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Latest transfer news and updates

• Chelsea make contact for Arsenal target Gyokeres
• Arsenal book Zubimendi medical
• Delap tells clubs he is joining Chelsea
• Tottenham now favourites to sign Xavi Simons
• Real Madrid look to hijack Liverpool's Wirtz bid
• Rashford and Barcelona hold meeting in Spain

Delap tells clubs he is joining Chelsea

Another update on Liam Delap.

The Athletic’s David Ornstein backs up talkSPORT’s earlier line that the Ipswich Town striker has decided to join Chelsea this summer.

Manchester United, Newcastle United, Everton, Nottingham Forest, AC Milan and Juventus have all been told that the striker will not be joining them.

It is now up to Chelsea to trigger his release clause and agree personal terms.

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Arsenal join race for Alvarez

Could Julian Alvarez be on his way back to the Premier League this summer?

The Argentine only left England last summer as in the search for regular first-team football he joined Atletico Madrid from Manchester City.

Alvarez enjoyed a fine season in Spain, netting 29 goals in 54 appearances across all competitions.

Such form has seen him linked with a move to Liverpool, though Marca claim Arsenal are interested too and are pushing hardest for his signature.

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Chelsea win race to sign Delap

Liam Delap has decided to join Chelsea.

According to talkSPORT, the Blues have won the race to sign the cut-price Ipswich striker who is available for just £30million following the club's relegation.

Manchester United, Newcastle and Tottenham were all also sniffing around the youngster, but it is Chelsea who are expected to secure his signature.

Delap has a previous working relationship with Blues manager Enzo Maresca following the pair's time together at Manchester City.

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Atletico step up Romero pursuit

Atletico president Miguel Angel Gilis is set to contact Tottenham chairman Daniel Levy over signing Cristian Romero.

It has been widely expected that Romero would join the Spanish giants this summer, but Tottenham's Europa League win - and subsequent Champions League qualification - has thrown doubt on a deal.

Atletico were also not willing to spend much more than €50million, which would almost match what Spurs paid for the player three years ago, in which time he has won the World Cup, Copa America and named many of the match in the Europa League final.

AS report this morning that Atleti chief Gilis will now get involved to find out "firsthand how willing’ Spurs are to sell Romero.

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Chelsea make contact over Gyokeres

Interesting news coming out of Portugal as Record report that Chelsea have this morning made an enquiry for Viktor Gyokeres.

Having last night won the Conference League and with Champions League qualification already secure, the Blues are keen to add a new striker to their ranks and appear to have turned attention to the Arsenal target.

Record reports that Juventus have also been in touch over the £60million-rated frontman, while Liverpool, PSG, Barcelona, ​​Atletico Madrid and Bayern Munich are also monitoring the Sweden international’s situation.

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Ronaldo to confirm Al-Nassr exit today

Cristiano Ronaldo's exit from Al-Nassr will be announced today amid ongoing speculation over his future move.

Ronaldo is set to leave Saudi Arabia after two and a half years, 99 goals and no major trophies. He has been linked with moves to MLS, Brazil, Turkey and former club Sporting Lisbon.

But FIFA president Gianni Infantino is desperate to have him involved in the Club World Cup, which launches a newly expanded version in two weeks' time.

"Ronaldo might play for one of the teams as well at the Club World Cup," Infantino inexplicably told YouTuber IShowSpeed. "There are discussions with some clubs, so if any club is watching and is interested in hiring Ronaldo for the Club World Cup… who knows, who knows."

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Liverpool poach Tottenham scout

Liverpool have poached scout Tika Musonda from Tottenham.

The Mail reports that Musonda, brother of former Chelsea youth star Charly, has joined the Reds as a global talent scout.

Musonda leaves Spurs after three and a half years, having previously spent two years with Chelsea.

Tottenham to let four players leave

Tottenham are set to let four players leave the club following the expiry of their contracts.

Goalkeepers Fraser Forster and Alfie Whiteman will depart alongside left-back Sergio Reguilon, who has only made six appearances for the club in the last three years.

Veteran defender Ben Davies is also out of contract in June, but Spurs hold the option to extend his deal by a further 12 months and a decision is expected by next week.

Tottenham will not trigger the option in Timo Werner's loan, with the ex-Chelsea forward to return to RB Leipzig after a poor second spell.

A call is also required on the option to turn Mathys Tel's loan from Bayern Munich into a permanent deal.

Tel scored three times in 20 appearances for Spurs and while there is a deadline to trigger the option, no decision is expected before the early summer transfer window of June 1 to 10.

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Man City target £20m Cherki deal

Man City have joined the race for Lyon forward Rayan Cherki.

The 21-year-old has already confirmed he will be leaving the French club this summer and reports claim he could be available for around £20m due to a release clause in his contract of around that figure.

According to Telegraph Sport, Man City are the latest Premier League club to show an interest in the France U21 international who scored 12 goals and provided 20 assists in all competitions for Lyon this season.

Pep Guardiola’s side have recently dropped out of the race for Florian Wirtz and may feel Cherki is a cheaper - and more exciting - alternative.

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Rashford willing to take pay cut to join Barcelona

Seems like some more details have emerged from Barcelona's meeting with Marcus Rashford representatives.

Sport journalist Toni Juanmarti, who broke the news of the meeting yesterday, reports today that Rashford is willing to accept a pay cut to join Barcelona on a straight loan deal.

Rashford currently earns more than £300,000 a week at Manchester United, who would want a loan fee to part ways with their former talisman.

The report adds that Barcelona see signing Rashford on those terms as as "a very low-risk operation", which has seen the player move ahead of Luis Diaz on the list of transfer priorities.

