Madrid, Spain – Speculation is mounting at Real Madrid regarding the future of Brazilian winger Vinícius Júnior, with reports suggesting the club plans to offload the player in the summer of 2026. This development emerges amidst a backdrop of ongoing transfer discussions across Europe, including Juventus striker Dusan Vlahovic attracting significant interest from several top clubs, and Bayern Munich considering a rare policy shift to secure Harry Kane long-term.

According to a report by Sport Bild, Real Madrid’s decision concerning Vinícius Júnior’s potential departure stems from an incident following Los Blancos’ 2-1 Clásico victory over Barcelona approximately ten days prior to this report. The 25-year-old reportedly protested against being substituted by head coach Xabi Alonso, an action that subsequently necessitated a public apology from the player. Club president Florentino Pérez is understood to believe that transferring the Brazil international would reinforce the principle that no individual player is bigger than the institution. This stance, however, is complicated by Real Madrid’s simultaneous efforts to renew Vinícius Júnior’s contract, a move reportedly aimed at preventing his conduct from diminishing his substantial €150 million valuation in the transfer market. Football analyst Ale Moreno recently weighed in on the situation, remarking that Vinícius’s behaviour could be perceived as detrimental to his burgeoning career. Vinícius Júnior, who joined Real Madrid in 2018, has become a pivotal figure, contributing significantly with his electrifying pace and dribbling, playing a key role in their recent successes, including domestic and European titles. His goal contributions and overall impact on the left wing have been crucial, but this reported disciplinary issue could mark a turning point in his tenure at the Santiago Bernabéu.

In Italy, Juventus striker Dusan Vlahovic is reportedly a target for an array of elite European clubs, with Barcelona, Bayern Munich, and Tottenham Hotspur closely monitoring the Serbia international. La Gazzetta dello Sport indicates that these three clubs are preparing to pursue Vlahovic as a potential free agent in the summer if he fails to agree on new terms with the Bianconeri. While Juventus and Vlahovic are reportedly open to continuing their collaboration, financial disagreements present a significant hurdle. Vlahovic currently commands an annual salary of €12 million, a figure Juventus is reportedly seeking to reduce by approximately half in any new contract. The 25-year-old forward has been a central figure for Juventus since his high-profile move from Fiorentina, known for his clinical finishing and physical presence. His performances have made him one of Serie A’s most sought-after strikers, and the financial disparity between his current earnings and Juventus’s desired wage structure could pave the way for a high-profile exit, particularly given the strong interest from clubs capable of meeting his wage demands and offering significant sporting projects.

Meanwhile, Tottenham Hotspur are reportedly leading the race to secure the services of former Brentford striker Ivan Toney on a loan deal from Al Ahli, according to TEAMtalk. A permanent transfer for the 29-year-old is understood to be off the table for January, primarily due to clubs being unwilling to meet Al Ahli’s reported £30 million valuation, alongside concerns about a substantial tax bill Toney would incur if his contract were terminated early. The potential move could see Toney reunited with manager Thomas Frank, under whom he previously thrived at Brentford. West Ham United and Everton are also reported to be interested in the striker, whose primary motivation for a return to European football is to cement his place in Thomas Tuchel’s England squad for the 2026 FIFA World Cup. Toney’s prolific goal-scoring record in the Premier League prior to his move to Al Ahli has kept him on the radar of several English clubs looking to bolster their attacking options.

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Juventus’s search for a new midfielder in the January transfer window has reportedly led them to Sporting CP’s Morten Hjulmand. Calciomercato states that the 26-year-old Danish international is high on the Bianconeri‘s list of options. Hjulmand’s contract with Sporting CP includes a €60 million release clause, a figure the Portuguese club is reportedly unwilling to deviate significantly from for any winter transfer. Sporting CP are expected to insist on the clause being met for any immediate move. Juventus is also said to be considering Newcastle United’s Sandro Tonali and Al Hilal’s Sergej Milinkovic-Savic. However, a move for Tonali is believed to be complicated given his current situation and Newcastle’s stance, while there has been no reported contact regarding a January transfer for Milinkovic-Savic. Hjulmand has impressed with his defensive solidity and passing range in the Portuguese Primeira Liga and European competitions, making him an attractive prospect for a Juventus side looking to strengthen its midfield.

In Germany, Bayern Munich is reportedly prepared to deviate from its long-standing contract policy for players over the age of 30 to retain striker Harry Kane. talkSPORT reports that the Bavarian giants are willing to offer the England captain a multi-year deal, a departure from their usual practice of offering only one-year extensions to players in that age bracket. This shift in policy is reportedly driven by Kane’s exceptional performance, with the 32-year-old having already netted 22 goals across all competitions since his arrival. The decision also comes amid reported interest from Barcelona, who are said to be eyeing Kane as a potential long-term replacement for veteran forward Robert Lewandowski. Kane’s immediate and impactful success at Bayern Munich has clearly convinced the club hierarchy of his enduring value and justifies a strategic change in their approach to player contracts. His consistent goal-scoring and leadership have been instrumental in Bayern’s domestic and European campaigns, making him indispensable.

Other Transfer Rumors Across Europe

Further transfer activity is being anticipated across the continent. Real Madrid’s promising young forward Endrick has reportedly agreed to join Lyon on a loan spell in the winter transfer window, pending a final agreement between both clubs, according to Diario AS. This move could provide Endrick with crucial playing time and development opportunities outside of the demanding environment at Real Madrid.

Liverpool are reportedly planning to secure the long-term future of midfielder Dominik Szoboszlai, with Nicolò Schira indicating that a new contract running until 2030 or even 2031 is being prepared. Szoboszlai has quickly integrated into Liverpool’s squad, becoming a key player since his arrival.

Manchester United appear resigned to allowing winger Jadon Sancho to depart on a free transfer in the summer, despite holding an option to extend the Aston Villa loanee’s contract by a year, as reported by talkSPORT. Sancho’s loan spell at Aston Villa has seen him attempt to regain form after a challenging period at Old Trafford.

Newcastle United are reportedly monitoring Porto striker Samu Aghehowa, while Tottenham Hotspur also view him as a potential replacement for Dominic Solanke, according to Football Insider. This suggests a potential Premier League battle for the young forward’s signature.

Everton, meanwhile, have firmly stated that centre-back Jarrad Branthwaite will not be leaving the club in January, despite reported interest from Manchester United, as per TEAMtalk. Branthwaite has emerged as a crucial defensive asset for the Merseyside club.

Inter Milan are reportedly assessing several centre-back options, including Sassuolo’s Tarik Muharemovic, Lecce’s Tiago Gabriel, and Parma’s Alessandro Circati. This comes as Inter’s own centre-back Yann Bisseck is reportedly attracting interest from Tottenham Hotspur, according to La Gazzetta dello Sport, potentially necessitating defensive reinforcements.

Sevilla are closely tracking Boca Juniors midfielder Milton Delgado, 20, who garnered attention for his performances with Argentina as they finished runners-up at the Under-20 World Cup, Estadio Deportivo reports. Delgado’s impressive showing on the international stage has put him on the radar of several European clubs.

West Ham United could see a significant departure, with striker Niklas Füllkrug and his representatives reportedly informing the club of the player’s desire to leave in January, as stated by Florian Plettenberg. This development could prompt West Ham to seek attacking replacements during the winter window.

Finally, Sporting CP forward Rodrigo Ribeiro is reportedly attracting interest from several Bundesliga clubs, with a January loan move featuring an option to make the deal permanent being a possibility, according to Florian Plettenberg. Ribeiro’s potential departure could offer him more regular first-team opportunities.

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