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Fantasy football free agent pickups: Believe in Brissett to replace your injured QB?

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Fantasy football free agent pickups: Believe in Brissett to replace your injured QB?

Eric KarabellNov 17, 2025, 12:40 PM ET
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The 11th Sunday of the NFL season began with the final international game of the season, as the Miami Dolphins topped the Washington Commanders in Madrid, Spain, and ended with the Philadelphia Eagles outlasting the Detroit Lions in windy South Philly.

Much happened in between, including Buffalo Bills QB Josh Allen accounting for six touchdowns, Arizona Cardinals QB Jacoby Brissett breaking the NFL record with 47 completed passes and the debut of controversial Cleveland Browns rookie QB Shedeur Sanders. That last one did not go well.

Sanders was one of several backup quarterbacks called into duty due to injuries to the usual starters. Among those hurt on Sunday was Pittsburgh Steelers veteran Aaron Rodgers (wrist). We await further clarity on which quarterbacks will be available for Week 12. Green Bay Packers RB Josh Jacobs (knee) left his game prematurely as well, and Tennessee Titans WR Calvin Ridley (leg) will not play again this season.

Each Monday, before the current NFL weekend ends, we will identify players available in at least 50% of ESPN standard leagues worthy of your attention, from standard formats to deeper options. The NFL is a weekly league, and player valuation and roles seldom remain stagnant. It does not matter how you acquire players for your fantasy rosters, just that you acquire them!

Quarterback

Joe Burrow, Cincinnati Bengals (73.6% rostered in ESPN leagues): OK, so Burrow might be rostered in your awesome league, stashed away in the IR slot, but he is hardly rostered in every ESPN league. As a result, we must highlight Burrow, even though he is rostered in more than 50% of leagues. Burrow (toe), who many believed would not return to active duty until the fantasy playoffs, might return on Thanksgiving Day (Week 13) to face the Baltimore Ravens. Check your league’s waiver wire to see if Burrow (who passed for 4,918 yards and 43 touchdowns a year ago) is available, because he is that good.

Stephania Bell: ‘Jacoby Brissett is fantasy gold’

Field Yates, Daniel Dopp and Stephania Bell discuss Jacoby Brissett’s productive fantasy performances since taking over for Kyler Murray.

Jacoby Brissett, Cardinals (23.7%): Few have ever compared Brissett to Burrow, but something’s going on here. Brissett scored 21.88 points in Sunday’s blowout loss while breaking the league mark for completions in a game, throwing for 452 yards and two touchdowns. The Cardinals trailed the entire game, necessitating him to throw a lot. We could assume the completions, attempts and passing yards are aberrant, but Brissett — a 32-year-old journeyman with his sixth franchise in as many seasons — has started the past five games and finished among the top 12 quarterbacks in fantasy each time. He aims to make it six in a row in Week 12 against the Jacksonville Jaguars. This might be legitimate.

Deep-league options/streamers/random thoughts

Injuries forced early exits for several passers who were not active in many leagues on Sunday, warranting appearances for backups Atlanta Falcons veteran Kirk Cousins, Steelers veteran Mason Rudolph and, as noted above, Browns rookie Shedeur Sanders. As of Monday morning, we don’t expect to see starter Michael Penix Jr. (knee) again this season, but the jury is still out on Rodgers (non-throwing wrist) and Dillon Gabriel (head) for Week 12. None of these backups come recommended when fantasy managers, at least in ESPN leagues, can still add Trevor Lawrence (24.5%), J.J. McCarthy (49.1%), Sam Darnold (48%), C.J. Stroud (44.6%) and numerous others.
Carolina Panthers starter Bryce Young (7.5%) threw for a career-best 448 yards and three touchdowns in the win over the Falcons. How awesome! The problem is that Young, even with this productive Week 11 outing, has reached 200 passing yards in only two games this season. It is hard to rely on him in Week 12 against the San Francisco 49ers. Again, there are simply better options.

Running back

Sean Tucker, Tampa Bay Buccaneers (28.6%): Fantasy managers have wished to see more of Tucker’s skills since Week 6 of last season, when he tore up the New Orleans Saints for 192 scrimmage yards. On Sunday, with Bucky Irving (foot/shoulder) still sidelined and Rachaad White again looking ordinary, Tucker hammered the Bills for 140 total yards and three touchdowns — a cool 34 fantasy points. He was active in only 16.2% of ESPN standard leagues. What happens in Week 12? Irving might return to face the tough Los Angeles Rams, perhaps relegating Tucker to lower volume, but that seems unlikely after this performance.

