Newcastle, Everton, Aston Villa and Brighton could all have a chance to sign Gabriel Sara in January. The Brazilian midfielder is reportedly preparing to leave Galatasaray, with the Turkish club now willing to discuss a sale. That’s quite a change.…

Newcastle United, Everton, Aston Villa, and Brighton & Hove Albion are all reportedly interested in signing Brazilian midfielder Gabriel Sara during the January transfer window. Galatasaray are now said to be willing to negotiate a permanent departure for the 27-year-old former Norwich City player, reversing their firm stance from the previous summer.
According to Brazilian outlet RTI Esporte, Galatasaray are seeking a transfer fee starting at €40m, while Turkish media suggests a deal could be reached for €35m. Italian clubs Napoli and Roma are also monitoring Sara's situation.
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