Oliver Giroud transfer latest, Manchester United chase Bruno Fernandes - latest Premier League gossip

All the latest news and gossip from across the Premier League, including an update on Olivier Giroud's Chelsea future and Manchester United's search for a new midfielder The January transfer window is officially open for business as clubs brace themselves for the madness that a transfer window normally brings. Football fans from all over the world can buy online Premier League Tickets to enjoy its stunning performances.

Premier League sides are looking to strengthen their squads for the second half of the campaign, with teams at both ends of the table needing boosts for different reasons.

The 2020 January transfer window opened on January 1 and closes on January 31.

Below we look at the latest rumours from around the Premier League.

United chase Fernandes

Manchester United is to revive their interest in Bruno Fernandes, according to the latest reports.

The Portuguese midfielder was a target for the club in the summer transfer window, although a move never materialized.

However, according to Goal, United will target Fernandes again with Paul Pogba and Scott McTominay both ruled out with injury.

Fernandes signed a new contract with Sporting in November that runs through until 2023 and saw his release clause increased to €100 million (£85m/$111m).

Premier League duo chase Giroud

Chelsea striker Giroud has been linked with a move to Aston Villa and Newcastle United on loan.

According to The Telegraph, Newcastle made contact with Chelsea last week to discuss a loan move for the experienced striker, who will see his contract at Stamford Bridge expire this summer.

Meanwhile, according to The Athletic, Villa boss, Smith is keen to make a move for Giroud, who is seen as their first-choice target after an injury to Wesley.

Chelsea is unlikely to sanction a move for Giroud, either on loan or permanently until a replacement is sourced.

Burnley receive Bundesliga interest for Gibson

Bundesliga duo Eintracht Frankfurt and Cologne are interested in signing Ben Gibson from Burnley.

The former Middlesbrough defender joined the club in the summer of 2018 but hasn't been able to hold down a regular starting spot.

The two German sides are believed to want to sign the 26-year-old on loan, according to The Mail.

However, that's unlikely after Sean Dyche said: "It is highly unlikely that anyone leaves and if they are leaving there will be a reason why that fits either our club or why we can affect that situation."

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Manchester United is Able to Acquire the Title - Alex Ferguson

Sir Alex Ferguson, ex-boss of Manchester United states the team have the ability to get the title of Premier League in spite of bad performance in the start of season. Two victories in the previous three matches indicate that the team of David Moyes have retrieved from the most horrible start of United in the last 24 years. Ferguson stated: "We have had many seasons with poor starting. United is the only team in the Premier League that can come from behind to get the title due to their record."

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Ferguson took the responsibility of the director of club after the retirement from the post of manager on the completion of previous season, he won 38 titles in the 27 years of leaderships. And Moyes has fought to win over some lovers after a poor starting in his career with Man Utd. Sir Alex talked about the exclusive demands, which came with the job, in a session of questions and answers after the launching of his second life story.

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Manchester United provided the protection of boss David Moyes’ new signing plan after supporters condemned the club’s late and confined switch activity during summer window. Just Marouane Fellaini was signed in the summer from Everton. Phil Townsend, the director of communications said: The club has made obvious its commitment to Moyes in a six year agreement. Permitting him to outline the future of Manchester United team, it is a long plan not a short-term.

Signing of Fellaini happened on the transfer closing date, however the club was not successful to sign Everton defensive player Leighton Baines, Athletic Bilbao midfielder Ander Herrera and Real Madrid left-back Fabio Coentrao. Moyes was also failed with two offers for Barcelona midfielders, Cesc Fabregas and Thiago Alacantara. When Fabregas decided to stay at the Nou Camp and Thiago selected Bayern Munich.

Townsend added in his letter to fans: The club had two major concerns regarding the transfer window. The initial was the stay of Wayne Rooney. He is an outstanding player and the director is very eager to have Rooney as an important aspect of the club to maintain the Premier League title. That goal was achieved. The second concern was the addition of a midfielder in the team, and Fellaini’s signing has fulfilled that requirement.

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