Could Emanuel Wilson be a prime waiver wire pickup for Week 12?

Matt Bowen breaks down Emanuel Wilson’s fantasy prospects after his performance in Week 11.

Emanuel Wilson, Packers (5.9%): Wilson relieved an injured Josh Jacobs in the close win over the New York Giants and scored 13.9 points, turning 12 touches into 49 yards and a touchdown. If Jacobs (knee) is unable to perform in Week 12 against the Minnesota Vikings, then Wilson — an undrafted free agent in his third season — would earn his first career start. Remember, he scored rushing touchdowns in each of the final three games last season, averaging 5.0 yards per carry. Even if Jacobs is fine, Wilson might carve out a bigger role down the stretch.

Kenneth Gainwell, Steelers (42.2%): Gainwell scored 29.5 points in Sunday’s blowout win over the rival Bengals, much of it because of seven receptions and a pair of TD catches produced after starter Jaylen Warren (knee) left the game. However, it seems as if Warren will be available for Week 12 against the Chicago Bears. Gainwell has scored double-digit points in only two games this season, but we should expect more if Warren’s health is compromised.

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The Giants have made it clear how they want to split the touches with rookie Cam Skattebo (knee) done for the season. Devin Singletary (32.6%) is the touchdown fellow, and he found the end zone twice in Sunday’s loss to the Packers. Tyrone Tracy Jr. still outscored him with 17.9 points. Adding Singletary is fine, but he’d better score a touchdown because he otherwise might not help much.
Jaguars RB Bhayshul Tuten (18.4%) earned a season-best 15 carries in the easy win over the Los Angeles Chargers and many of them came early, not with the score in doubt. Tuten, who left early due to an ankle injury, scored his second touchdown in three weeks. Travis Etienne Jr. remains the starter, and he had the better performance, but the Jaguars certainly looked as if they wanted to share the touches on Sunday.

Wide receiver

Should fantasy managers start Michael Wilson in Week 12?

Tristan H. Cockcroft breaks down Michael Wilson’s fantasy production in Week 11 for the Cardinals.

Michael Wilson, Cardinals (15.2%): Wilson figured to be the primary beneficiary of the Marvin Harrison Jr. (appendicitis) unfortune and, wow, that really was the case in Sunday’s loss to the 49ers. Wilson hauled in 15 of 18 targets for 185 yards, scoring a WR-best 33.5 points. It was the first time this season Wilson reached double-digit fantasy points. Harrison seems unlikely to return in Week 12 to face the Jaguars and he might miss even more weeks.

Wilson has had some intriguing fantasy moments during his first few NFL seasons, but this might be his breakout, thanks to Harrison’s absence and Arizona’s propensity to fall behind in games and force Brissett to throw, throw, and throw some more. Diminutive colleague Greg Dortch (3.5%) scored 18.6 points and, depending on Harrison’s status, might be worth adding as well. Take Wilson first.

Christian Watson, Packers (26.2%): Watson turned half of his four receptions on Sunday into highlight-worthy TD catches, scoring 20.6 points. As mentioned in this space before, it’s tough to rely on any Packers wideout, because this offense aims to run first. Plus, it rosters several young options and spreads targets around. No Packer entered Sunday with 500 receiving yards. Perhaps you believe things will change with TE Tucker Kraft (knee) out for the season and Jacobs compromised, but Watson has never been a high-volume option. If you think he will keep scoring touchdowns, go get him, but be prepared for ordinary numbers for receptions and yards. Teammate Romeo Doubs is the safer choice.

Alec Pierce, Indianapolis Colts (40.6%): Pierce and his pals served a Week 11 bye, but let’s not forget that Pierce scored 35.9 points in his previous two contests. The deep threat might not continue his success the next two games against the tough Kansas City Chiefs and Houston Texans, but there are two games against the Jaguars remaining, too.

