Crystal Palace set for 'fresh' Marc Guehi approach as Arsenal 'eye' Leeds United starlet

The Premier League is just days away from returning with the international break now over and done with for another month or so. Before the break we saw all of the Premier League’s London clubs pick up their first Premier League win with Crystal Palace the only exception.

The Eagles will head into this weekend expecting to tick that box against Leicester City at home, while others will look to add to their respective win columns. In the meantime, we have rounded up all the latest news surrounding the Premier League.

Guehi latest

Newcastle United are said to be weighing up a fresh approach for Crystal Palace defender Marc Guehi. The Magpies made a number of bids during the summer with palace holding out for £70million, later adding an extra £5million to the valuation late in the transfer window.

According to Luke Edwards of The Telegraph, Newcastle are now considering a fresh move for Guehi during the January transfer window as they look to fix their defensive gap. Palace will likely

Gray ‘interest’

Arsenal are said to be interested in a deal to land Leeds United youngster Harry Gray. The young forward is the younger brother of Archie Gray, who Tottenham signed for £40million in the summer just gone.

According to TBR Football, the likes of Arsenal, Newcastle United and Liverpool are keeping an eye on the 15-year-old at this stage. Though, with Leeds a category 1 academy, significant compensation would need to be agreed, and Leeds would not be forced to accept a deal. That is not the case when a category 1 academy club signs a player from a lower category.

Ronaldo on Ten Hag

Cristiano Ronaldo has hit out at Manchester United boss Erik ten Hag over his unambitious comments over the club’s aims. “To prove that I'm right or wrong, this is not my issue anymore. I say what I have to say and for me it's done," Ronaldo told Rio Ferdinand's podcast.

"But to be honest with you, what I wish for Manchester, it's what I wish for me. The best they can make, again the best team they can and I love that club, you know, I'm not, I'm not that kind of guy that forgot the past. But as I told you, Manchester, they need to rebuild everything, in my opinion. The coach, they say they cannot compete to win the League and Champions League. Manchester United coach, you cannot say that you're not going to fight to win the League or Champions League. You have to be, to mentally say, listen, maybe we don't have that potential, but I cannot say that. We're going to try. You have to try."