Real Madrid track Jarell Quansah as PL clubs alerted to Jules Koundé
Real Madrid is tracking Bayer Leverkusen defender Jarell Quansah ahead of next summer, while a wide group of Premier League clubs have been alerted to the potential availability of Barcelona defender Jules Koundé, according to reports. The developments emerge as clubs across Europe look past the recent summer transfer window, which saw spending exceed €10 billion across Europe’s top five leagues, and toward future windows.
Real Madrid Eyes Jarell Quansah While Liverpool Retains Buy-Back Option
Real Madrid is monitoring Jarell Quansah with his impressive displays for Bayer Leverkusen catching the eye, transfermarkt.com reported. Bild notes that the 23-year-old England international has been watched by Los Blancos as the club seeks to incorporate a minimum of two defensive reinforcements into their roster. Quansah moved to Germany from Liverpool for €35 million in 2025, and previous suitors Arsenal are also monitoring developments.
While the player has excelled in the Bundesliga since his departure from Anfield, Liverpool still holds a buy-back option on the defender, transfermarkt.com noted.

Premier League Clubs Alerted to Jules Koundé Availability
TEAMtalk reports that potential suitors including Liverpool, Arsenal, Manchester United, Manchester City and Chelsea have been put on notice regarding the possible availability of Barcelona center-back Jules Koundé. Chelsea is actively monitoring the France international, with Xabi Alonso keen on reinforcing his options at right back.
At the same time, Tottenham Hotspur has added Hull City goalkeeper Konstantinos Tzolakis to their shortlist of future goalkeeping targets alongside Brighton’s Bart Verbruggen, TEAMtalk reported. The 23-year-old Greece international has recorded three clean sheets in five Premier League appearances following his £20 million summer move from Olympiakos.
Bournemouth Rejects January Approaches for Alex Scott
According to BBC Sport, Bournemouth will reject any bids made during the January window for English midfielder Alex Scott, in spite of pursuit from Chelsea, Arsenal and Liverpool. The South Coast side plans to keep hold of the 23-year-old through at least the conclusion of the upcoming campaign while he works through the final two years of his agreement. The club holds a transfer valuation of at least £100 million in their minds.
Diario AS indicates that Real Madrid forward Endrick might be loaned out once more when January arrives due to restricted playing opportunities. Endrick is expected to leave Real Madrid in January on-loan after growing frustrated at his role, having only played for four minutes this season, transfermarkt.com noted. AS Roma continues to track the Brazilian prospect on the back of his prior stint with Lyon, though upcoming opportunities under new Madrid boss José Mourinho could impact his decision.
Brobbey Scouted Ahead of January Window
Juventus is interested in Brian Brobbey and scouted the Sunderland striker during the Netherlands’ recent draw with Germany, according to reports in Italy cited by transfermarkt.com. Brobbey has been a revelation since joining Sunderland and has attracted interest from various clubs.
Additional targets across Europe continue to surface as clubs plan for the winter window which reopens on January 1, 2027. Caught Offside has reported that Manchester United is still looking to finalize a contract extension with key playmaker Bruno Fernandes, while clubs such as AC Milan, Galatasaray, Atletico Madrid and Juventus keep a close eye on his current status. Manchester United’s chances of signing Barcelona left back Alejandro Balde in January have received a boost due to his reduced game time, according to Football Insider.