Deep-league options/streamers/random thoughts

Someone must catch the football for the Titans. Van Jefferson (0.2%), a 29-year-old journeyman with his fourth franchise in three seasons, might be the leader for targets in Week 12 against the Seattle Seahawks. It’s not a favorable matchup and no, rookie QB Cam Ward is hardly showing signs of becoming reliable, but three Titans pass catchers left Sunday’s loss to the Texans early. Calvin Ridley (leg) is out for the season, and we lack clarity on Elic Ayomanor (hamstring) and Chimere Dike (chest). Really, it is best to not rely on Titans — any of them, regardless of position.
Bills deep reserve Tyrell Shavers (0.1%) was thrust into action on Sunday as the franchise benched top WR Keon Coleman (58.3%), who remained active in 8.5% of ESPN leagues. Shavers scored 19 fantasy points. One would presume a motivated Coleman returns for active duty in Week 12 against the tough Texans, but Shavers might have forced his way into the team’s rotation, too.

Tight end

Dalton Schultz, Texans (53%): Check your league’s waiver wire to see if Schultz remains available. Schultz caught six of nine targets for 51 yards on Sunday, and he has scored double-digit fantasy points in five of six games. The targets should remain there for Week 12 against the Bills.

Juwan Johnson, Saints (35%): The Saints come off their bye and feature an attractive schedule the rest of the season, starting with the Falcons in Week 12. Johnson scored 19.2 points in Week 10, and he has reached double digits in four consecutive games. He looks like a top-10 TE.

Deep-league options/streamers/random thoughts

Seahawks starter AJ Barner (9.5%) caught nary a pass in Week 10 and, because he hadn’t scored a touchdown since Week 5, fantasy managers had mostly moved on. They might move back in after Barner caught 10 of 11 targets for 70 yards on Sunday. The lowly Titans are up next.

Bye weeks: To drop or not to drop?

Four more teams serve their bye in Week 12 (nope, we are not done with byes yet), led by the Dolphins and Commanders coming back from Madrid, and including the Denver Broncos and Chargers.
Only two Dolphins are rostered in more than 27% of leagues. Keep RB De’Von Achane and WR Jaylen Waddle rostered.
Five Commanders are rostered in most leagues, but QB Jayden Daniels and WR Terry McLaurin are probably not playing soon. Still, keep them if you can, along with WR Deebo Samuel. RB Jacory Croskey-Merritt and TE Zach Ertz are not aiding many fantasy managers these days, so you can move on there. RB Chris Rodriguez Jr. (6.7%) would be listed in our pick-up section if the Commanders played this week. They have to face the Broncos in Week 13.
Seven Broncos are rostered in more than 30% of leagues, but RB J.K. Dobbins (foot) is done for the season, while TE Evan Engram can be parted with. Keep QB Bo Nix, WR Courtland Sutton, WR Troy Franklin and RB RJ Harvey around. Try to keep the Broncos D/ST rostered, for it is among the highest-scoring units in the league and the team faces the Commanders and Las Vegas Raiders after the bye.
An impressive nine Chargers are rostered in more than 70% of leagues, including the D/ST unit, which fared quite poorly in Week 11. Feel free to move on. Keep QB Justin Herbert, WRs Ladd McConkey and Keenan Allen, and RB Kimani Vidal rostered. TE Oronde Gadsden II also deserves to stay rostered. WR Quentin Johnston, shut out on Sunday, doesn’t deserve it. RB Omarion Hampton is on IR. Move on from all kickers on bye, including the exalted Cameron Dicker.

Defense

This is a short week for the Bills D/ST (45.4%), visiting the Texans on Thursday. Houston has struggled offensively, regardless of who the quarterback has been. The Bills D/ST averages only 5.6 points, but it has a positive schedule in December.
Similarly, the 49ers D/ST (16.5%) is one of the lower-scoring units for the season, but the team hosts the Panthers on “Monday Night Football.”
The Falcons D/ST (42.8%) play the Saints, which is also an attractive streaming situation.
Also feel free to utilize either side of the epic Browns (40.8%)-Raiders (5.8%) matchup. If forced to choose, we would go with dominating Myles Garrett and the Browns first.

