Transfer news LIVE: Arsenal bid for Madueke, Gyokeres breakthrough; Nwaneri to Chelsea twist; Man Utd latest

Latest transfer news headlines

• Arsenal plot opening Madueke bid
• Nwaneri to Chelsea twist
• Gunners in Gyokeres breakthrough
• Done deal! Chelsea sign Gittens
• Tottenham plot second Kudus bid
• Man Utd confirm Diego Leon signing

Arsenal in Gyokeres breakthrough

Arsenal are said to have been given the green light to sign Viktor Gyokeres as they look to finally end their hunt for a striker.

The Gunners have so far been frustrated in their moves for Gyokeres and Benjamin Sesko.

But A Bola in Portugal claim Sporting are now ready to accept a deal for Gyokeres.

The report says Sporting will accept a bid of £60.4million plus £8.6m in add-ons.

It remains to be seen if Arsenal will meet that asking price but the latest development appears to be a positive breakthrough.

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Nwaneri to Chelsea twist

Chelsea look to have been given a boost in their shock move for Ethan Nwaneri as fresh reports claim he is reluctant to sign a new deal at Arsenal without guaranteed playing time.

Nwaneri is in the final year of his contract at Arsenal and has emerged a surprise transfer target for Chelsea.

The 18-year-old struggled to hold down a regular starting sport under Mikel Arteta last season, making just 11 starts in the Premier League.

And TalkSport say he wants assurances over his role before committing to a new deal.

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Arsenal plot opening Madueke bid

A major development this morning in Arsenal’s move for Noni Madueke, with the Gunners now ready to make an opening bid for the Chelsea winger.

It emerged on Saturday that Madueke has agreed personal terms with Arsenal and Fabrizio Romano says they are now plotting an official move to sign him.

“Understand Arsenal are set to send opening bid for Noni Madueke after agreement with the player on personal terms,” says Romano, who claims Madueke has agreed terms on a five-year contract at Emirates Stadium.

Madueke is currently part of Chelsea's Club World Cup squad in America.

His ability to operate on either flank is a key factor in Arsenal’s interest as the Gunners plot an overhaul of their attack for next season.

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Reece James sends fitness update

Reece James says he is ‘fit and well’ to play in Chelsea’s Club World Cup semi-final on Tuesday.

He was withdrawn from the quarter-final win over Palmeiras at the last minute after feeling some ‘muscle tightness’.

But in a new Instagram post he has proclaimed himself ‘fit and well’ for the match.

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Fran Garcia on his future

Fran Garcia gave little away when quizzed on his future today.

He is under contract until 2027, but Real Madrid have reportedly put him up for sale this summer.

Speaking after the Club World Cup quarter-final, he said: “I’ve always tried to work in silence. Real Madrid have the best players. Let what has to happen, happen.”

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Nwaneri 'reluctant' to sign new Arsenal deal

Ethan Nwaneri may push to leave Arsenal if the club cannot guarantee him playing time, according to new reports in TalkSport.

He made just 11 Premier League starts last season.

Chelsea are among the several clubs who could offer him an escape route, with some European heavyweights also thought to be keen.

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Chelsea and Arsenal to hold Madueke talks

Chelsea and Arsenal are yet to hold talks over Noni Madueke, but these are expected to take place in the coming days.

The Blues hope to hold onto Madueke, according to reports, but are prepared to sell at the right price.

Madueke is thought to be keen on the move.

Tottenham plot second bid for Kudus after £50m offer rejected

Tottenham have seen an opening offer for Mohammed Kudus, worth £50million, rejected by West Ham.

Kudus is prioritising a move to Spurs and talks between the two clubs will continue, The Athletic reports.

The Ghana international has a release clause that is only active for the first 10 days of July, valued at £80million for European clubs, £85m for Premier League sides and £120m for Saudi Arabian teams.

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Walker speaks on shock Burnley move

Kyle Walker has spoken after he completed a stunning move to Premier League new boys Burnley from Manchester City.

The right-back said: "I'm delighted to be here. When I spoke to Scott (Parker) and heard about his plans for next season, it was an opportunity I jumped at.

"He's done an amazing job here, guiding the club back to the Premier League with a 100-point haul, and now we're looking forward, together, at being back in the greatest league in the world.

"Burnley had a tremendous campaign last season, built on an incredible defensive record, and I can't wait to come in and add my experience and quality to what looks an exciting squad."

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Porto chasing Sainz

Porto are interested in signing Borja Sainz.

The Liga Portgual side are monitoring the Norwich City striker, according to Record.

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Jackson future in doubt?

Is Nicolas Jackson in a position where he could leave Chelsea?

The Senegalese striker was an unused substitute against Palmeiras despite returning from his suspension at the Club World Cup.

Sky report that the forward has interest from both the Premier League and the Saudi Pro League.

