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Transfer gossip: Ramos eyed by Getafe, Bournemouth want over £100m for Scott

Football transfer rumours say 40-year-old free agent Sergio Ramos could join Madrid club Getafe, while Bournemouth may ask more than £100m for midfielder Alex Scott.

Foto: BBC Sport

Several football transfer rumours are circulating in the media. Spain and Real Madrid legend Sergio Ramos, 40, could move to Getafe, a Madrid-based club in Spain's top division, La Liga. The defender is currently a free agent, meaning he has no club. The report comes from the outlet Sport.

Premier League targets

According to Football Insider, Premier League side Bournemouth could demand more than £100m for English midfielder Alex Scott, 23, who is reportedly attracting interest from Chelsea and Liverpool.

German midfielder Florian Wirtz, 23, has no intention of leaving Liverpool, CaughtOffside says. Reports suggest Chelsea may be interested; they are coached by Xabi Alonso, who previously managed Wirtz at Bayer Leverkusen.

Tottenham are still monitoring Eintracht Frankfurt's German forward Younes Ebnoutalib, 23. The club is also reportedly interested in Freiburg's 24-year-old Japanese midfielder Yuito Suzuki, as Roberto de Zerbi looks to strengthen his squad.

Newcastle United have been tracking Valencia's 19-year-old midfielder David Otorbi.

Interest in young defenders

Barcelona are monitoring Benfica defender Daniel Banjaqui, 18, but could face competition from Premier League sides Newcastle and Manchester United.

For Stuttgart's 20-year-old German defender Finn Jeltsch, Barcelona face competition from Real Madrid, with Liverpool also showing interest.

Arsenal and Tottenham are keeping an eye on Barcelona's 19-year-old Spanish defender Xavi Espart, but may be deterred by his significant release clause, the fee at which a club can sign a player regardless of the current club's wishes.

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