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90min rounds up the latest  transfer news , rumours and gossip circulating around the world... Manchester United are looking for a new goalkeeper to replace Andre Onana and made an offer to Athletic Club's Unai Simon , but the Spain international has turned down a move to Old Trafford. (Fichajes) An exit from Bayern Munich for midfielder Joshua Kimmich "cannot be ruled out". Barcelona , Liverpool and Manchester City are all keen on the 28-year-old. (Christian Falk) Arsenal are preparing a bid of €15m (£13m) for Royal Antwerp midfielder Arthur Vermeeren , who is valued at €25m (£21.5m) by the Belgian side. (Tuttomercatoweb) Real Madrid are looking to convince Bayer Leverkusen manager Xabi Alonso to return to the club as a coach despite the likes of Liverpool and Man City seeing the Spaniard as a potential future boss. (Mirror) Nice midfielder Khephren Thuram is wanted by Man City , who are prepared to rival Juventus for his signature. (TV Play) Bayern Muni...

The 2023/24 campaign has been a perfect storm for Manchester United, where constant injuries to important players have been coupled with fit squad members performing well below the level expected of them. While Erik ten Hag is not exempt from blame for Man Utd's poor start to the season in both the Premier League and the Champions League, he has not been helped by unusual individual errors and the remarkable number of fitness issues. The latest to be added to the list is Casemiro. The Brazilian midfielder has reported an injury and will not be involved in the game against Sheffield United on Saturday night. Here's what we know about the injury to Casemiro and how Manchester United could try to get by without him. How serious is Casemiro's injury? Casemiro was a casualty against Venezuela / Pedro Vilela/GettyImages The good news for Manchester United is Casemiro's injury does not seem to be overly serious and he could potentially be back in action before October comes t...

As reported by Motorsport.com earlier this month, Bassani will leave Motocorsa Ducati after three seasons to join Alex Lowes at Kawasaki next year. It follows Rea’s decision to end his deal with Kawasaki with a year left on his contract and move to rival Japanese marque Yamaha. Bassani has been selected to take the place of six-time champion Rea on the back of three stellar seasons in WSBK on a satellite Ducati, which has seen him score six podiums and two front row starts so far. The Italian currently sits a strong fifth in the standings, one position ahead of Michael Ruben Rinaldi, and was in contention to re place his countryman at the factory Ducati squad for 2024 until being passed over in favour of Nicolo Bulega. He will now leave the Ducati camp altogether and move to Kawasaki, which had been left scrambling for a re place ment for Rea since the Ulsterman announced earlier this month that he would leave KRT amid frustrations over the team’s c...