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Arsenal Linked With January Move for Real Madrid's Endrick, Reports Say

BBC Sport's Sunday gossip column reports interest from Arsenal in the struggling Brazilian forward, alongside claims of a possible Barcelona bid for Erling Haaland and Liverpool's stance on Florian Wirtz.

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Arsenal could move to sign Real Madrid forward Endrick in the January transfer window, according to a report published by BBC Sport on Sunday.

The report, part of BBC Sport's regular gossip column that compiles speculation from various media outlets, states that the Brazilian striker, who has struggled for regular playing time at the Spanish club, is being considered by Arsenal as a potential winter signing.

The same column also reported speculation that Barcelona may be preparing a significant offer for Manchester City forward Erling Haaland, though no further details on the scale or timing of any such approach were provided in the source material.

Separately, the gossip column referenced claims that Liverpool are insistent on retaining German international Florian Wirtz, amid reported interest from other clubs.

As is standard with gossip columns, BBC Sport did not independently verify the claims contained in the report, which are attributed to a range of unnamed media sources. None of the clubs or players mentioned have publicly confirmed the reports.

Further details on any of the alleged transfer interest, including potential fees or contract terms, were not available at the time of publication.

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