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Chelsea defender among two Premier League options for Barcelona in January pursuit – Euro Transfer News


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Barca face Disasi struggle

Barcelona’s continued financial problems may cause the Catalan club to miss out on Chelsea defender Axel Disasi.

Disasi has reportedly been offered to Barca as they look for cover for the injured Andreas Christensen.

Sport suggests that Bournemouth’s Marcos Senesi is another option to provide reinforcements for Barca’s back line, with Disasi’s salary requirements potentially already ruling him out, even on a short-term loan arrangement.

The Spanish paper notes: “Among the list of potential candidates to reinforce Barcelona’s defence in the upcoming transfer window, a new option has emerged in recent hours that, despite the player’s quality, seems highly unlikely to be a viable move for Barca.

“Disasi would be an option for Barca to rebuild their roster of central defenders, after Andreas Christensen suffered a partial tear of the anterior cruciate ligament in his knee, which will keep the Dane sidelined for several months.

“Several options have been considered as potential reinforcements for Barca’s defence, such as Bournemouth’s centre-back, Marcos Senesi. Now, Axel Disasi has been added to the list, which could be a good option from a sporting perspective but presents a serious financial problem.

“Barca, who are still waiting for La Liga’s ‘OK’ from a Financial Fair Play perspective to return to the 1:1 rule, could hardly undertake a similar operation, or even a loan, considering Disasi’s high salary.”

Real draw up central defender shortlist

Real Madrid are reportedly moving on from several rumoured defensive targets, according to stories across Europe and beyond.
Bayern Munich’s Dayot Upamecano and Liverpool defender Ibrahima Konate will both be out of contract in the summer, but are not anticipated to make their way to Xabi Alonso’s side.

Crystal Palace stopper Marc Guehi is also entering the last six months of his deal at Selhurst Park, but Real are not said to be among the frontrunners to sign the England international.

Instead, Spanish outlet Fichajes reports: “With those names now off the table, the Frenchman Jeremy Jacquet (Rennes, 20) and the German Nico Schlotterbeck (Borussia Dortmund) are currently at the top of the club’s list of preferred targets.

“However, since both players are under contract, their arrival in the Spanish capital will not be easy.

“Alongside these movements and analyses, those at the Santiago Bernabeu are closely monitoring the progress of Jacobo Ramon (20 years old), a player who is developing with Como and could return to the club for the €8 million buy-back option.”
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Bitshiabu exit ruled out at Leipzig

Reports had recently suggested that RB Leipzig defender El Chadaille Bitshiabu could have been on his way out of the club.

Premier League sides were said to be interested in the 20-year-old after playing just five times for the Bundesliga side so far this season, and an exit now looks unlikely.

German tabloid Bild suggests that the club’s sporting, Marcel Schafer, is unwilling to consider his sale, due to concerns that the squad is not deep enough.

The paper writes: “However, the fact is: according to BILD information, there will be no departures during the transfer window starting on January 1st.

“Leipzig’s management, led by sporting director Marcel Schafer, 41, has internally imposed a transfer ban.”

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Ceballos linked with Betis return

Real Madrid midfielder Dani Ceballos is struggling to get minutes under manager Xabi Alonso, and he is now reportedly considering his future at the club.

He had an extended loan spell at Arsenal but returned to the Spanish capital, and is now struggling to break into the starting line-up at the Bernabeu.

With his contract set to run for another year and a half, Ceballos could return to his former side, Real Betis, explains AS.

The Spanish outlet states: “As soon as the match against Sevilla ended last Saturday, Dani Ceballos collected his belongings at the Santiago Bernabéu stadium to enjoy a few days of holiday in his hometown with his family. There, in (Seville), among friends with whom he has played casual games, and visiting his grandparents, he is reflecting on his future.

“With a contract until 2027 (he extended his stay with Real Madrid in June 2023), the Sevillian finds himself in a difficult limbo : the match against Sevilla was the fifth consecutive league game in which he hasn’t played a single minute.

“To find his last league appearance, you have to go back to the 2-2 draw that Real Madrid achieved at the Martinez Valero stadium in Elche on November 23rd, almost a month ago.

“He now finds himself in that limbo where the player needs playing time to develop his football skills, but he’s held back by teammates like Guler, Camavinga, and Valverde, especially when the Uruguayan has played in midfield. Added to this is the almost unshakeable presence of Tchouameni.

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“Others are practically untouchable, like Bellingham, who plays as an attacking midfielder, while rumours have been circulating for several transfer windows hinting at his return to Betis… with the player himself hinting at a possible move. All of these are obstacles for a player who remains in his own personal limbo.”

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