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No offers for Madueke

Sky Sports report that Chelsea have received no bids for Noni Madueke.

Other reports claim that the winger has agreed personal terms with Arsenal, but Sky say that the Blues have not had any figures thrown at them for the England forward.

Madueke has five years left on his current deal.

Stoke land Mubama

Stoke City have signed Divin Mubama on loan.

The Potters moved for the Manchester City man, knowing that he would be hard-pressed for game time at the Etihad Stadium.

As such, Mubama, the former West Ham striker, has dropped down to the Championship in search of first-team football.

Watford sign Semedo

Watford have landed Udinese striker Vivaldo Semedo.

The Hornets sign the forward from their sister club, with Semedo having spent the 2024/25 season on loan at Portuguese second-tier side Vizela, where he scored nine goals in 25 games.

Done deal! Brighton land left-back

Brighton have signed Maxim de Cuyper from Club Brugge.

The Seagulls moved quickly to complete a deal for the Belgian left-back, who makes the switch to the Sussex coast for €20million.

Chelsea interested in Nwaneri

While Arsenal line up a potential move for Noni Madueke, Chelsea are said to be interested in a shock swoop for Ethan Nwaneri.

That information comes courtesy of Fabrizio Romano, who says that Chelsea have been showing an interest in Nwaneri’s situation in case he does not agree a new contract in north London.

The England Under-21 star is in talks over an extension at Arsenal, though is said to want guarantees over playing time.

Arsenal agree Madueke deal

Things look to be moving very quickly indeed on the Noni Madueke to Arsenal front today.

David Ornstein of The Athletic is now reporting that there is an agreement between club and player on personal terms.

Madueke is said to have given the green light to a move to Arsenal, who have yet to open talks with Chelsea but have a good relationship with their London rivals after signing goalkeeper Kepa Arrizabalaga for £5m already this summer.

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Done deal! Chelsea sign Gittens

Chelsea have now confirmed the signing of Jamie Gittens.

The England Under-21 winger has penned a seven-year contract at Stamford Bridge after a £51.5m deal was agreed with Borussia Dortmund.

“It feels great,’ Gittens said. “It’s a great feeling to join such a big club as Chelsea.

“I can’t wait to learn from everyone in the team and to push myself to the max here. It’s an amazing feeling.”

Gittens is not eligible to play for Chelsea at the Club World Cup having already appeared for Borussia Dortmund at the tournament.

Arsenal face new Rodrygo rival

Arsenal look to face competition from Saudi Arabia for Rodrygo.

The Gunners want to make the Brazilian their star new winger signing this summer, with Real Madrid now said to be open to selling a player who has barely featured at the Club World Cup for a fee in excess of around £75m.

However, according to Sky, Al-Nassr have now joined the race for Rodrygo and want him to join their attack led by the newly re-signed Cristiano Ronaldo.

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Arsenal step up Madueke talks

A new update on Noni Madueke to Arsenal this afternoon.

Last night it was reported that the England winger was open to following former Chelsea team-mate Kepa Arrizabalaga to the Emirates Stadium this summer.

Now Fabrizio Romano reports that Arsenal are advancing in talks over personal terms with Madueke, who has not asked to leave Stamford Bridge.

He says there is nothing close yet in terms of a deal between the London rivals.

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Gyokeres set for Sporting return

Viktor Gyokeres is facing a rather awkward return to Sporting with his future seemingly no closer to being resolved.

A move away from Portuguese champions this summer has felt inevitable for the 27-year-old - who scored 54 goals across all competitions last season - amid links to both Arsenal and Manchester United.

However, as things currently stand, he is still a Sporting player and a transfer saga has threatened to turn ugly after the club’s president Frederico Varandas rejected reports that Gyokeres had an agreement allowing him to leave for €60m (£51m) plus €10m (£8.6m).

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Maksym Taloverov joins Stoke

Maksym Taloverov made quite a name for himself last season after joining Plymouth for a record fee in January.

The Ukrainian international helped Plymouth shock Liverpool in the FA Cup fourth round before opening the scoring against Man City in round five before Pep Guardiola's side mounted a comeback.

Taloverov is on the move again, joining Stoke following Plymouth's relegation to League One.

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Arsenal get Madueke boost

Arsenal look to have received a huge boost over Noni Madueke after Enzo Maresca revealed any unhappy Chelsea players are free to leave.

According to reports, the Gunners want to sign the England winger from their London rivals this summer and were rumoured to have opened talks earlier in the week.

Whilst Madueke played an important role for the Blues last season, competition in attack has increased following the arrival of Joao Pedro, not to mention the imminent signing of Jamie Gittens, plus rumoured interest in Mohammed Kudus.

Madueke was a substitute in Chelsea’s Club World Cup quarter-final win over Palmeiras, and afterwards Maresca revealed his stance on a possible exit for the 23-year-old.

