Crystal Palace track £25.1m-rated winger as Man Utd decide on primary striker target

The Premier League is now on pause, with the FA Cup taking centre stage this weekend. Fulham have already kicked off the action with a comfortable 4-1 win over Watford to progress to the fourth round, West Ham took on Aston Villa on Friday night, and there is plenty of action still to come.

Brentford face Plymouth Argyle on Saturday, Chelsea face Morecambe, Tottenham take on Tamworth, and on Sunday, we have Palace in action against Tamworth and Arsenal against Manchester United. In the meantime, we have rounded up all the latest news and transfer rumours surrounding the Premier League clubs.

Brentford eye right-back

Brentford are said to be interested in a deal to sign Fiorentina star as they look to potentially replace Mads Roerslev. ViolaNews say the Bees are circling the 20-year-old after seeing an offer rejected in the summer.

Kayode is a right-back who has already racked up 31 league appearances for Fiorentina despite his youth. He is a three-time Italy under-21 international, but he has struggled for game time this season, offering the Bees a potential route to a deal.

Palace tracking Luiz Henrique

Crystal Palace are said to be showing interest in in Botafogo’s Luiz Henrique, according Firenze Viola via SportWitness. The report claims Fiorentina has offered around £17million for the winger, but Botafogo are not convinced by the offer.

That could provide an opening for Palace, who are also said to be interested in Luiz Henrique, who is a 24-year-old winger who has made 38 league appearances for his current club. The Brazilian club are said to be demanding £25.1million to agree a sale.

Osimhen links

Manchester United are said to be very interested in a deal to sign Napoli striker Victor Osimhen, who is currently on loan with Galatasaray. GiveMeSport report that the striker has become United’s primary target despite the fact they spent big money to sign Rasmus Hojlund on big money only 18 months ago.

Osimhen has a release clause worth £75million and his loan can be broken should a big enough club express interest in a permanent deal. Napoli may well take less than the release clause, but United are not even on course fo European football, so they may have an issue convincing Napoli, and even more so the player.