Chelsea is expected to request a transfer fee of €75 million (£64.4 million) for French forward Christopher Nkunku, who has attracted interest from Bayern Munich, Borussia Dortmund, and Manchester United. Additionally, Chelsea is contemplating the possibility of including Nkunku in a swap deal for Barcelona midfielder Fermin Lopez.
Conversely, there are reports suggesting that Chelsea might allow Nkunku to depart for as low as €40 million (£34.3 million).
Meanwhile, Manchester United has identified Porto goalkeeper Diogo Costa as their preferred option to replace Andre Onana, although they would need to meet his release clause of approximately €75 million (£64.4 million).
Both Chelsea and Manchester City are also considering entering the race for Costa.
Athletic Club winger Nico Williams remains uncertain about leaving his current club this summer, and Arsenal has yet to finalize their decision regarding a pursuit of the Spanish international.
New sporting director Andrea Berta has prioritized Sporting CP striker Viktor Gyokeres as Arsenal’s main target for the summer, with discussions for an early transfer already underway.
Additionally, Ipswich Town striker Liam Delap has emerged as an alternative target for Arsenal, joining Aston Villa’s Ollie Watkins on their list.
Tottenham Hotspur is prepared to sell right-back Pedro Porro for over £50 million this summer, with interest from Manchester City, Bayern Munich, and Juventus.
Lastly, Arsenal and Liverpool are set to compete with Manchester City, Bayern Munich, and Real Madrid for the signing of Bayer Leverkusen midfielder Florian Wirtz.
Man Utd have reignited their interest in Barcelona midfielder Frenkie de Jong, who is seen as a top target at Old Trafford.
(Fichajes – Spain)Barcelona sporting director Deco will focus his efforts on signing Newcastle United midfielder Sandro Tonali if he finds himself needing a replacement for De Jong.
(El Nacional – Spain)Meanwhile, Real Madrid are ready to make a significant bid to sign Tonali.
(Fichajes – Spain)Kevin De Bruyne is unlikely to remain in the Premier League as few English sides will be able to meet his financial demands.
MLS and the Saudi Pro League are seen as likely destinations.
(Football Insider)Arsenal are exploring a possible move for 24-year-old Athletic Club midfielder Oihan Sancet.
(Just Arsenal)Wolverhampton Wanderers striker Matheus Cunha has made a move to Man Utd his top priority this summer.
(talkSPORT)Also on Man Utd’s radar is a £38m bid for River Plate’s 17-year-old wonderkid Franco Mastantuono.
(The Sun)Potentially leaving Man Utd could be winger Alejandro Garnacho.
Juventus have joined Atletico Madrid, Inter and Napoli in chasing a deal which could be worth €50m (£42.9m). (TuttoJuve – Italy)
Trent Alexander-Arnold could reject a move to Real Madrid due to the ongoing uncertainty at the Santiago Bernabeu, with a potential contract renewal with Liverpool a possibility.
(Football Insider)Liverpool are preparing one final renewal offer for Alexander-Arnold but the belief is it will not stop him from committing to Madrid.
(Fichajes – Spain)Also heading out the exit door at Liverpool could be winger Federico Chiesa, who wants to return to Serie A and has interest from Inter, Napoli and Roma.
(Calciomercato – Italy)Inter CEO Giuseppe Marotta wants Chiesa as part of an Italian core to the squad.
(InterLive – Italy)Jose Mourinho’s Fenerbahce are emerging as contenders to sign Chiesa. (Fotomac – Turkiye)Liverpool will not look to sell Harvey Elliott this summer despite the midfielder’s limited minutes this season. (Football Insider)Lazio centre-back Mario Gila has interest from across Europe.
Man City and Tottenham both want the 24-year-old, whose price tag of €45m (£38.6m) has captured the attention of Bayern Munich, Paris Saint-Germain and Real Madrid.
(CaughtOffside)Chelsea could sell defender Renato Veiga for £30m, with Tottenham considering making an offer for the Juventus loanee.
(Football Insider)West Ham United have warned midfielder Edson Alvarez that he should look for a new club ahead of a likely departure this summer. (Claret & Hugh)