Man Utd reveal Leon plan

Diego Leon is officially a Manchester United player.

The £7m deal was announced this morning and it would appear that the left-back will not be heading out on loan to gain first-team experience.

A statement reads: "Leon reached the age of 18 in April and as an emerging talent will be supported by our first team and the Academy whilst he settles into life in Manchester."

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Walker reacts to Burnley move

Kyle Walker has spoken about his decision to join Burnley.

The experienced right-back has signed for the Premier League newboys from Manchester City for a reported £5m transfer fee.

This move allows him to be reunited with Burnley boss Scott Parker whom he played alongside at Tottenham over a decade ago.

"I'm delighted to be here," said Walker.

"When I spoke to Scott and heard about his plans for next season, it was an opportunity I jumped at.

“He's done an amazing job here, guiding the Club back to the Premier League with a 100-point haul, and now we're looking forward, together, at being back in the greatest league in the world.

"Burnley had a tremendous campaign last season, built on an incredible defensive record, and I can't wait to come in and add my experience and quality to what looks an exciting squad."

Man Utd confirm Leon signing

Manchester United have finalised the signing of Diego Leon.

The teenager signed a pre-contract agreement with the club in January, but spent the second half of last season at Cerro Porteno.

The 18-year-old joins in a deal that could be worth up to £7m.

DONE DEAL

It’s official, Burnley have completed the signing of Kyle Walker.

Arsenal 'prepare' Gyokeres move

Portuguese publication, O Jogo, have lead with a headline this morning that reads ‘Arsenal prepares decisive attack’.

This is in relation to Viktor Gyokeres amid reports the Gunners are willing to meet Sporting's valuation of the prolific striker.

They explain Arsenal could structure a deal by offering £60m up front with a further £10m in add-ons.

Palmer praises Estevao

Chelsea star Cole Palmer has said that Estevao Willian has got “amazing quality” as the Brazilian prepares to officially join the club.

The Blues first struck a deal with Palmeiras to sign Estevao last year after agreeing an initial £29m fee that could rise above £50m with add-ons.

In a rather unique scenario, Chelsea’s Club World Cup quarter-final against Palmeiras saw them come up against the teenage Brazilian forward.

On what was his final assignment for his boyhood club, the highly-rated 18-year-old signed off with a brilliant goal early in the second half which cancelled out Palmer’s opener.

Though Estevao ended up on the losing side, he certainly caught the eye of his future teammates, even swapping shirts with Palmer at the final whistle.

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Man Utd stars to seek summer moves

Manchester United players have been excused from preseason training as they look for new clubs.

Ruben Amorim’s squad will reunite on Monday to prepare for their five-match preseason tour, which will be see them travel to the United States and Sweden.

Marcus Rashford, Alejandro Garnacho, Antony, Jadon Sancho, and Tyrell Malacia, however, are not expected to report to training.

The five are all expected to leave the club this summer and have been given permission to join up late as they chase moves away from Old Trafford.

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Cunha shirt number

Manchester United forward Matheus Cunha has learned his squad number for the 2025-26 campaign, and it spells disaster for one of his teammates.

The Brazilian was the first senior signing of the summer for United as Ruben Amorim looks to overhaul his squad following a dismal season.

He arrived from Wolves in a deal thought to be worth £62.5million, and his new squad number has now been revealed.

Cunha will don the coveted No10 shirt, joining a long line of legendary players such as Wayne Rooney and Bobby Charlton in doing so.

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Gittens announcement imminent

Enzo Maresca has said that Chelsea expect to complete the signing of Jamie Gittens imminently.

Chelsea have reached an agreement with Borussia Dortmund for the talented winger who will sign a seven-year contract with the Stamford Bridge outfit.

Standard Sport understands the fee to be £55million including add-ons.

It would appear the deal is all but done with the Bundesliga outfit granting Gittens permission to join up with Chelsea for their quarter-final tie against Palmeiras.

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Maresca on Madueke's future

Noni Madueke may be linked with a Chelsea exit this summer, and Enzo Maresca has made it clear that any player not happy at the club is free to leave.

Speaking after the Blues reached the Club World Cup semi-final, the Italian said: “Noni has been very important for us during this season.

“Today, again, he has been important. But my message to the players and to the club is that I want just players that are happy to be with us.

“The ones that are not happy, they are free to go. It's not for Noni, it's for all the players we have.

“But again, Noni has been very good during the season and very good tonight.”

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Arsenal set new Gyokeres deadline

Mikel Arteta is said to have imposed a deadline for Arsenal to sign Viktor Gyokeres.

The prolific Sporting star is among the top options to become the Gunners’ new striker next season, along with the likes of Benjamin Sesko at RB Leipzig.

However, progress on a move remains slow and the Daily Mail now claim that Arteta wants his new frontman in place by the time Arsenal fly out to Singapore for their pre-season tour on July 19.

