What the papers say
Antony tops a list of Manchester United players who will be allowed to leave after Erik ten Hag’s departure. The Sun, via, TalkSport, says the Brazil winger, 24, has been told he can leave in January, with Fenerbahce linked with a move.
Ruben Amorim has accepted he could have to wait until November’s international break to take over at Manchester United, according to The Daily Telegraph. And The Times report the £4million release fee for his backroom staff has delayed the 39-year-old’s switch from Sporting Lisbon.
A lack of experience in charge of a big club was behind West Ham’s decision not to appoint Amorim in the summer, according to the Daily Mail, rather than a financial one.
Social media round-up
Sporting ‘set to accept offers for Viktor Gyokeres £30m below release clause’ https://t.co/Wwbr93A7KU
— The Sun Football ⚽ (@TheSunFootball) October 30, 2024
🚨 Erik Ten Hag wanted Manchester United to sign Danny Welbeck last summer.
(Source: @TheAthleticFC) pic.twitter.com/N4fsH7IdXQ
— Transfer News Live (@DeadlineDayLive) October 30, 2024
Players to watch
Pedro Porro: Tottenham’s Spanish full-back, 25, is an option for Real Madrid if they cannot land Trent Alexander-Arnold from Liverpool, according to Spanish outlet AS.
Ademola Lookman: Paris St Germain are favourites to land the 27-year-old Nigeria forward if he is available to leave Atalanta, according to Football Insider, despite interest from West Ham.