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Who has the advantage at WWE Elimination Chamber? Notes, stats and history to consider

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February 26, 2026

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Who has the advantage at WWE Elimination Chamber? Notes, stats and history to consider

Less than two months remain until WrestleMania 42 from Las Vegas in April, and this Saturday marks a critical stop along the way. Chicago’s United Center will host the 16th WWE Elimination Chamber premium live event (7 p.m. ET on ESPN Unlimited), where the WrestleMania card will continue to be constructed.

The show will feature both men’s and women’s Elimination Chamber matches, during which six wrestlers, surrounded by a steel cage structure, work to pin or submit their opponents until one winner is left standing. That wrestler receives a championship opportunity at WrestleMania. CM Punk will also defend his World Heavyweight Championship in his hometown against Finn Bálor. And the Becky Lynch vs. AJ Lee saga continues with the Women’s Intercontinental Championship on the line.

Here are the notes, stats and Elimination Chamber history to know heading into Saturday’s event.

Men’s Elimination Chamber

Participants: Randy Orton, Cody Rhodes, LA Knight, Je’Von Evans, Trick Williams and Jey Uso

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Cody Rhodes previews the Elimination Chamber against Randy Orton, LA Knight, Je’Von Evans and Trick Williams, readying to punch his ticket to WrestleMania.

• The first Elimination Chamber match occurred 23 years ago at Survivor Series in 2002. Shawn Michaels won the match to become world heavyweight champion.

• There have been 36 men’s and women’s Elimination Chamber matches combined, 11 of which have produced new champions.

• Triple H and John Cena share the distinction of most Elimination Chamber victories with four each. Daniel Bryan is next with three. Cena is the most recent Elimination Chamber winner, having won the men’s match in 2025. He turned heel and claimed his record-setting 17th championship the following month at WrestleMania 41.

• This will be a record-setting 10th Elimination Chamber match for Orton. Chris Jericho and Cena sit two back of Orton in the record book with eight entrants. If Orton records two eliminations in Saturday’s match, he will tie Jericho for the most all time (10). Orton is the only participant in the match with an Elimination Chamber win. He won in 2014 and retained the world title on his way to the WrestleMania 30 main event.

• Rhodes has lost three consecutive PLE matches, dating back to Crown Jewel in October 2025. It is Rhodes’ longest PLE losing streak since he returned to the WWE at WrestleMania 38 in 2022. On Saturday, Rhodes will make his first Elimination Chamber appearance since his WWE return, but not his first ever. In his first WWE stint, he took part in the World Heavyweight Championship Elimination Chamber match, won by Bryan in 2012.

• Uso won five straight WWE PLE matches from November 2024 to August 2025 — including his World Heavyweight Championship win at WrestleMania 41. Since then, he’s on a four-match PLE losing streak for the first time since 2020-21.

• Knight is looking for a change in luck at the Elimination Chamber. It has been more than a year since Knight has won a PLE match. Since Crown Jewel in November 2024, he has lost seven consecutive PLE bouts.

Women’s Elimination Chamber

Participants: Alexa Bliss, Tiffany Stratton, Rhea Ripley, Asuka, Kiana James and Raquel Rodriguez

• The first women’s Elimination Chamber match occurred in 2018. Bliss won the match and retained her “Raw” women’s championship. This will be the eighth women’s Elimination Chamber match in history.

• The only superstar with multiple women’s Elimination Chamber wins is Bianca Belair (2022 and 2025). Bliss or Asuka could join her on that list this weekend.

• Stratton is aiming to avoid her third straight WWE PLE loss after Liv Morgan eliminated her to win the Royal Rumble and Stephanie Vaquer defeated her to win the 2025 Crown Jewel Championship. Stratton hasn’t experienced a three-loss skid in PLE matches since her first three on the main roster in early 2024.

• Asuka has not won a match at a PLE event since Elimination Chamber in 2024, when the Kabuki Warriors defeated Candice LeRae and Indi Hartwell to retain the Women’s Tag Team Championship.

• Rodriguez could earn her first career singles victory at a WWE PLE this weekend. Rodriguez, who holds the women’s record for tag title reigns with six, has accumulated only tag team victories in her WWE PLE career.

• Will anyone run the table in this match? Only one wrestler, Shayna Baszler in 2020, has ever recorded every elimination in an Elimination Chamber match.

