Rojas to return to Victory 2020-01-14T04:36:46Z 05:36 Johnny Warren Medalist Marco Rojas is set to return
to Melbourne Victory with the club to cull two
players from their squad. Fox Sports is reporting that the New Zealand striker will return for his third stint, with Corey Brown and
Kristijan Dobras to have their contracts mutually
terminated. The report states Rojas will likely sign a three-year
contract with the club and link with the club's star
attacking trio of Ola Toivonen, Robbie Kruse and
Andrew Nabbout. Final decision not yet made on Gotze's future 2020-01-14T04:30:10Z 05:30 Borussia Dortmund sporting director Michael Zorc says there hasn't been a decision on Mario Gotze's
future with the club. The German midfielder has been used sparingly this
season and has been linked with a departure, but
Zorc says there's more to discuss. Read the full story on Goal! U.S. U-20 Carleton linked with loan move 2020-01-14T03:50:51Z 04:50 U.S. U-20 national team midfielder Andrew Carleton
is nearing a loan move to Indy Eleven, reports the Athletic. The loan would run for the full season as Carleton
would leave Atlanta United in search of minutes in the USL. Carleton has drawn the ire of both former manager
Tata Martino and current boss Frank de Boer for
disciplinary issues. Troisi close to securing move away from
Adelaide 2020-01-14T02:12:43Z 03:12 Adelaide United playmaker James Troisi is edging
closer to getting a move away from his hometown
club. The 31-year-old only joined the Reds in the recent
off-season after not being offered a new contract
by Melbourne Victory. According to the Advertiser, Troisi is keen to get a transfer away from the City of Churches before the
transfer window shuts, with Asia his likely
destination. O'Neill leaves Sky Blues for South Korea 2020-01-14T02:08:56Z 03:08 Sydney FC's A-League championship charge has
been dealt a blow with the departure of star
defensive midfielder Brandon O'Neill. The 25-year-old has joined K-League side Pohang
Steelers with the South Korean club paying the Sky
Blues an undisclosed transfer fee. O'Neill has been ever-present in the Sky Blues side
over the past four-and-half years, winning two A-
League championships and FFA Cup while also
being named Sydney FC's player of the year for the
2018-19 season. He made 145 appearances for the Harbour City club
and scored 10 goals. Liverpool reject Shaqiri enquiry 2020-01-13T23:17:41Z 00:17 Liverpool have rejected a loan offer from Roma for Xherdan Shaqiri, according to Fabrizio Romano. Paulo Fonseca's side identified the Switzerland international as a potential replacement for Nicolo
Zaniolo, who is out for the rest of the season with a
knee injury. However, Liverpool have firmly rejected their
proposal and say there is no way the 28-year-old
will leave Anfield this month. Break clause included in Setien's Barca contract 2020-01-13T23:05:42Z 00:05 The new boss could leave club at end of season New Barcelona head coach Quique Setien has a break clause in his contract that could see him leave
at the end of the season, according to ESPN. Setien was confirmed as Ernesto Valverde's
successor on Monday evening, signing a deal
through to 2022. However, the deal contains a clause that could see
him released at the end of each season, meaning
Barca could pursue alternative managerial targets
as soon as this summer. Image Getty Man Utd and Sporting struggling to agree
Fernandes fee 2020-01-13T22:52:39Z 23:52 Manchester United and Sporting remain worlds apart in their valuation of midfielder Bruno
Fernandes, reports the Mail. Sporting are demanding around £64 million ($
83m) for the 25-year-old but United are only
offering £50 m ($65m) plus £10m in add-ons,
though talks are continuing between the two clubs. The Red Devils have brought forward their plans to
sign Fernandes following injuries to midfielders
Paul Pogba and Scott McTominay, with the Portugal international believed to be keen on a move to Old
Trafford. Man City to allow Aguero to leave on his own
terms 2020-01-13T22:42:01Z 23:42 Argentina striker is out of contract next season Manchester City are willing to let Sergio Aguero decide how and when he leaves given the
tremendous service he has given the club over the
years, according to the Mail. Aguero scored a hat-trick against Aston Villa on Sunday to overtake Thierry Henry as the Premier
League's leading overseas scorer with 177 goals. The 31-year-old's contract expires at the end of
next season and that is seen as a natural time for a
departure, with the striker previously admitting he
would like to return to boyhood club
Independiente before he retires from playing. Image Getty Images Roma and Inter in talks over swap deal 2020-01-13T22:33:36Z 23:33 Inter have opened talks with Roma over a swap deal that will see Leonardo Spinazzola join the
Nerazzurri with Matteo Politano heading the other
way, according to Gianluca Di Marzo. Roma have been forced to change their transfer
plans after Nicolo Zaniolo was ruled out for the rest
of the season with a knee injury suffered against Juventus at the weekend. They quickly identifed Politano, a former Roma
player, as a prime target and, with talks
progressing well, a deal could be announced at
some point on Tuesday. Morgan agrees Miami deal 2020-01-13T22:28:18Z 23:28 Inter Miami have agreed a deal with Celtic to sign winger Lewis Morgan, reports the Daily Record. The MLS expansion side have now applied for a work permit for the 23-year-old, who will join up
with his new team-mates once he is given
clearance. The deal for the former St Mirren youngster is believed to be worth around £400,000 ($519,000).