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Liverpool among clubs keen on Vuskovic - Sunday's gossip

Liverpool among clubs keen on Vuskovic - Sunday's gossip

Brighton defender Luka Vuskovic is being looked at by high-profile clubs, Liverpool do not intend to bring Trent Alexander-Arnold back, AC Milan are targeting Manchester United's Leny Yoro, plus more.

Brighton defender Luka Vuskovic is being looked at by a number of high-profile clubs, Liverpool do not intend to bring Trent Alexander-Arnold back to the club and AC Milan are targeting Manchester United 's Leny Yoro.

Liverpool and Real Madrid are two of the clubs interested in a move for 19-year-old Croatia defender Luka Vuskovic, who joined Brighton from Tottenham in the summer. (Football Insider) , external

Chelsea , Barcelona and Bayern Munich are also keen on Vuskovic and are monitoring his situation. (Teamtalk) , external

Liverpool have no plans to bring England right-back Trent Alexander-Arnold back to the club as the 28-year-old struggles for first-team football at Real Madrid. (Football Insider) , external

Valencia are set to exercise an option to extend Spain forward David Otorbi's contract with them amid interest from Liverpool , with the move set to double the 19-year-old's release clause to £50m. (Tribuna Deportiva - in Spanish) , external

Newcastle United and Tottenham have enquired about midfielder Ruben Loftus-Cheek, 30, and 28-year-old defender Fikayo Tomori, with AC Milan open to the English pair leaving. (Teamtalk) , external

AC Milan are targeting a summer move for Manchester United defender Leny Yoro, with a deal for the 20-year-old expected to cost up to £42m. (Calciomercato - in Italian) , external

Roma are keen on 23-year-old Spain left-back Alejandro Balde, who might leave Barcelona if his playing time does not increase. (Il Messaggero, via Mundo Deportivo) , external

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