MANCHESTER UNITED news is coming thick and fast and sportskicker247 brings you the latest.
Juve want Ozil
Juventus have entered the race for Mesut Ozil, according to reports in Italy.
The Arsenal midfielder looks set to leave the Emirates with his contract up in the summer.
Manchester United are keen on a cut-price deal and could offer him a quick exit this month.
But, according to Corriere dello Sport, Juve are also in the running.
And Juve believe Oil’s strong friendship with Sami Khedira could help them get their man.
Griezmann update
Manchester United could use Barcelona’s signing of Philippe Coutinho as the chance to get Antoine Griezmann.
Barcelona agreed the deal to sign Coutinho this weekend and he is currently undergoing his medical in Spain.
Barca are also targeting Griezmann but may struggle to sign both players creating an opening for United.
Griezmann is expected to remain at Atletico until the summer but United could swoop in ahead of Barca.
And the Sun claim Griezmann will demand £400,000 a week to snub Barca for a move to United.
Bale latest
United will this week step up their attempts to bring Welsh superstar Gareth Bale to Old Trafford before the end of the transfer window.
United are long-time suiters for Bale, who opted to move to Madrid instead of Old Trafford when he left Tottenham in September 2013.
The Spanish giants are ready to offload the 28-year-old after growing tired of the amount of time that he has spent on the treatment table in the last two seasons.
Real president Florentino Perez could also be planning to finance a move for Brazilian superstar Neymar, who has failed to settle at Paris Saint-Germain.
And it has given United some hope that they might be able to push through an unlikely deal for Bale before the winter transfer window closes at the end of this month.
Goretzka decision
Leon Goretzka has been told to make his mind up.
The Schalke winger has been linked with Bayern Munich, Liverpool, Manchester United and Barcelona.
And Schalke's supervisory director Clemens Tonnies has urged him for a decision.
"We’ve done everything to ensure he stays," Tonnies told Welt am Sonntag
"In January, he wants to say what he’s doing. Schalke have accepted the financial conditions of Leon and his management.
"He was also important for the sporting development of the team last summer and, after the first half of the season, we’re in second place and in the quarter-finals of the DFB-Pokal.





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