If they can’t get Gyokeres, it seems they will move for either Sesko or Aston Villa’s Ollie Watkins instead.

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Osimhen chooses Man Utd move

Victor Osimhen wants to join Manchester United this summer, according to new reports.

The Nigerian striker has long been linked with a potential switch to Old Trafford and could finally get his wish before the September transfer deadline.

According to Spanish outlet Fichajes, Napoli frontman Osimhen is now prioritising a move to Manchester United after an impressive loan stint at Galatasaray last season.

The Red Devils are one of a huge numbers of clubs to be linked with the Super Eagles star in this window.

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Chelsea in talks over Dibling deal

Chelsea have opened talks over a shock move for Tyler Dibling, reports claim.

The highly-rated midfielder is expected to leave Southampton this summer following their miserable relegation from the Premier League last term, but so far a move has yet to materialise despite rumoured interest from the likes of Tottenham, Manchester United and Newcastle, among others.

Chelsea have been linked before with securing the return of Dibling, who was briefly in their academy as a youngster.

According to FootballTransfers, the Blues have now reopened talks with his agents, though the sort of fee Southampton would be demanding for the 19-year-old is unclear.

Some say they want £55m, others claiming they are demanding as much as £100m.

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Arsenal get huge Rodrygo boost

Arsenal look like they will have the chance to sign Rodrygo this summer.

The Brazilian is of major interest to Mikel Arteta, who is looking to add a new top-level winger to his squad in the weeks ahead as well as finally securing a statement striker signing.

A deal for Rodrygo had looked unlikely given his regular role at Madrid and new boss Xabi Alonso’s desire to keep him, but he has barely featured at the ongoing Club World Cup and looks set for showdown talks with Los Blancos after the tournament.

According to GiveMeSport, Real Madrid are now willing to sell Rodrygo and will sanction his exit for a fee of around £77m.

However, it seems that Paris Saint-Germain and Bayern Munich are also in the race.

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Madueke wants Arsenal move

Arsenal look to have received a huge new boost over Noni Madueke.

The Gunners want to sign the England winger from Chelsea this summer and were rumoured to have submitted a first official bid for his services earlier this week.

It would be a surprise if Madueke were to leave Chelsea given his important role last season, though the Blues have multiple wide options now with the signings of Joao Pedro and Jamie Gittens, plus rumoured interest in Mohammed Kudus.

According to The Guardian, Madueke is open to following former Chelsea team-mate Kepa Arrizabalaga to Arsenal in this transfer window.

They could get a deal done for around £40m, though it is said Chelsea want £50m ideally with interest from other Premier League clubs.

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Rashford chooses preferred next club

Marcus Rashford has his heart set on joining Barcelona next summer, according to Fabrizio Romano.

The player has been frozen out at Man United after Ruben Amorim criticised his work rate in training, and has been excused from preseason training so as to find a new club.

Romano added today United ‘don’t count on him’.

Barcelona are expected to make a move after missing out on alternative wing target Nico Williams, who today signed a considerable extension with Athletic Club.

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Woltemade to Bayern hits pothole

Bayern Munich have suspended talks with Stuttgart over Nick Woltemade.

The two clubs reportedly disagree as to the player’s valuation, with Stuttgart holding out for around £70m, whereas Bayern are only keen to pay around £43m.

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Calvert-Lewin receives Premier League, Bundesliga offers

Leeds have reportedly turned down the opportunity to sign Dominic Calvert-Lewin after his Everton contract expired.

TalkSport report that the two parties were in talks, but that the player asked for too much money.

But Sky Germany add that he has also received offers from the Bundesliga as he chases the opportunity to play European football, though the report did not name any specific clubs.

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DONE DEAL: Chelsea wonderkid joins Torino

Remember the name Tino Anjorin? The former Chelsea academy starlet has signed for Torino from Empoli on loan with an obligation to buy, subject to conditions.

Anjorin left Chelsea in 2024 with just five senior appearances under his belt, but served loans with Lokomotiv Moscow, Huddersfield Town, and Portsmouth.

He then joined Serie A side Empoli, making 22 league appearances as the Azzurri were relegated, but he has made the step back up to the top flight with Torino.

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Nwaneri in contract talks

Arsenal are in talks to renew Ethan Nwaneri’s contract this summer, according to Fabrizio Romano.

The 18-year-old has understandably caught the eye of a huge range of clubs after making his Premier League debut at just 15 years old.

Now in the last year of his contract, Liverpool were rumoured to be interested in a move, though the player is thought to be keen on staying at the Emirates.

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Eze to push for Arsenal switch

Eberechi Eze is said to be keen on a move to the Emirates this summer.

The Crystal Palace star has drawn interest from a range of clubs after leading the Eagles to FA Cup glory last season, with Arsenal thought to be a likely destination.

