Paris Saint-Germain is reportedly interested in acquiring Chelsea players Christopher Nkunku and Josh Acheampong.

Amorim Claims He’s the Man to Revive Manchester United

In a bold declaration, Sporting Lisbon manager Ruben Amorim has positioned himself as the ideal candidate to turn around the fortunes of Manchester United. With the Red Devils struggling to find their rhythm this season, Amorim’s confidence could be just what the club needs as they seek a fresh direction.

Nkunku’s Chelsea Frustration Sparks Interest from PSG and United

In transfer news, Chelsea’s Christopher Nkunku is reportedly unhappy with his limited playing time at Stamford Bridge, prompting interest from both Manchester United and Paris Saint-Germain. However, as The Athletic outlines, a January move seems unlikely at this stage.

Chelsea are not keen on parting with the Frenchman, who still has over three years left on his contract. The club would require a substantial offer—potentially exceeding the fee they paid for him—to even consider a sale. Furthermore, both Nkunku and Chelsea have ruled out the possibility of a loan deal.

PSG, perennial contenders in the Champions League, are said to be keen on Nkunku, with coach Luis Enrique viewing him as a valuable addition. However, sources suggest that financial constraints may hinder their ability to make a move in January. Meanwhile, Manchester United’s interest has been noted, particularly following discussions between the two clubs last summer. Yet, unless they can generate funds through player sales, a significant bid appears unlikely.

Real Madrid and PSG Eye Chelsea’s Acheampong

In another intriguing development, Real Madrid are reportedly eyeing Chelsea’s young defender Joshua Acheampong, which could prompt PSG to step up their interest. The Independent has revealed that the 18-year-old right-back has been in a contract stalemate with Chelsea, with his current deal set to expire in a year and a half.

Acheampong has not featured in the first team for nearly three months, leading to heightened interest from several clubs, including Liverpool and Newcastle United. Real Madrid, in particular, are in urgent need of defensive reinforcements following injuries to key players Dani Carvajal and Eder Militao, and they may make a move as early as January. Should Madrid act, PSG are likely to respond, viewing Acheampong as a promising backup for Achraf Hakimi.

Rodri Open to Real Madrid Switch

In a surprising twist, Manchester City’s Ballon d’Or winner Rodri has indicated he would be open to a move to Real Madrid. Speaking on a Spanish podcast, the midfielder acknowledged that he would have to consider any approach from the Spanish giants.

The Sun reports that Rodri’s comments come shortly after he claimed the prestigious award, which Real Madrid notably boycotted. The club’s president, Florentino Perez, declined an invitation to the ceremony, as many believed Vinicius Jr. was snubbed for the accolade. Despite this, Rodri expressed admiration for Madrid, stating, “When Real Madrid call you, the best club in history and the most successful… it makes you proud, and you always have to listen.”

Mascherano Set for Inter Miami Role

Finally, in Major League Soccer, former Liverpool midfielder Javier Mascherano is reportedly in line to take over as head coach of Inter Miami following the departure of Tata Martino. The Mirror suggests that Mascherano’s appointment would reunite him with Lionel Messi and former Barcelona teammates Luis Suarez, Sergio Busquets, and Jordi Alba.

Inter Miami, who were favorites to clinch the MLS Cup after a strong season, parted ways with Martino following a disappointing playoff exit against Atlanta United. Beckham’s franchise will be hoping that Mascherano can steer the ship back on course as they look to build on their recent successes.