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90min rounds up the latest  transfer news , rumours and gossip circulating around the world... Barcelona are wary that Manchester United could try to part ways with Jadon Sancho in the January window and are considering making a loan offer for the winger. ( SPORT ) Another player who may leave Manchester United is Scott McTominay , who is viewed by Bayern Munich as an alternative to Fulham's Joao Palhinha . ( Daily Mirror ) Liverpool and Newcastle both made offers to sign Caglar Soyuncu following the expiry of his Leicester contract in the summer, but the defender opted to join Atletico Madrid instead. ( Mundo Deportivo ) Manchester City have shelved contract talks with Kevin De Bruyne until he returns from a hamstring injury. His current deal expires in 2025. ( Daily Star ) De Bruyne is recovering from another hamstring injury / Michael Regan/GettyImages LISTEN TO THE LATEST EPISODE OF 90MIN'S TALKING TRANSFERS PODCAST: ERLING HAALAND, JADON SANCHO & MORE PSG ...

It's hard to read about the Premier League without being reminded Chelsea have spent loads of money since Todd Boehly acquired the club. The west Londoners have been ridiculously prolific in the transfer market ever since Boehly arrived, both in terms of buying new players and selling unwanted squad members. Deals like the £115m splashed out on Moises Caicedo - which made the former Brighton midfielder the Premier League's all-time record transfer - are now part and parcel of how things work at Stamford Bridge ever since the consortium led by Boehly and Clearlake Capital completed their £4.25bn takeover in May 2022. We all know that Chelsea have spent a lot, but where does their spend ing under Boehly compare to the rest of the Premier League since May 2022? How much have Chelsea spent under Todd Boehly? Caicedo had a Chelsea debut to forget / Sebastian Frej/MB Media/GettyImages Since the takeover in late May 2022, Transfermarkt projects Chelsea to have spent just over a r...

Jurrien Timber had dreamed of playing for Arsenal since his days in Ajax's academy. Upon his £38m move to the Premier League runners-up, the Amsterdam side released a video of a young Timber. When asked which club he might move to in the future - which, as an aside, shows the selling mentality of Ajax - Timber answered: "I've always been a fan of Arsenal ." However, the dream lasted less than one hour of Premier League football before Timber hobbled off during Arsenal's 2-1 victory over Nottingham Forest. Here's the latest on Timber's injury status. When will Jurrien Timber return from injury? Jurrien Timber was forced off after 50 minutes of Arsenal's Premier League meeting with Nottingham Forest / Chris Brunskill/Fantasista/GettyImages Arsenal's lunchtime bout with Forest was postponed by half an hour as issues with a new e-ticketing system created a log jam outside the Emirates Stadium. There was another delay before the half-time interval as ...

Usually, 90min's rankings of Premier League home kits proves to be quite a slog, a battle of which strip is the least horrid more than anything. But thankfully, kit suppliers have for the most part got their houses in order and produced some stunners for the 2023/24 season. So, who tops the table this year? Let's dive in. 20. Brentford Oh goodness / Kevin C. Cox/GettyImages Positive: Official merchandise of Brentford Football Club Negative: Don't get me started For crying out loud, Brentford. Gradient kits have never worked and never will work. This attempt makes even less sense considering the stripes on the shirt don't match the colour of the shorts. 19. Luton Town Luton will make their Premier League debut in this kit / Ralf Ibing - firo sportphoto/GettyImages Positive: Luton Town, you are a Premier League football club Negative: Stop acting like you're still in non-league 'Tinpot' is a very harsh word and one that is thrown around a lot nowadays. I...