Eze, whose release clause is worth around £68m, hopes to represent the club he supported as a child.

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Juventus to terminate Vlahovic?

Juventus could terminate Dusan Vlahovic’s contract, according to Tuttosport.

The club are hoping to free up some space in the budget by getting his wages off the books.

Should they release the player, they could add another striker after already signing Jonathan David today.

The Serb scored 10 goals and assisted four in 29 Serie A appearances last season.

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DONE DEAL: Jonathan David joins Juventus

Juventus have now confirmed the free signing of former LOSC Lille striker Jonathan David.

The Canada international has signed a five-year deal.

Martinelli to Saudi Arabia?

Al-Nassr are reportedly preparing a £73m bid for Arsenal winger Gabriel Martinelli.

According to TalkSport, Mikel Arteta is ‘desperate’ to hold on to the player, but they could still be tempted by the sums on offer.

The deal, should it go through, will more than double Arsenal’s record sale, set when they sold Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain to Liverpool in 2017 for £35m.

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More on Gittens and Chelsea

Jamie Gittens is in Philadelphia and will attend Chelsea’s Club World Cup quarter-final against Palmeiras today, according to Ben Jacobs.

The player will soon complete a move from Borussia Dortmund to Chelsea, with the move thought to be worth around £55m.

Dortmund confirmed the news in a statement today: “Borussia Dortmund's offensive player Jamie Gittens (20) is on the verge of a transfer to English Premier League club Chelsea FC. All parties involved agreed in principle on this today, Thursday, in Fort Lauderdale (USA). The contractual details are still being finalized.”

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Kyle Walker set for shock move

Kyle Walker is set to join Burnley on a permanent deal, according to reports in The Athletic.

The 35-year-old is currently undergoing his medical testing ahead of completing the £5m switch.

He is expected to sign a two-year deal.

DONE DEAL: Keane extends Everton deal

Michael Keane has signed a one-year contract extension at Everton.

He has represented the Toffees since 2017.

On signing, he said: “I love Everton and have been massively proud to play for this club since the day I joined so I’m delighted to extend my stay here.

“The manager wants a competitive squad and I still feel I have a lot to give to Everton.

“We’ve been through a difficult few years but it’s an exciting time ahead for us as players and our brilliant fans.

“We’ve got a world-class new stadium to play in, and our form under the manager last season shows there’s a lot of reasons to be positive. I’m looking forward to being part of it.”

Manchester City eye Inter defender

Man City are said to be interested in a move for Inter Milan’s Denzel Dumfries.

The full-back impressed in the Champions League last season, scoring a key brace against Barcelona in the semi-final.

He is said to have a release clause of around £21.5m.

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NEW: Man United tried for Ndidi last summer

Manchester United were working on a deal to sign Wilfred Ndidi last summer before he signed a new contract at Leicester City, Standard Sport understands.

The defensive midfielder has been linked with a cut-price move to United or Everton this summer following Leicester’s relegation, but it is understood that the Red Devils previously explored a deal to sign him last summer.

Ndidi became a free agent for three weeks last summer and United were keen on signing him on a free transfer, but he eventually agreed a new three-year deal with Leicester, which included an option for a fourth year.

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Cunha handed No10 shirt

New signing Matheus Cunha has been handed the No10 shirt at Manchester United.

The move effectively ends Marcus Rashford’s time at the club, with that being his shirt number before his loan move to Aston Villa in January.

Rashford will return to United for pre-season training on Monday, but is not part of Ruben Amorim’s thinking at all for the upcoming season.

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Man Utd quintet hand in transfer requests

Five players want out of Manchester United this summer.

Fabrizio Romano reports that Jadon Sancho, Alejandro Garnacho, Marcus Rashford, Tyrell Malacia, and Antony have all submitted transfer requests to the club in search of pastures new.

All five players were out on loan in the second half of last season, with none featuring in Ruben Amorim’s long-term plans at Old Trafford.

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Coutinho leaves Villa

Aston Villa have confirmed that Philippe Coutinho has left the club.

The Brazilian was on loan at Vasco da Gama, and has made the move permanent.

He played 43 times for Villa, scoring six times.

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Brownhill Burnley future uncertain

Josh Brownhill’s future at Burnley is in jeopardy.

The Clarets revealed in their retained list that they were in discussions with their captain to extend his contract, but Burnley are yet to agree a deal with the midfielder.

He is currently a free agent.

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Hirst commits future to Ipswich

George Hirst has signed a new deal with Ipswich.

The striker has penned a four-year extension with the Tractor Boys, despite their relegation from the top-flight last season.

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Scalvini top Newcastle target

Giorgio Scalvini has emerged as a top central defensive tatget for Newcastle.

The Atalanta defender is on Eddie Howe’s wishlist, according to The Times.

