Serie A giants Juventus could face the departure of Andrea Cambiaso to Manchester City during the January transfer window and have already lined up a potential replacement.

According to Mirko Di Natale of TuttoJuve, Juventus are preparing for Cambiaso’s possible exit by identifying alternatives. Among their targets is Girona’s Miguel Gutierrez, who has been on the club’s radar for some time.

A move for Gutierrez would only proceed if Cambiaso departs. Should that happen, Juventus are expected to make an offer for the 23-year-old left-back, who has impressed this season with one goal and four assists in 18 La Liga appearances.

Girona reportedly value Gutierrez between €25 million and €30 million, making him a feasible option. Juventus, on the other hand, are seeking a fee exceeding €60 million for Cambiaso, though they would ideally prefer to sell him in the summer.

Randal Kolo Muani transfer to Juventus: Fabrizio Romano updates on unexpected twist

Randal Kolo Muani’s loan move to Juventus has hit an unexpected snag. Despite completing medical checks and signing documents, the official announcement remains on hold.

The issue lies with PSG, which has already reached FIFA’s limit of six players loaned abroad this season. The club’s quota is filled by Xavi Simons (RB Leipzig), Carlos Soler (West Ham), Nordi Mukiele (Bayer Leverkusen), Renato Sanches (Benfica), Cher Ndour (Besiktas), and Juan Bernat (Villarreal). Unlike last season, when seven loans were allowed, FIFA’s tighter regulations have created complications.

The delay has frustrated fans, who have criticized PSG for what they perceive as a significant oversight. Despite the backlash, the club appears relatively unbothered for now.

Transfer expert Fabrizio Romano reports that discussions between Juventus and PSG are ongoing, with expectations that the deal will still go through. To resolve the issue, PSG plans to recall and sell one of their current loanees. While Kolo Muani will miss the Juve-Milan clash, he is expected to be available next week.

According to L’Équipe, Juventus claim they were only informed of the loan cap issue late Thursday into Friday morning, leaving details unclear. Reportedly, Juventus were unaware that PSG had already reached the loan limit, which has infuriated Juventus sporting director Cristiano Giuntoli. His frustration is reportedly directed at Pasquale Sensibile, the official overseeing Juventus’ loan operations.

Juventus has accused PSG of mishandling the situation, while PSG insists they were aware of the restriction beforehand. However, L’Équipe questions PSG’s claims, noting the club appeared to be scrambling to address the problem on Friday morning.

One potential solution involves recalling Cher Ndour, but PSG remains optimistic that the Kolo Muani deal will proceed. Even so, this situation might complicate potential moves for Milan Skriniar and Marco Asensio, who are currently ineligible for loans.

The Merseyside club is actively assessing options in the loan market and intends to inquire about the availability of both players during the January transfer window.

Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall’s time at Chelsea has fallen short of expectations following his summer move from Leicester City, where he reunited with former manager Enzo Maresca.

Similarly, Ben Chilwell has had minimal game time this season, managing just 45 minutes across all competitions, which came in Chelsea’s 5-0 League Cup win against Barrow.

Everton has already filled their quota of four loan signings for the season, but the potential departure of Armando Broja would open up a slot for one of the Chelsea players.

With their January transfer funds limited by profitability and sustainability regulations, the Toffees are eager to create room for a loan deal before the window closes.

Additionally, CaughtOffside reports that while there is a broad agreement with Lyon for the permanent signing of Ernest Nuamah, the deal is still pending final approval from David Moyes. Personal terms are not expected to present any complications.

Everton’s attempt to return Armando Broja hits stumbling block

Everton’s attempt to recall Armando Broja from his loan spell has hit a snag, as Chelsea is now requesting compensation for the striker’s return.

David Moyes recently disclosed that the club is contemplating ending Broja’s season-long loan after the forward was ruled out for 10 to 12 weeks with a significant ankle injury.

Broja made the move to Everton last summer despite already recovering from an Achilles injury that had previously disrupted a potential transfer to Ipswich.

As part of the agreement, Chelsea committed to covering the Albanian international’s wages during his recovery.

The Seagulls are gearing up for an active January transfer window, aiming to bolster their squad in several key areas as Fabian Hurzeler seeks to revive their season following a disappointing spell of form.

With Evan Ferguson’s future at the American Express Stadium uncertain, Brighton is prioritizing the addition of a young striker and has identified Daniel Cummings as a potential acquisition this month.

However, Cummings isn’t the only forward on their radar. Brighton is also competing with Liverpool for FC Nuremberg’s Stefanos Tzimas, whose impressive displays in Bundesliga II have caught their attention.

Securing a new striker could prove essential if Ferguson departs, but Hurzeler is equally focused on shoring up the defense. The manager has reportedly set his sights on a fresh defensive target.

According to The Daily Mail, Brighton has expressed interest in signing Chelsea defender Tosin Adarabioyo, just seven months after the player’s move to Stamford Bridge.

Adarabioyo, earning £120,000 per week, has seen consistent action for Chelsea this season but has only started seven Premier League matches. The Seagulls are keen to secure a permanent deal and have reached out to their top-flight rivals to formalize their interest.

It remains uncertain whether Chelsea will approve the transfer. However, reports suggest that selling Adarabioyo could significantly aid the Blues in meeting financial regulations, potentially incentivizing them to strike a deal.

Tosin could be a quality signing

Tosin Adarabioyo has established himself as a reliable Premier League defender over the years. Recently, he has become a regular presence in Chelsea’s lineup, earning his place in Enzo Maresca’s plans. Known for his aerial strength, the Englishman ranks in the 82nd percentile for aerial duels won per 90 minutes over the past year, a quality that has drawn praise from journalist Zach Lowy.

While it might seem unusual for Chelsea to part ways with the 27-year-old so soon after signing him, the club could secure a full profit since they acquired him on a free transfer last summer. Considering Adarabioyo’s strong defensive capabilities, Brighton would do well to position themselves as frontrunners for his signature if he becomes available during this transfer window.