#club-brugge

#club-brugge

Manchester United are looking to improve the attacking unit with the signing of Aleksandar Stankovic from Belgian club Club Brugge. The 20-year-old has impressed with his quality and leadership in Belgium, and Manchester United have set their sights on signing him. It remains to be seen whether they follow up on their interest with an official proposal at the end of the season. The 20-year-old is a tremendous talent with a bright future, and he could develop into a player for Manchester United. Meanwhile, Fichajes claims the player is also on Tottenham Hotspur's radar.

Having Ronald Araujo at the heart of Barcelona's defence when the opposition have players with pace to burn is, frankly, suicidal. The Uruguayan once appeared destined to be a real mainstay for this team, however, he remains a senior player that can't even get the basics right. Club captain he may be, but that also means he has to lead by example.

Leeds United goalkeeper Illan Meslier is reportedly attracting growing interest ahead of a potential exit in the January transfer window. The French shot-stopper is no longer first choice for Daniel Farke's side, and this means he is likely to move on in the near future after almost making an exit during the summer. According to latest reports, Club Brugge are up against Anderlecht for the signing of Meslier, with the 25-year-old also coming towards the end of his contract.

"I found myself in a good position in attacking midfield, got the ball, my first touch was perfect and then I got in my mode," Karl said, as captured by @iMiaSanMia. "One trick to get past one player and the shot presented itself. I'm not sure if the keeper could have saved it but it looked good. I'll take it."

With the captain performing at a level that puts him among the best in the world, Neuer could be in line for a longer stay with the club: Bayern bosses have made initial contact with Manuel Neuer over a one-year contract extension. If the captain decides to continue, the winter break is considered a conceivable time to seal the deal.

It was a Rangers performance so poor it had fans leaving Ibrox before half-time - and questions being asked of Russell Martin's future at full-time. Martin has only been in charge since June and the season only began in earnest a fortnight ago, but the new manager is already under serious pressure. The 3-1 humbling by Club Brugge does not just leave Rangers' Champions League hopes hanging by a thread, it has also cast doubt on Martin's future as manager.