He is valued at around £30million.

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Rashford to return to Man Utd

Marcus Rashford is set to report to Carrington on Monday for the start of pre-season with Manchester United.

Rashford is unwanted by Ruben Amorim at Old Trafford, and spent the second half of last term on loan at Aston Villa.

Villa did not activate their buy option for the forward, who wants to move to Barcelona.

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Galbraith set for Swans

Ethan Galbraith is set to complete a move to Swansea City.

The Leyton Orient midfielder excelled at right-back as the O’s reached the play-off final at Wembley, but were beaten by east London rivals Charlton.

Now, Galbraith is set to depart Brisbane Road for £1.5million, according to Pete O’Rourke.

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David jets in for Juve medical

Jonathan David has arrived in Turin for a medical ahead of his move to Juventus.

The Canada international is a free agent after leaving Lille, and is set to complete a move to Serie A despite interest from all over the continent.

Cajuste attracting suitors

Jens Cajuste is on the radar of a couple of Premier League clubs.

The Swedish midfielder impressed on loan at Ipswich last term, but returns to Napoli surplus to requirements.

Sky Sports report that Burnley and Crystal Palace are interested in bringing him in, while Ipswich, despite being relegated, want him back too.

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Charlton add Bell

Charlton have added fresh Championship experience to their squad with the arrival of Amari’i Bell.

Bell left Luton upon the expiration of his contract at Kenilworth Road, and has joined the Addicks, who return to the second tier for the first time since 2020.

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Spurs appoint Martin Ho

Tottenham have appointed Martin Ho as their new women’s manager.

Ho joins Spurs from SK Brann to replace Robert Vilahamn in the dugout.

He was previously assistant manager at Manchester United in 2020, before moving to Brann in 2023.

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Al-Nassr turn attention to Martinelli

Al-Nassr are interested in signing Gabriel Martinelli.

The Saudi Pro League side want to bring in another winger, but missed out on their top priority Luis Diaz, according to GiveMeSport.

The report claims that they are now tracking Martinelli, whose future at Arsenal is uncertain, with Mikel Arteta wanting to strengthen his wide areas this summer.

Arsenal and Chelsea keeping tabs on Smit

Arsenal and Chelsea are interested in Dutch midfielder Kees Smit.

The 19-year-old, who currently plays for AZ Alkmaar in his home country, is also on Real Madrid’s radar, according to TBR Football.

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Dumfries' release clause

Denzel Dumfries has a cut-price release clause that runs until mid-July.

The Inter Milan right-back has reportedly got a €25million (£21.5m) figure in his current deal, according to Calciomercato.

That clause can only be triggered by sides outside of Italy.

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Silva turns down Saudi

Antonio Silva has rejected a move to Saudi Pro League side Al-Hilal, according to A Bola.

Silva, the Benfica centre-back, is in-demand and expected to leave the Liga Portugal this summer.

The Portuguese outlet report that Newcastle are interested in his services, as Eddie Howe’s side look likely to miss out on priority centre-half target Marc Guehi to Liverpool.

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Williams speaks on new Bilbao deal

Nico Williams has spoken since signing his new contract with Athletic Bilbao.

The winger was heavily linked with moves to Barcelona, Arsenal, and Bayern Munich, but has decided to stay in the Basque Country, signing a new 10-year deal.

Upon signing, he said: "When it comes to making decisions, for me the most important thing is to listen to your heart. I am where I want to be, with my people. This is my home."

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Man Utd not pursuing Calvert-Lewin

Manchester United will not make a move for Dominic Calvert-Lewin, according to Ben Jacobs.

The striker has left Everton on a free transfer, and has been linked with a host of Premier League clubs.

However, United are not in the race to sign him, with his wages reportedly too high for Ruben Amorim’s side.

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Tomiyasu to leave Arsenal

Takehiro Tomiyasu has agreed to mutually terminate his contract at Arsenal.

The Japanese defender has really struggled with injury in his time in north London, particularly last term, and a decision has been made to end his stay at the Emirates Stadium early.

Tomiyasu’s deal was due to expire next year, but he will leave Arsenal now rather than then.

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Nico Williams signs new deal

Well, this is interesting.

Nico Williams has signed a new contract with Athletic Club.

The Spain international had been heavily linked with a move to Barceloan, but has opted to commit his future to his boyhood club.

Man City appoint Andree Jeglertz

Manchester City have appointed Andree Jeglertz as their new women’s manager.

Jeglertz, the current Denmark head coach, will begin his new role after Euro 2025.

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Arteta and Heinze set for Arsenal reunion

Former Manchester United defender Gabriel Heinze is set to join Arsenal’s coaching staff, writes Simon Collings.

Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta has been looking to add to his backroom staff after assistant coach Carlos Cuesta became Parma’s head coach earlier this summer.

