Real Madrid is interested in signing Manchester United defender Diogo Dalot for £50 million, while Mo Salah is considering a one-year contract extension with Liverpool, according to reports.

**Amorim Plays Down Role in United’s Triumph Over Everton**

In the aftermath of Manchester United’s emphatic victory over Everton, manager Ruben Amorim has been quick to deflect praise, stating, “I’m just lucky.” The Portuguese tactician’s modesty comes as United fans revel in a performance that showcased the team’s attacking prowess and defensive resilience.

Meanwhile, Real Madrid are reportedly eyeing a £50 million move for United’s Diogo Dalot. The i paper suggests that the Spanish giants are keen to assess whether the right-back fits into Amorim’s long-term plans. Despite the speculation, sources within United maintain that Dalot is a vital part of the squad and has no intention of seeking a transfer.

The urgency for Madrid to act stems from the injury to their first-choice full-back, Dani Carvajal, who is expected to miss a significant portion of the season due to a serious knee injury. With the club having experimented with various players in the right-back position, the need for a reliable option has become pressing. While Madrid have long admired Trent Alexander-Arnold, they are now considering Dalot as a more immediate solution.

**Salah’s Future at Liverpool in Limbo**

In other news, Mohamed Salah’s future at Liverpool remains uncertain as he is reportedly open to a one-year contract extension. However, frustration is mounting over the club’s handling of negotiations. The Egyptian forward has yet to receive any concrete offer regarding the length or terms of a new deal, and with less than a month until he can discuss contracts with clubs outside England, time is of the essence.

Salah has been linked with potential moves to the Saudi Pro League and Paris Saint-Germain, and he recently expressed that he feels “more out than in” regarding his future at Anfield. Despite this, The Athletic reports that Salah’s priority remains to extend his stay with the Reds, and he is not actively seeking a departure.

The forward has been in sensational form this season, netting 13 goals and providing 11 assists in 20 appearances. His latest contributions included setting up Cody Gakpo for the opener against Manchester City and converting a penalty to secure a 2-0 victory.

**West Ham Eyeing Managerial Changes**

West Ham United are weighing their options following a dismal 5-2 defeat to Arsenal, with speculation mounting over the future of manager Julen Lopetegui. The Guardian reports that the Hammers are considering a move for Sergio Conceicao, the former Porto boss, as a potential replacement.

Lopetegui’s position has become precarious after a brief respite following a win against Newcastle. The heavy loss to Arsenal has reignited concerns over his tenure, prompting the club to explore alternatives. Conceicao, who led Porto to three league titles and had notable success in the Champions League, is believed to be interested in the role, although West Ham have yet to make formal contact.

Other names in the frame include former Juventus manager Max Allegri, who has been spotted in London, and Graham Potter. Additionally, Christophe Galtier, currently managing Al-Duhail in Qatar, has also been mentioned as a potential candidate.

**Rooney Under Pressure at Plymouth Argyle**

Finally, Wayne Rooney finds himself under significant pressure at Plymouth Argyle, with reports suggesting he may have just two home games left to save his job. The Telegraph highlights that upcoming fixtures against Oxford and Swansea could prove crucial for the Championship club, who are teetering just above the relegation zone.

After suffering two heavy defeats, Rooney’s injury-hit side has conceded a staggering 10 goals in just two matches. This alarming statistic leaves the former England international in a precarious position as he seeks to turn the tide and secure his future at the club.