🤑 Transfer gossip: Sterling Reds reunion? Rodríguez to Everton? | OneFootball

Strap yourselves in guys because Thursday’s transfer gossip has got everything.

Real Talk 👏

The Jude Bellingham transfer saga may be nearing a conclusion, as SPORT BILD and the Birmingham Mail are both reporting that Borussia Dortmund are just ‘a signature away’ from winning that particular race.

According to the Mail, West Ham are interested in making a £15m bid for a protagonist of the January window, Barcelona’s Martin Braithwaite.

Willian could reunite with Maurizio Sarri at Juventus when his Chelsea contract expires this summer, report Tuttosport.

Both Arsenal and Chelsea are eyeing up a move for Barcelona defender Samuel Umtiti, say Mundo Deportivo.

Fake News 😡

The Mirror are also reporting that Everton manager Carlo Ancelotti is eyeing up a reunion with James Rodríguez by bringing him to Goodison Park.

Now, it’s not beyond the realms of possibility that Rodriguez will leave the Bernabéu at some point, he is hardly playing 90 minutes week in, week out.

However, a move to Everton? We’re not sure there’s anything in this.

For one, could the Toffees afford the Colombian’s astronomical wages or even want to when they have a new stadium to pay for?

Funniest rumour of the day

Those Raheem Sterling to Liverpool rumours seem to be gathering speed, don’t they?

L’Equipe are now reporting that Jürgen Klopp will look to bring Sterling back to Anfield in the summer.

This just seems too far-fetched. For one, would Sterling actually want to return to a place he left on not exactly perfect terms in 2015?

Manchester City would never sanction a move for one of their best players to their closest rivals.

Sorry Liverpool fans, we don’t see this one happening.

What you missed yesterday 👇

Tottenham are confident of keeping Harry Kane despite the striker admitting he won’t stay at the Tottenham Hotspur stadium for the ‘sake of it’ in a live Q & A on Instagram on Sunday.

The Mail have reported that Spurs are under no pressure to sell with the England international still having four years on his current contract.