FootballTransfers runs through the biggest rumours and gossip from 11 November, including the latest updates on Andrea Cambiaso, Jamie Gittens and Jeremie Frimpong.

Cambiaso price drops

Juventus full-back Andrea Cambiaso could be available for just €25 million in January, as per TuttoJuve.

The Italy international was previously close to a big-money move to Man City, but the deal was not finalised, and he could now be available mid-season for a knockdown price after struggling with injuries in the early stages of the campaign.

Barcelona are interested in the versatile defender and could look to offer up Alejandro Balde in a swap deal, while there is also said to be interest from Man Utd and Liverpool.

Gittens exit greenlit

Chelsea are prepared to loan out Jamie Gittens in January, Football Insider claims.

The England youth international was a major signing last year, but he endured a difficult first season at Chelsea and hasn't fared much better this time around. Gittens has only been used in the Carabao Cup and is currently dealing with an injury.

In the summer, AS Roma pushed heavily to sign him, but Chelsea were unwilling to listen to offers for the winger. The situation is now radically different, with the Blues willing to sanction a mid-season move.

Frimpong to leave Liverpool?

The same outlet also writes that Liverpool are willing to offload Jeremie Frimpong.

Like Gittens, the Dutchman was a high-profile arrival in 2025, but injuries and disappointing performances have cast doubt on his long-term future at Liverpool. Frimpong was recently linked with a potential move to Saudi Arabia.

While Liverpool are said to be reluctant to consider a departure in January, they could be prepared to sell Frimpong in the summer if they were to receive a "big offer" from Al-Hilal or any other suitor.

Zubimendi interest

Atletico Madrid, Chelsea and Real Madrid are monitoring Arsenal midfielder Martin Zubimendi, The Independent has confirmed.

The Spain international lost his starting spot towards the end of last season and has yet to reclaim it. Zubimendi has not started a single Premier League game so far this term, giving rise to speculation over his future.

There is no shortage of interest, with Chelsea boss Xabi Alonso a particular admirer after coaching the midfielder at Real Sociedad, and it is suggested that Arsenal could cash in on him in order to raise funds for attacking signings.

Man Utd keeping tabs on Esposito

Man Utd are scouting Inter striker Pio Esposito, according to Calciomercato.

Representatives from the Red Devils watched the striker in action against Como over the weekend and were surely left impressed by his performance, with the 21-year-old scoring the opener in a 2-0 win.

Esposito is on Man Utd's shortlist ahead of January, but a transfer is not expected to be feasible. Inter do not wish to sell and recently handed him a new long-term contract. Any deal would likely require a fee north of €100m.

More transfer rumours

Leeds and Newcastle have joined Man Utd in the race to sign Dinamo Zagreb striker Dion Beljo. (TEAMtalk)

RB Leipzig could demand as much as €100m for Arsenal target Antonio Nusa if he keeps up his impressive form. (Sky Germany)

Arsenal are still monitoring Bayer Leverkusen contract rebel Christian Kofane. (BBC)

Napoli are weighing up a move for Monza striker Gustavo Varela, who is also being watched by Arsenal and Man Utd. (Gazzetta dello Sport)

Barcelona have rekindled their interest in Bayern Munich centre-back Jonathan Tah. (Sky Germany)

Crystal Palace lead the race to sign RB Salzburg midfielder Bartosz Mazurek. (TEAMtalk)

Everton have entered the race for Flamengo winger Samuel Lino. (Paparazzo Rubro-Negro)

Leroy Sane and Galatasaray are ready to part ways in January after a disappointing 18 months. (Sky Germany)

Bayer Leverkusen are stepping up their interest in Gladbach wonderkid Wael Mohya, who is also eyed by Liverpool. (Kicker)

Brazil boss Carlo Ancelotti is in favour of Real Madrid striker Endrick joining AS Roma on loan. (Gazzetta dello Sport)

Celtic midfielder Mika Baur is receiving "top" enquiries from England, Spain and Italy and could be available for €20m next summer. (Sky Germany)