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Juventus escalates efforts to sign Crystal Palace forward Jean-Philippe Mateta amid transfer talks as January deadline nears.
Mateta desires a move, with Palace facing potential exodus as January transfers loom.
Kolo Muani's ongoing issues at Spurs push Juventus to consider alternatives for forward firepower.
Spurs are open to upgrades at the forward position as Frank weighs formation tweaks amid injuries.
Mateta could be the solution Tottenham seek to bolster their forward line amid a busy deadline.
Crystal Palace are involved in the transfer chatter, with Mateta seeking a move as deadlines loom.
Nottingham Forest, Aston Villa, and AC Milan have also shown interest in Mateta.
Juventus eye heightened firepower at forward as Dusan Vlahovic is sidelined through injury.
Mateta's potential move would align with Juve's January strategy amid extra competition for forwards.
The transfer narrative comes from Daily Mail’s ongoing coverage of January activity.

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Carragher reacts to Liverpool's potential CL opponents after finishing third in the group, criticizing the new format.
Liverpool could face Galatasaray, Club Brugge, Atletico Madrid, or Juventus in the round of 16.
Liverpool's 6-0 win over Qarabag pushed them to third in their group, shaping their knockout path.
Carragher argued that finishing third should not pit Liverpool against strong opponents under the new format.
Manchester City was cited as potentially benefiting from favorable draws in the same discussion.
The CBS Sports portion of the coverage featured Micah Richards commenting on Carragher's remarks.
The draw determining Liverpool’s bracket position was scheduled for Friday, per the report.
Liverpool hoped for a less daunting path after topping their group last season, according to Carragher’s remarks.
The article frames Carragher's reaction as part of broader concerns about the new Champions League format.
The piece notes Liverpool’s desire to avoid PSG-like pitfalls despite finishing third.

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Friedel says elite Premier League clubs should chase McKennie on a free transfer as his Juventus contract winds down.
McKennie is a versatile midfielder with experience in the Bundesliga and Serie A, now examining future options as his Juve deal nears its end.
McKennie has 62 international caps and has starred in the Bundesliga and Italy’s top flight, despite Leeds spell.
Friedel’s praise underscores that McKennie could fit at a top English club after Leeds experiences.
Leeds spell is cited as a low point, with McKennie explaining the season as challenging but not defining
The transfer window could open for clubs worldwide after McKennie contemplates his future beyond Juventus.
Juventus has not prioritized renewing McKennie, making a free move more plausible.
McKennie has played in Juventus since 2019, totaling more than 200 appearances for the club.
The USMNT star could consider a move after a World Cup year, with a broad market likely to bid.
Brad Friedel, a former USMNT goalkeeper, cites Wes as a high-potential talent for Premier League clubs.

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