Man Utd to listen to offers for squad | Rodrygo linked with Arsenal | Should Liverpool swap Diaz for Wirtz?

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Transfer Talk

Sky Sports

209 episodes

2 weeks ago

Transfer Talk is a podcast from Sky Sports News which features debate and analysis from some of the most well connected reporters in the football world throughout the transfer windows.

We dig into the biggest storylines, both in the Premier League and around Europe, as we keep you up to date on all the latest developments.

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Man Utd to listen to offers for squad | Rodrygo linked with Arsenal | Should Liverpool swap Diaz for Wirtz? | 'Transfer 360: Jay Jay Okocha'

Transfer Talk

54 minutes

5 months ago

Man Utd to listen to offers for squad | Rodrygo linked with Arsenal | Should Liverpool swap Diaz for Wirtz? | 'Transfer 360: Jay Jay Okocha'

Pete Graves is joined by Sam Tighe to discuss the fallout from the Europa League final as Tottenham Hotspur beat Manchester United with reports emerging that United are now willing to listen to offers for any player in their squad, including captain Bruno Fernandes. Plus, we take a look at which players are now at risk after Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola threatened to quit if the squad size isn't reduced. Barcelona have announced their interest in both Marcus Rashford and Liverpool's Luis Diaz as the Reds eye Florian Wirtz as a potential replacement.