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Newcastle move for Phillips in doubt - Wednesday's gossip

BBC Sport Tuesday, 2 January 2024
Newcastle's move for Kalvin Phillips is in doubt, Manchester United draw up a four-strong striker wishlist, Ivan Toney is hopeful of a transfer to Arsenal, plus more.
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