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Barcelona Rule Out Alvarez Move as Transfer Rumours Swirl Across Europe
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Barcelona Rule Out Alvarez Move as Transfer Rumours Swirl Across Europe

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Barcelona have confirmed they will not pursue a January deal for Julian Alvarez, ruling out a move for the Argentina forward from Atletico Madrid despite ongoing speculation. The 24-year-old is understood to be weighing his options, monitoring whether Arsenal or Paris St-Germain will table a formal offer — or whether he should remain at Atletico Madrid.

Meanwhile, Liverpool have made their position clear regarding Florian Wirtz: the Germany midfielder, 23, is not for sale in January. According to Bild, Bayern Munich would only consider making a move for Wirtz next summer — and only if France winger Michael Olise, 24, declines a new contract offer from the German club.

Chelsea eye two English midfielders

Chelsea have identified Bournemouth's Alex Scott and Crystal Palace's Adam Wharton as their primary midfield targets this window. Scott, 23, and England international Wharton, 22, are the West London club's leading priorities, with Chelsea reported to have cooled their interest in Monaco and Senegal midfielder Lamine Camara, 22.

Buendia in line for new Aston Villa deal

Aston Villa are eager to reward Emi Buendia with a contract extension. The Argentina midfielder, 29, has impressed with his recent form, and the Birmingham club are keen to secure his future as recognition of that contribution.

Shaw future at Manchester United in doubt

England left-back Luke Shaw, 31, is set to become a free agent next summer when his current deal at Manchester United expires. Reports suggest the club may not renew his contract, leaving his future at Old Trafford uncertain.

Alaba set for Udinese move

David Alaba, 34, is closing in on a move to Udinese following his departure from Real Madrid in the summer. The Austria defender, who left the Spanish giants after suffering a serious knee injury, is reportedly on the verge of completing a deal with the Italian side, according to Fabrizio Romano.

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