Manchester United has expressed interest in acquiring the services of Feyenoord midfielder Quinten Timber. However, their Premier League rivals, Arsenal, are also exploring the possibility of securing his signature, given his familial connection with Jurrien Timber.
In other transfer news, young talent Julian Hall from NYRB is drawing attention from European giants Real Madrid and Chelsea. Meanwhile, both Tottenham and Manchester United are contemplating potential approaches for Atletico Madrid’s Andrea Berta. Additionally, Everton is poised to extend Jarrad Branthwaite’s contract, a move prompted by growing interest in the player.
Manchester United target Feyenoord midfielder
Manchester United and Arsenal are reportedly keen on Feyenoord midfielder Quinten Limber, the younger brother of Jürgen Limber.
According to the report, “Arsenal star Jürgen Limber’s twin brother Quinten is being pursued by a number of Premier League clubs.
“Quinten has played for Ajax’s fierce rivals Feyenoord since 2022.
“The 22-year-old’s stunning start to the season for Arne Slot’s side has attracted interest from a number of top clubs across Europe.
“Manchester United are among the teams keen on signing the midfielder.
“Arsenal scouts are said to have been impressed by his performances for Feyenoord this term.”
Chelsea favor New York Red Bulls youngster
Chelsea are reportedly one of a number of players keen on New York Red Bulls 15-year-old Julian Hall.
“Chelsea have been keeping tabs on wonderkid Julian Hall after he made his debut for the New York Red Bulls at the age of 15,” the paper writes.
“The teenager is the second-youngest player in MLS history and could be the star of a transfer battle.
“The Blues have signed 30 players under Todd Boehly’s presidency and the attacking starlet appears to be the latest ace to catch their eye. Hall initially came to the attention of the club’s scouts when he scored against their youth team in the 15-and-next-generation Adidas Cup competition in April.
“Since then, the Stamford Bridge club have been watching the youngster’s progress and have tried to lure him to Cobham for a trial. However, the starlet’s rise to prominence has been so evident in recent months that Manchester City, Manchester United and Real Madrid are also tracking his movements.”
Man Utd and Tottenham target Atletico Madrid transfer guru
Manchester United and Tottenham Hotspur are both reportedly considering the appointment of Atletico Madrid’s Andrea Berta, a transfer specialist who has impressed in Spain.
“Manchester United and Tottenham Hotspur have been considering Atletico Madrid’s Andrea Berta as their head of soccer, but both teams could face competition from Paris Saint-Germain,” the paper said.
The paper says: “The Italian has earned a strong reputation in soccer for bringing normality to Atletico’s previously haphazard recruitment efforts, and Manchester United have been interested in him before. Different circumstances at a number of clubs are now likely to lead to his transfer.
“Tottenham have been looking to reshape their soccer management team since the resignation of general manager of soccer Fabio Paratici, with Scott Munn having stepped in as chief soccer officer and Berta bringing significant recruitment experience as the club seeks younger players.”
Everton set to keep Branthwaite
With Manchester United and other teams interested in Jarrad Branthwaite, the Everton youngster looks set to stay at his current club and sign a new contract.
Everton are close to agreeing a major new long-term contract with one of their brightest young stars,” according to the report.
“Everton boss Sean Dyche reportedly revealed on Thursday that he has been in advanced talks with England U21s midfielder Jarrad Branthwaite.
The 21-year-old player has solidified his position in the first team following a successful loan spell with PSV last season. The manager provided insight on the progress of a potential new contract, stating, ‘I believe we are nearing a resolution now. We have engaged in discussions with him for some time, as we do with all our players, maintaining open lines of communication.’