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Barcelona are looking at Victor Osimhen, while Vinícius Júnior sees Paris Saint-Germain as a potential way out of Real Madrid. Join us for the latest transfer news and rumors from around the globe.

Santiago Gimenez's goal drought in Serie A has forced AC Milan to consider reinforcements ahead of the January window. The Mexico international hasn't been able to find the net in any of the opening nine games of the tournament, prompting CEO Giorgio Furlani and sporting director Igli Tare to start scouting alternatives. Manchester United's Joshua Zirkzee has re-emerged as a prime target, while Roma's Artem Dovbyk remains a fallback option if talks stall.

With big names like Liverpool and Spurs out early, mid-table sides like Fulham and Brentford are making waves 🌊. Even Wolves, bottom of the table, went down swinging 3–4 to Chelsea, scoring in stoppage time.

Former Sky Sports presenter Kirsty Gallacher broke down as she recalled being the victim of an unprovoked attack in London where a man 'kicked her like a football' Kirsty Gallacher has bravely opened up about how she was 'booted like a football' in a shocking, unprovoked assault in London.

Wanda, 38, put the recent reports behind her to flaunt her curves as she teased fans with her latest business. Wearing a variety of skimpy bikinis, she said: "Wanda SWIMS," adding a soon emoji.

Forced into defensive conservatism, De Zerbi’s adaptability is commendable but his bench lacks quality — only 19-year-old Gabbadini available in defense. He’s also historically struggled at Cagliari (2W, 3L, all away losses) and admitted pre-match, “We must not concede first,” hinting at a risk-averse mindset.

The loss of midfield orchestrator Galvin Stens (thigh injury, out until December) stripped the team of its only “attacking metronome.” Stens averaged 2.1 key passes per match, accounting for 35% of Pisa’s total. His replacements complete only 72% of passes—16% lower than Stens—and the central penetration is virtually gone.

SJK is a mid-to-upper table team in the Finnish league. While they are slightly weaker overall than Inter Turku, they can still pose a threat against stronger sides. Currently, SJK has 16 wins, 6 draws, and 7 losses, accumulating 54 points and ranking 4th in the Championship Group. Their attack has been potent, scoring 62 goals, but defensively, they have conceded 46 goals, showing vulnerabilities that need attention.

TPS’s home advantage and attacking versatility give them a slight edge, while HJK’s recent slump may continue unless they find rhythm quickly. Expect a competitive game with goals from both sides possible.

Al-Raed is a mid-table team in the Saudi Pro League, consistently maintaining stable performance in recent years with minor fluctuations in league ranking. This season, the team has recorded 3 wins and 3 losses, earning 9 points and sitting 9th in the league. Their attack has been fairly strong, scoring 10 goals in 6 matches, but defensive issues are evident, having conceded 8 goals.

The club from "Arena Garibaldi," under the leadership of Filippo Inzaghi, finally managed to achieve their long-standing goal and rise to the country's top division. However, they started the season under a different coach, Gilardino, and not successfully: they were already knocked out of the cup by their second opponent there, Torino, and in the league, they have only occasionally managed to scrape draws. In a sensational result last round, they finished 2-2 with Milan!

The club from "Stadio di Cornaredo" won the battle against Lausanne-Sport last season for fourth place in the final standings. That secured them a spot in European competitions, but their campaign ended swiftly and disappointingly: 0-0 and 0-1 against CFR in the Europa League, and 0-5 and 4-2 against Celje in the Conference League. The league start was also poor, but since late September, they've improved, winning several matches in a row. However, against Servette, they stumbled and lost 1-2.