World Heavyweight Championship: CM Punk vs. Finn Bálor

Previewing CM Punk vs. Finn Balor at Elimination Chamber

Arda Ocal previews a huge match for the world heavyweight title between CM Punk and Finn Balor at Elimination Chamber in Chicago.

• The winner of this match is destined for a WrestleMania collision with Roman Reigns. Bálor defeated Reigns on his first night on the WWE main roster — the July 25, 2016, edition of “Raw.”

• This will be CM Punk’s first PLE match in Chicago since he took down Jericho at Payback in 2013. Overall, he has wrestled in six WWE PLE matches from Chicago and has a 4-2 record. One of Punk’s two UFC fights also occurred in Chicago.

• Punk is in the midst of an impressive run. He has not lost a match in more than two months. During that stretch, he successfully has retained the World Heavyweight Championship in three television matches against Bron Breakker, AJ Styles and his Elimination Chamber opponent, Bálor.

• It has been two years since Bálor last won a PLE match. In fact, his last such win occurred at the 2024 Elimination Chamber. At that event, he and Damian Priest successfully defended their tag titles against Pete Dunne and Tyler Bate.

Women’s Intercontinental Championship: Becky Lynch vs. AJ Lee

Best moments of WWE Elimination Chamber history

Relive some of the top moments of Elimination Chamber history as we gear up for Saturday’s event.

• Lee will compete in her first championship match in more than 11 years. Her last title bout occurred in December 2014, when she battled Nikki Bella at Tables, Ladders and Chairs … and Stairs for the Divas Championship.

• Lynch is 3-0 at Elimination Chamber. Her last such win occurred in 2024, when she won the women’s Elimination Chamber match.

• Lee will make her second career Chicago PLE appearance after she defeated Kaitlyn to win the Divas Championship at Payback in 2013.

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Cristiano Ronaldo purchases 25% stake in Spanish club Almeria

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February 26, 2026

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Cristiano Ronaldo purchases 25% stake in Spanish club Almeria

Feb 26, 2026, 05:11 AM ET

Cristiano Ronaldo has acquired a 25% ownership stake in Spanish second division club UD Almeria.

The financial terms of the transaction, done through the Portugal captain’s CR7 Sports Investments company, have not been disclosed but the deal is considered a long-term strategic investment from Ronaldo.

“I have long had the ambition to contribute to football beyond the pitch,” Ronaldo said in a statement.

“UD Almería is a Spanish club with a strong foundation and clear growth potential. I wish to work with the team leading the club to support it in its new phase of growth.”

UD Almeria were taken over by a Saudi Investment group in May 2025.

Ronaldo, who turned 41 on Feb. 5, has in the past expressed his desire to own a football club once he retired.

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The former Real Madrid star last summer extended his contract with Saudi Pro League club Al Nassr through June 2027 and is expected to captain Portugal this summer in what will be a record sixth World Cup.

UD Almeria president Mohamed al Khereiji is thrilled to have the five-time Ballon d’Or winner on board.

“He is considered the best on the pitch,” Al Khereiji said. “He knows the Spanish leagues very well and understands the potential of what we are building here both in terms of the team and the youth academy.”

Relegated to the second division in April 2024, Almeria are on course to gain promotion to Spain’s top fight this season. They are third in Spain’s second tier, two points adrift of leaders Racing Santander after 27 games.

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Transfer rumors, news: Real Madrid interested in Arsenal’s Gabriel

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February 26, 2026

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Transfer rumors, news: Real Madrid interested in Arsenal’s Gabriel

Feb 26, 2026, 03:42 AM ET

Real Madrid have their eye on Arsenal‘s Gabriel Magalhães, and Chelsea remain keen on Aston Villa‘s Morgan Rogers.

Join us for the latest transfer news and rumors from around the globe.

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TRENDING RUMORS

– Real Madrid have made an enquiry about Arsenal center back Gabriel Magalhães, according to TeamTalk. The Premier League leaders quickly informedMadrid that the 28-year-old is not available at any price. Gabriel signed a long-term contract extension last summer. Having also secured deals to extend the stays of Bukayo Saka and William Saliba, Arsenal are reportedly determined to show that even a club as big as Madrid can’t take their top players.

