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Transfer News LIVE: Liverpool Face Huge Decision as Ruben Amorim Makes Man Utd Claim
Published: January 4, 2026 | Express Sport
The January 2026 Premier League transfer window is in full swing, open from January 1 until 19:00 GMT on February 2, bringing a flurry of activity across top clubs. Liverpool, Manchester United, and Arsenal dominate headlines with high-stakes rumors and confirmed moves[2].
Liverpool's Huge Decision
Liverpool face a pivotal choice on whether to offload star forward Darwin Nunez amid interest from Saudi Pro League clubs. Sources indicate Nunez's inconsistent form has prompted Anfield chiefs to weigh a lucrative exit, potentially funding a move for a prolific striker like Sporting CP's Viktor Gyokeres. Manager Arne Slot demands reinforcements in midfield, with Carlos Baleba from Brighton emerging as a shock target, though Manchester United have hijacked talks[1].
Ruben Amorim's Man Utd Claim
Manchester United boss Ruben Amorim boldly claimed his side is "ready to dominate" the window, fueling speculation around Paris Saint-Germain's Hugo Ekitike and Inter Milan's Denzel Dumfries. United have confirmed interest in Wolves' Rayan Ait-Nouri for left-back depth, while Leicester's Jamie Vardy could join on a short-term deal for experience[1][2]. Amorim dismissed links to Bruno Fernandes' departure, insisting the captain remains integral.
Arsenal's Ambitions
Arsenal are pushing for Real Madrid's Rodrygo in a blockbuster swoop to bolster their attack, with Gyokeres also on Mikel Arteta's radar. Ethan Nwaneri could head to Chelsea on loan, while confirmed deals include interest in summer targets like Mohammed Kudus from West Ham[1].
Other buzz includes Manchester City's pursuit of new wingers and Tottenham's midfield overhaul. The window's early deals, updated as of January 3, highlight a market buzzing with over 50 rumored transfers, from EPL confirmed moves to international loans[1][2]. Clubs race against the deadline, with financial fair play constraints adding tension.
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