Thursday transfer gossip: Messi, Mbappe, Felix, Martinez, Ronaldo,
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Argentina striker Lionel Messi has agreed a one-year contract extension with Paris St-Germain, keeping the 35-year-old with the French champions until the summer of 2024. (Le Parisien – in French)external link
Atletico Madrid boss Diego Simeone has fueled talk that Portuguese striker Joao Felix, 23, is up for sale by saying “no one is essential” at the club. (Target)external link
Arsenal wanted Argentina defender Lisandro Martinez in the summer but the 24-year-old opted for a reunion with former Ajax manager Erik ten Hag at Manchester United instead. (VI via Manchester Evening News)external link
Chelsea are close to agreeing a deal for Vasco da Gama’s 18-year-old Brazilian midfielder Andrey Santos. (Fabrizio Romano)external link
Manchester United are interested in signing Aston Villa goalkeeper Emiliano Martinez, 30, who has played a key role in helping Argentina win the World Cup. (Football Insider) external link
Al-Nassr’s offer of a £160million contract for Portugal striker Cristiano Ronaldo, 37, is backed by the Saudi Arabian government. (Ben Jacobs via Express)external link
German club Eintracht Frankfurt have claimed Manchester United offered them the chance to sign Ronaldo before leaving Old Trafford. (DAZN, by mail)external link
Barcelona manager Xavi has convinced his captain, Spain midfielder Sergio Busquets, 34, to stay at the club until the summer rather than push through a move to a Major League Soccer side in January. (Sport – in Spanish)external link
Former Leeds United striker Raphinha, who made five appearances for Brazil at the World Cup in Qatar, has been tipped at a possible Premier League return as the 26-year-old has failed to make an impact in his first season at Barcelona. (Sports)external link
Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta says the “transfer window is an option” as he looks at ways to compensate for the loss of Brazilian striker Gabriel Jesus, 25, to a knee injury. (mirror) external link
The Sports section of the Daily Telegraph 
