Chiesa might leave Liverpool - Tuesday's gossip

What the report says
BBC Sport Football’s gossip roundup says Federico Chiesa’s future at Liverpool is uncertain. The report says the 26-year-old forward may seek a January exit if his playing time remains limited after he returns from injury. The item does not indicate any final decision from Liverpool, only that his situation could change depending on how much he features once fit again.
The same roundup also notes that Jadon Sancho is reportedly in talks with at least two Premier League clubs about a possible return to England’s top flight. Sancho, formerly of Manchester United, has been linked with renewed interest from the Premier League as clubs assess potential January moves. No clubs are named in the BBC’s summary, and no deal is reported.
Elsewhere, BBC Sport says Real Madrid forward Endrick is drawing interest from Italy, with AC Milan said to be preparing a loan approach for January. The roundup also mentions Manchester United’s continued interest in Leicester City midfielder Louis Page, Manchester City’s monitoring of Atletico Madrid’s Alex Baena, and transfer contact between Liverpool, Manchester United and Wolves over teenage winger Matheus Mane. It adds that Brentford have opened contract talks with Kevin Schade, while Manchester United have completed a move for Liverpool youth midfielder Isaac Konde. As a whole, the update reflects the early January transfer market and clubs positioning themselves ahead of potential deals.
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