Manchester United and Real Betis are reportedly nearing an agreement for a loan move for Brazilian winger Antony, according to Mail Sport.

Antony, who has yet to start a league game for the Red Devils this season, has primarily been used as a substitute under new manager Ruben Amorim. The proposed move will allow him to spend the remainder of the campaign in La Liga.

Discussions between United and Betis on Saturday focused on finalizing the financial structure of the deal. United are expected to cover a portion of Antony’s £200,000 weekly wages. The loan, which will run until June 2025, does not include a purchase option.

Antony joined Manchester United in 2022 for a staggering £86 million, following former manager Erik ten Hag to Old Trafford. However, the Brazilian has struggled to meet expectations, scoring only 12 goals in 95 appearances for the club.

The move to Real Betis offers Antony a fresh opportunity to reignite his career and secure more consistent playing time.

Nigerian-born defender Michael Kayode is on the verge of a move to Premier League side Brentford from Fiorentina.

According to Violanews, Brentford are in advanced negotiations with Fiorentina to secure the young defender's services. The proposed deal would see Kayode join the Bees on loan, with an option to make the transfer permanent at the end of the season.

Fiorentina, however, are keen to include a buy-back clause in the agreement to maintain future control over the player.

The 20-year-old impressed for the Viola last season, featuring in 26 league matches. Despite his breakout campaign, Kayode has found regular playing time hard to come by under manager Raffaele Palladino this term.

If the deal materializes, it would mark a significant step in Kayode’s career, giving him the chance to showcase his talent in the highly competitive Premier League.

Chelsea boss Enzo Maresca has disclosed that Cole Palmer is a doubt for their upcoming Premier League match against Wolves.

Palmer, who played the full 90 minutes and scored in their recent 2-2 draw with Bournemouth, is currently uncertain to return to training.

Speaking to reporters on Friday, Maresca said:
“Cole [Palmer] is a doubt. He didn’t train today, and we’re unsure if he’ll be able to train in the next two days. Levi [Colwill], Romeo [Lavia], and Enzo [Fernandez] also missed today’s session.”

Regarding club captain Reece James, who also found the net against Bournemouth, Maresca emphasized a cautious approach:
“For Reece [James], it’s not just about scoring or minutes played; it’s about managing his fitness. If he plays 45 minutes, it’s a good sign, but we’re being cautious to avoid another injury. We’re supporting him through this phase.”

Chelsea will face Wolves this weekend, with multiple key players’ availability still uncertain.

Manchester City are on the cusp of securing the signing of 24-year-old Andrea Cambiaso from Juventus.

The left-back, who rose through Genoa's academy, joined Juventus in a £7.2 million transfer in 2022. After spending a season on loan at Bologna, Cambiaso made a strong impression, becoming a key player for the Turin giant’s last season.

Now, he is poised to make a move to the Premier League champions during the January transfer window.

As reported by Sky Sports Italy, Manchester City and Juventus are close to finalizing a deal worth up to £54.7 million for Cambiaso’s transfer. The report also highlights that City is prepared to offer the Italian a five-year contract, with an option to extend for an additional year.

Juventus, however, are reportedly holding out for a higher fee of £67.3 million, though sources suggest there’s a strong likelihood of both clubs reaching a compromise.

Cambiaso’s recent playing time at Juventus has been limited, starting just one of their last nine matches. Manager Thiago Motta disclosed last weekend that the defender has been struggling with inflammation issues, which may have impacted his availability.

The left-back remains under contract with Juventus until 2029, but a move to Manchester City could soon mark a new chapter in his career.