m and Gabriel Jesus could be sent the other way in an effort to grease the wheels.

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