Arteta has known Heinze since he was a teenager at Paris Saint-Germain, where the pair played together over a decade ago.

The Arsenal manager described Heinze as one of the “unbelievable players” he played with and an “inspiration”.

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Gittens set for Chelsea move

Borussia Dortmund have confirmed that Jamie Gittens is “on the verge” of completing a move to Chelsea.

It was previously reported by Standard Sport that the Blues and the Bundesliga side had agreed a fee of £55million for the winger, including add-ons.

The 20-year-old Englishman is in Dortmund’s squad for the Club World Cup in the United States, but has not featured at all since the 0-0 draw with Fluminense in the group stages, when he came off the bench as a 77th-minute substitute for Julian Brandt.

Chelsea had been targeting a right-footed left winger this summer, and appear to have got their priority target.

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Aaron Ramsey has completed his move to Mexican side Club Universidad Nacional, - known as Pumas UNAM.

It is understood Ramsey has joined the Mexico City-based club on a one-year deal and becomes the first high-profile British player to play in the Mexican league.

David arrives for medical

Jonathan David has arrived in Turin ahead of having a medical today with Juventus, according to Sky Sports.

David is a free agent after his contract at Lille expired earlier this week.

Provided everything goes to plan with the medical, the forward will sign his Juventus contract.

The Canada international had been linked with a move to the Premier League, but he is Italy bound.

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Rodrygo boost

Real Madrid will not stand in the way of Rodrygo if he wants to leave amid links to Arsenal.

The Athletic reports the Gunners are interested in the Brazilian to fill the left side of their attack - a role he doesn't have at the Santiago Bernabeu.

That said, a move to Paris Saint-Germain has also been floated in the past 24 hours.

It is believed Los Blancos value Rodrygo at around £70m (€81m).

Arsenal to appoint Gabriel Heinze

Gabriel Heinze is joining Arsenal as part of coaching staff.

The Athletic have reported that the former Manchester United and Argentina defender is being added to group as a replacement for Carlos Cuesta who recently became Parma head coach.

Heinze played alongside Mikel Arteta during their playing days at Paris Saint-Germain.

Newcastle launch second Elanga bid

Newcastle have made an improved offer in the region of £55m for Nottingham Forest winger Anthony Elanga.

Last week the Magpies had an offer worth around £45m rejected by Forest who value the Sweden international at £60m and have no desire to sell him.

Talks are expected to continue between the two clubs as Elanga is believed to be intrigued by the project at Newcastle, and is seen as a player who can significantly improve their attacking options.

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Arsenal hold fresh Madueke talks

Arsenal have held a new round of talks for Chelsea winger Noni Madueke

This is according to Fabrizio Romano who claims the England international could be open to a move to the Emirates Stadium.

The report does state, however, that nothing advanced yet in terms of an approach but the two London rivals remain in contact.

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Spurs looking to sell Richarlison

Tottenham are expected to make the necessary preparations to accommodate Richarlison’s exit.

Spurs are actively looking to offload the striker, according to the Brazilian media, with reports stating that Saudi Arabian clubs and Galatasaray are currently in the race for his signature.

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Diouf unimpressed by Burnley demands

Andy Diouf’s move to Burnley has hit a snag, with the midfielder reportedly unimpressed with the demands that the Clarets are making.

Diouf, the Lens midfielder, was rumoured to be nearing a move to Turf Moor, but negotiations have dragged and Burnley. according to L’Equipe, want to get a deal wrapped up quickly.

Diouf, however, doesn’t like that, and as such, talks have stalled.

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Milambo signs for Brentford

In case you missed it, Antoni Milambo became Keith Andrews’ first signing as Brentford head coach.

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Bournemouth close in on Diakite

Bournemouth are nearing the signing of Bafode Diakite from Lille.

The Cherries are in the market for another centre-back after Dean Huijsen’s departure for Real Madrid earlier in the window, and Illya Zabarnyi is also expected to leave the Dorset coast for Paris Saint-Germain.

Fabrice Hawkins reports that Diakite has an agreement in place with Andoni Iraola’s side, who will likely pay €35million for his services.

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Man City appoint Jeglertz

Manchester City have appointed Andree Jeglertz as their new women’s manager.

Jeglertz, the current Denmark head coach, will take over the Citizens after Euro 2025.

Newcastle launch Elanga bid

Newcastle United have tabled a bid for Anthony Elanga.

Eddie Howe has prioritised strengthening his wide areas, and has the Nottingham Forest winger at the top of his wishlist.

Fabrizio Romano reports that the Magpies have made an offer of £55million for the Swedish international, who came through the ranks at Manchester United before moving to the City Ground.

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Gittens 'on verge' of Chelsea move

Borussia Dortmund have confirmed that Jamie Gittens will join Chelsea.

