Lisandro Martinez could be shown the door by Manchester United after his bombshell outburst this week.

Martinez took aim at the club’s hierarchy in scathing criticism that followed Tuesday night’s 2-0 Champions League defeat by Atletico Madrid that continued their miserable form this season and piled more pressure on under-fire manager Michael Carrick.

He has since doubled down on those words with a new statement released last night.

According to Sky Sports, Martinez’s future at Old Trafford is now in question, with “real doubts” over whether his contract will be extended when it expires next summer.

There has been another new twist in the Julian Alvarez to Arsenal transfer saga.

The Gunners pushed hard to sign the wantaway Atletico Madrid striker during the latter stages of a hectic summer window, but he held out for a dream switch to Barcelona that never came.

However, there have since been suggestions that Alvarez could now be open to joining Arsenal as Barca move on to other targets after a bitter war of words with their LaLiga rivals.

In an interesting development, Alvarez has now parted ways with long-term agent Fernando Hidalgo and is said to be joining Rodri’s representative Pablo Barquero.

Arsenal are among the clubs being linked with a shock swoop for Bazoumana Toure.

The Ivory Coast winger only joined Newcastle from Bundesliga club Hoffenheim in a £42m transfer over the summer, but has already caught the eye of a number of Premier League rivals.

CaughtOffside claim that Arsenal and Manchester United are both closely monitoring the progress of Toure, having already been watching him before he made the switch to St James’ Park in July.

Tottenham and Aston Villa are also credited with an interest in the 20-year-old, who is under contract on Tyneside until 2031.

Lisandro Martinez's Manchester United future has been called into question following his extraordinary criticism of the club.

According to Sky Sports, and there are real doubts about whether the Argentine defender's contract will be extended when it expires in the summer.

United are expected to focus on revamping their defence in the next transfer windows and have the formal option to prolong Martinez's stay for a further year.

Chelsea and Arsenal are both keeping an eye on Inter Milan’s Andy Diouf.

That is according to CaughtOffside, who claim the French international has enhanced his reputation since moving to Inter from Lens in August 2025.

Furthermore, his recent performances for France have only increased attention around him.

Tomas Soucek has promised to help get West Ham back to the Premier League after signing a new contract with the club.

Soucek, who helped West Ham lift the Conference League in 2023, was entering the final year of his deal but has now signed fresh terms until the summer of 2028.

The Czech Republic international has been an integral part of West Ham’s squad since signing from Slavia Prague in 2020, making 285 appearances and scoring 47 goals.

He publicly expressed his desire to end his career at West Ham and has now extended his contract past his 33rd birthday.

However, the Cherries are only willing to consider the 23-year-old’s sale under specific conditions.

understands that Bournemouth are open to selling their prized midfielder in the January transfer window if an offer of more than £100million comes in. Bournemouth sources say a sale will only happen in January if Premier League survival is looking likely.

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Shakhtar Donetsk chief executive Sergei Palkin has revealed the club will seek compensation from Tottenham for winger Manor Solomon.

Solomon joined Spurs on a free transfer in July 2023 after a FIFA ruling allowed foreign players at clubs in Russia and Ukraine to suspend their contracts immediately following Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine.

At the time, Shakhtar threatened legal action, believing Solomon had a market value of around €20million (£16.9m), and they are now set to reignite those discussions after the Israel international moved to West Ham this summer for an initial £5m fee.

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Arsenal and Manchester United are keeping a close eye on Bayer Leverkusen striker Christian Kofane.

That is according to Bild, who claim both clubs are on red alert after Kofane halted talks over a new deal after an agreement had been reached to extend his contract until 2031.

The proposed renewal would raise his salary to and remove the release clause from his current deal.

Arsenal look to have been handed good news in the race for Kenan Yildiz.

The Gunners are believed to be long-term admirers of the Juventus and Turkey winger, around whom there was more transfer speculation late in the summer window before he needed surgery on a foot fracture.

Links to Arsenal - as well as Real Madrid - have persisted since then, with Bayern Munich also said to be interested in a big-money swoop for Yildiz.

However, BILD in Germany now claim that Bayern will not compete for his signature if other clubs come in with huge offers.