Bayern Munich is paying close attention to British talent and is ready to offer 12m euros for Manchester City’s Rabbi Matondo.

Bundesliga’s giants have been waiting a long time to take an adult player at Chelsea’s Callum Hudson-Odoi, and now they have shown interes.

The player’s current contract expires at the end of the season. Matondo, who is said to be faster than any Pep Guardiola team player, debuted at the national side last November, just to the U-19 of Albania.

Progress made by Sancho and Reiss Nelson in Germany has attracted the attention of Bayern to the young Britons who are about to leave the current squad to play for more minutes.

Clubs do not have easy access to transfer players during the January transfer, as the clubs do not want to lose players in the middle of the season. However, over the past few years, Premier League has spent a lot of money in January.

Liverpool broke the record for transferring a player during the January transfer window, when last year bought midfielder Virgil Van Dijk from Southampton for a total of 84m euros.

There is still time for other Premier League clubs to break this record. However, so far, the list for the top 10 most expensive Premier League transfers in January is headed by Liverpool with Van Dijk.

1.Virgil van Dijk – 84m euros, from Southampton to Liverpool
2.Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang – 68m euros, from Borussia Dortmund to Arsena
3.Christian Pulisic – 65m euros, from Borussia Dortmund to Chelsea
4.Aymeric Laporte – 64.5m euros, from Athletic Bilbao to Manchester City
5.Fernando Torres – 56.6m euros, from Liverpool to Chelsea
6.Juan Mata – 42 million euros, from Chelsea to Manchester United
7.Andy Carrol – 39.6m euros, from Newcastle to Liverpool
8.Edin Dzeko – 36.8 million euros, from Wolfsburg to Manchester City
9.Wilfried Bony – 31.7m euros, from Swnsea City in Manchester City
10.Cenk Tosun – 30.6 million euros, from Besiktas to Everton

After much speculation about his future at the start of this season, Manchester United midfielder Paul Pogba is ready to renew his contract with the “Red Devils” and the club is ready to meet the demand for a salary higher.

During the summer transfer were rumors for a possible transfer of Frenchman to Barcelona after his relationship with coach Jose Mourinho was not good at all.

However, now that Mourinho is dismissed from Manchester United’s position and has been named Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, Pogba is ready to renew his contract with the English club.

According to the English daily, The Sun, Pogba wants to sit down with Manchester United leaders and reach agreement on a new high-wage contract, despite his current contract which he has two and a half years remaining.

The 25-year-old has been in an impressive form since Solskjaer was named in the position of coach of the “Red Devils”, marking five goals that helped Manchester United win seven consecutive games.

Former Juventus star is currently the second-highest payer at Old Trafford after Alexic Sanchez, who is believed to earn 568,000 euros a week. Pogba’s salary is believed to be 330 thousand euros a week.

Arsenal coach Unai Emery is concerned that the leaders are not making any move in the January mercato to reinforce the team. According to Spaniard, the club has to find a way to unlock the mercato, otherwise there will be no purchases. “We are back in a team that we expect to sell any player to bring another,” Emery said.

The Spanish coach refers to the fact that only leaving Mesut Ozil or any other player would bring changes to the squad and Emery does not seem to have the financial luxury Wenger had. “I see other teams spending a lot, both during the summer and during January. If we have to rival them, we have to come up with new players, “Emery said.

“It seems to me that we are back in a self-financed team, that’s ridiculous. We have to find somewhere the money that we need to buy the money, not just expect sales. This is a situation we do not like, because we risk not getting the fourth place. If we want to fight with the best, we have to act like them, “declared Unai Emery.