– Chelsea remain confident that they can sign Aston Villa midfielder Morgan Rogers despite the Villans stating that only an extraordinary offer would tempt them into even considering letting him go, reports TeamTalk. That figure will likely have to be over the £100 million Villa received from Manchester City for Jack Grealish in 2021. Chelsea have held a long-term interest in the 23-year-old, with their co-director of recruitment, Joe Shields, the person who originally took Rogers to City while leading the Citizens’ youth signings.

– Arsenal and Tottenham Hotspur are likely to face competition from Inter Milan to sign Bayern Munich midfielder Leon Goretzka in the summer, reports CF Bayern Insider. Bayer Leverkusen are also keen on the 31-year-old, who will be a free agent with his contract in Bavaria expiring at the end of this season. Arsenal had tried to sign Goretzka in January, but the Germany international had already given Bayern his word that he would stay until the end of the campaign.

– Manchester United are closely monitoring the situation of Villarreal midfielder Pape Gueye, as reported by Footmercato. The 27-year-old’s reputation has grown since he scored the winner against Morocco in the Africa Cup of Nations final, and he is also a key player for Villarreal. The World Cup offers Gueye another opportunity to impress on a big stage, yet he has already attracted plenty of interest, particularly from United who are looking to replace Casemiro following the announcement that the Brazilian will be leaving Old Trafford.

– Arsenal, Liverpool, Manchester City, Newcastle United, Brighton & Hove Albion and Brentford have all made checks on Eintracht Frankfurt right-back Nnamdi Collins, according to TeamTalk. Arsenal, in particular, are impressed by the 22-year-old and see similarities to Ben White, although Frankfurt have a strong negotiating position as Collins’ contract runs until 2030. Fellow Frankfurt full-back Nathaniel Brown has also been heavily scouted with Manchester United having looked at the 22-year-old.

EXPERT TAKE

ESPN’s Barcelona correspondent Sam Marsden takes a look at the club’s key transfer questions, including which striker they should sign:

Barça should sign a Kylian Mbappé or a Harry Kane, but they also should sign a center back, a fullback and a holding midfielder, probably another winger as well, so where will they streamline their spending? I would lean toward a center back.

But if it’s a striker, Julián Álvarez is well-liked within the club’s hierarchy. However, his recent form — no goals in 11 games before scoring against Barça last week — has raised doubts. Also, the fee Atlético would want for him is prohibitive — Barça sources have told ESPN they want well over €100 million. There is also no guarantee he would score more than Ferran Torres, who actually has five more league goals than Álvarez this season in 300 fewer minutes.

In that sense, Dusan Vlahovic could work as a free shot considering he will be out of contract this summer at Juventus, even if he would not excite supporters. Given how the market is and how much can change, I would advise Barça to sit tight for now and prioritise other areas until they can afford a proper investment in a striker.

OTHER RUMORS

Moreno: PSG could get exposed in Champions League knockouts

Alejandro Moreno reacts to PSG’s progression to the Champions League knockouts after a 5-4 aggregate win over Monaco.

– Brighton could drop their valuation for Carlos Beleba from over £100 million to around £70 million amid interest from Manchester United. (TEAMtalk)

– Casemiro wants to continue playing in Europe when he leaves Manchester United, with Italy being flagged as a possible destination for the midfielder. (The Sun)

– Manchester City and Arsenal are closely monitoring versatile Brighton midfielder Jack Hinshelwood. (Caught Offside)

– Liverpool, Arsenal and Manchester United have all closely watched 18-year-old Ajax midfielder Sean Steur in recent weeks. (TEAMtalk)

– Marcus Thuram could leave Inter Milan during the summer transfer window. (Nicolo Schira)

– Several foreign clubs have approached Marc Casado, but the midfielder is getting closer to extending his contract with Barcelona. (Nicolo Schira)

– Atletico Madrid have included Borussia Dortmund striker Fabio Silva on their shortlist of possible replacements for Julián Alvarez if the 26-year-old leaves in the summer. (Rudy Galetti)

– Tottenham want to move for Crystal Palace goalkeeper Dean Henderson in the summer as they prepare to lose Guglielmo Vicario. (Football Insider)

– Crystal Palace view signing a replacement for Marc Guéhi as a priority during the summer transfer window. (The Standard)

– Premier League and top European clubs are tracking Brentford goalkeeper Matthew Cox‘s impressive form on loan at Shrewsbury Town. (Football Insider)

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