The Bundesliga side posted on their social media accounts on Thursday evening that an agreement in principle had been reached between all parties, with “contractual details being finalised”.

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Milan complete Ricci deal

AC Milan have announced the signing of Samuele Ricci.

The Rossoneri landed the Italian midfielder from Torino for €23million + €2m.

Shankland ends Hearts saga

Lawrence Shankland has committed his future to Hearts.

The striker seemed to be leaving Tynecastle, but after no move materialised, he has penned a new three-year deal in Edinburgh, after initially departing as a free agent earlier this summer.

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Como to sign Kuhn

Would it really be a transfer window without Como signing every player under the sun?

Sky Sports are reporting that the Serie A outfit are close to signing Nicholas Kuhn from Celtic for a rumoured £16.5million.

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Pogba speaks on Monaco tears

Paul Pogba has addressed the viral video of him crying as he signed for Monaco.

The French midfielder joined his first club since his ban for doping ended back in March, with his contract at previous club Juventus terminated in November last year.

“I won’t hide that I was deeply moved when I signed,” Pogba said.

“It’s not often I feel like that, and I hope you felt it too. I had so many images flashing through my mind… You know the story: coming back and signing with a club that always believed in me.

“It all hit me at once during the signing. Honestly, it was pure joy.”

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Abraham joins Besiktas

Tammy Abraham has signed for Besiktas.

The former Chelsea striker joins the Turkish Super Lig side on a permanent deal after leaving AS Roma.

Abraham spent last season on loan at Serie A rivals AC Milan, but leaves Italy for pastures new in Turkey, where he will be managed by Ole Gunnar Solskjaer.

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Rodrygo set to leave Real

Xabi Alonso would allow Rodrygo to leave Real Madrid this summer, The Athletic reports.

The Spaniard is open to offers for the Brazilian, with Arsenal particularly keen on the winger.

However, the Gunners could struggle to match Madrid’s asking price, or Rodrygo’s wage demands.

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Juve keen on Sancho, but there is major stumbling block

Juventus want to sign Jadon Sancho from Manchester United.

However, there is an issue.

The Daily Mail reports that the winger is on £275,000 per week, and the Old Lady will not be prepared to cover even half of that in any kind of deal.

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Gittens latest

Jamie Gittens is Chelsea-bound. A £55m deal has been agreed with Borussia Dortmund and all that remains is for an official announcement.

What is for certain is Gittens will play no part of Dortmund's Club World Cup quarter-final against Real Madrid this weekend.

The reason for this? To avoid a potentially injury, as explained by Dortmund manager director, Lars Ricken.

Speaking to DAZN earlier in the week, he said: “He’s in the hotel. We released him briefly once for discussions, but he’s back now.

“I think it’s in the interest of everyone involved not to take too great a risk that a player might get injured

“Nothing’s set in stone yet, and if anything, it will take a while.

“If there were a strong probability that such a transfer would work out, I would announce it here, but obviously I won’t.”

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Manchester United in race against time to sign Mbeumo

Brentford are holding firm over their asking price for Bryan Mbeumo, as Manchester United face a race against time to reach an agreement for the forward before pre-season starts, writes Sam Tabuteau.

The Bees are demanding more than £63million for Mbeumo and are refusing to lower that valuation.

United are said to want to wrap up a move for Mbeumo this week and are continuing to work on a deal.

But Mbeumo is due back at Brentford for the start of pre-season next Monday and will be expected to report to the west London club if a deal with United has not been agreed.

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Palace stand firm on Eze valuation

Crystal Palace will insist on Arsenal paying Eberechi Eze’s full release clause, the Mirror reports.

The Gunners hold an interest in the England international as Mikel Arteta looks to bolster his attacking options in the hope of ending the club’s five-year trophy drought.

Eze has emerged as a top priority for Arsenal, though reports have suggested they would look to pay a sum lower than the £68m release clause in the midfielder’s contract at Selhurst Park.

But the Mirror claim that Palace will not consider selling their star man for anything less.

Conte targets £52m Lookman transfer

Napoli boss Antonio Conte is keen to bolster his squad this summer as they prepare for a return to the Champions League.

So much so that the Italian wants the club to sign Ademola Lookman from Serie A rivals Atalanta, according to Gazzetta dello Sport.

The Nigeria international has been one of the most potent forwards in Italy across the past two seasons and reports claim he can leave Atalanta for £52m.

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Sancho closing in on Man Utd exit

Jadon Sancho may have moved one step closer to leaving Manchester United.

The winger is not wanted at Old Trafford under Ruben Amorim, but his future was thrown into limbo after Chelsea opted against turning his loan deal into a permanent transfer.

Luckily for Sancho, Juventus have offered him an escape route.

According to Corriere dello Sport, United are demanding £25m for Sancho.

Meanwhile, Eurosport claim Sancho is willing to lower his wage demands to join Juventus.