However, should Real Madrid come calling, it will become almost impossible for Juventus to hang on to the star. Mbappe has it all and it wont be long until the vultures begin to circle. 馃檹馃應馃槈 #ThanksMom #ThanksDad #FamilyTime #RoadToRecovery pic. The transfer would be the third joint highest in world football, equalling the £80m deal that brought Ronaldo to Real Madrid from Man Utd in 2009. der as fans sneak into stadiumSHAW NO CERTAINTYGareth Southgate tells Luke Shaw he must start playing for Manchester United to regain England spotKylian Me SoftlySergio Ramos tells Kylian Mbappe he is welcome at Real Madrid ahead of France vs Spain friendlyRAHEEM RECOVERYRaheem Sterling is fit for Manchester City's crunch Premier League clash at Arsenal Getty Images3Conte looked at the defender last season when arrived but the club prioritised deals for David Luiz, Alonso and NGolo KanteBut the Blues could easily match that and offer the African the chance to compete in the Premier League. It was around £50m and the wages of £480,000-a-week would have put him among the highest earners in the world. And Arsene Wenger is also keen to bring in someone new with the future of Kieran Gibbs uncertain as his contract at the Emirates runs out at the end of the season. The Aston Villa striker has been in advanced talks with Aitor Karanka’s side over a potential January?move. Premier League clubs are already paying attention and that interest is only going to grow and grow. a fortuneChinese Super League line up staggering £80m bid for Chelsea's Diego Costa after initial bid is rejectedFors be with youEmil Forsberg is another option for Klopp with Christian Pulisic to stay on at DortmundWELL PLAYED SLADECoventry boss Russell Slade makes THREE signings within hours of January transfer window openingdeal me inArsenal, Chelsea, Manchester United and ALL Premier League clubs - get the latest transfer news, updates and gossipCLEVER MOVENewcastle submit loan offer for Everton's Tom Cleverley until the end of the season Getty Images4Lindelof could cost United up to £50m if deal goes through in JanuaryJones and Rojo were called upon for match at Swansea in early November, which United comfortably won 3-1.