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Real Madrid belief grows over Wirtz hijacking

Real Madrid are growing confident of hijacking Liverpool's move for Florian Wirtz.

The Reds appeared to have a free run at the Bayer Leverkusen star after Manchester City pulled out of negotiations and then Bayern Munich admitted defeat amid reports the player had rejected the German giants.

But Real Madrid have other ideas.

According to Spanish publication AS, Madrid believe they can hijack Liverpool's efforts and lure the player to the Santiago Bernabeu, helped by head coach Xabi Alonso's move from Leverkusen to Madrid.

The Spanish giants believe Alonso is the ace up their sleeve to land Europe's hottest property. Alonso turned Wirtz into the continent's most in-demand player.

The race, it appears, remains wide open.

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Sunderland eye Jordan Henderson reunion

Jordan Henderson could be set for a return to his boyhood club this summer.

The England international, currently plying his trade at Ajax, will be out of contract come the end of the season, and is not likely to activate his option for a one-year extension.

Fabrizio Romano reports he could be set to sign for newly promoted Sunderland on a free transfer. he spent 13 years at the club between 1998 and 2011, starting at academy level and making his first-team debut in November 2008.

The Black Cats will look to add some experience to the squad as they aim to survive the dreaded first season in the Premier League.

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Liverpool enter race for Ekitike

Liverpool are the latest Premier League club to court Eintracht Frankfurt striker Hugo Ekitike, according to Sky Germany.

Arne Slot is reported to be keen on the player as he looks to replace Darwin Nunez, who is set to leave Anfield this summer, with Atletico Madrid emerging as a potential destination.

Chelsea and Arsenal are also keen on Ekitike, and Frankfurt will demand €100 million for his services.

Ekitike, a two-time Ligue 1 champion with Paris Saint-Germain, played 48 times for Frankfurt this season, scoring 22 goals and assisting a further 12. Frankfurt finished third in the Bundesliga.

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Arsenal given all clear to book Zubimendi medical

Arsenal have been given permission to book a medical for Martin Zubimendi.

The Gunners have been working on a deal to sign the Real Sociedad midfielder since last summer, and have now triggered all the required clauses to bring him to the Emirates Stadium this summer.

Zubimendi will be arriving for £51million. There is little rush to get a deal done but BBC Sport report that Mikel Arteta wants to get him through the door as soon as possible.

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Sporting tell Arsenal how much Gyokeres will cost

Sporting have told Arsenal that Viktor Gyokeres will cost €80million (£67m) this summer.

The Guardian reports that Sporting are ready to cash in on their star man, who has €100m release clause but are prepared to let him go for slightly less.

The club’s vice-president, Francisco Zenha, told reporters on Wednesday that no club has yet lodged a bid for Gyokeres, but it is understood that the Gunners consider him a key target.

Mikel Arteta is desperate to add a new striker to his squad amid interest in RB Leipzig’s Benjamin Sesko.

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Tottenham now favourites to sign Xavi Simons

Tottenham have made their interest known in Xavi Simons, who has decided to leave RB Leipzig this summer.

According to ESPN, Spurs are monitoring the situation. Simons is valued at a €80million (£67m) by Leipzig, so would be a club-record deal for a player thought of as capable of elevating the starting line-up.

Spurs want new attack talent on the wings, and the young Dutchman fits the bill.

Spanish publication Fichajes go as far as reporting that Spurs are now the most likely destination for Simons.

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Rashford agent spotted in meeting with Barcelona sporting director Deco

Marcus Rashford's representatives met with Deco, Barcelona's sporting director, yesterday.

An unnamed agent acting on behalf of the Manchester United forward met the Barca man at a Barcelona hotel to discuss a possible summer switch.

United are open to accepting a transfer fee of around £35million for Rashford, who spent the second half of the season on loan at Aston Villa.

Sport reports that both Deco and Barca head coach Hansi Flick have approved the signing, but Rashford is in no rush to decide his future with the transfer window not yet open.

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Arsenal rival Spurs for Sane

Arsenal are ready to rival Tottenham for Leroy Sane, who is available on a free this summer.

The German is out of contract this summer, with newly crowned Europa League champions Tottenham emerging as a potential destination next season.

According to Sky Germany, Bayern have offered a three-year contract extension worth around £240,000 a week, though the player is yet to make his decision ahead of a meeting with club executives yesterday.

And now, according to The Telegraph, the Gunners have joined the race. Mikel Arteta worked with Sane while the pair were at Manchester City.

Arsenal’s interest throws doubt on a possible move for Nico Williams, with both players predominantly playing off the left wing.

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Man Utd miss out on windfall

Another European final has gone against Manchester United.

A week on from losing the Europa League final against Tottenham, they have been impacted by Chelsea’s win over Real Betis in the Conference League final.

According to reports in Spain, United were due to receive around £300,000 had Betis won due to a clause in Antony’s loan agreement.

For 45 minutes the Red Devils were in the money but a second half masterclass from Cole Palmer completed the turnaround.

Furthermore, the irony is that Jadon Sancho got on the scoresheet for the Blues.

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Alvarez interest confirmed

With rumours of Arsenal joining Premier League champions Liverpool in registering an interest in Atletico Madrid striker Julian Alvarez, transfer expert Fabrizio Romano has issued an important update.

Writing for GIVEMESPORT, he said: "Atletico Madrid absolutely want to keep Julian. There's interest from Premier League, it's true for sure but Atléti insist on keeping him."

Yamal signs

Lamine Yamal has committed his future to Barcelona by signing a new contract that will keep him at the club until 2031.

Already one of the best players in the world, at just 17 years of age, the future is extremely bright for the Spaniard.

Omar Berrada outlines Manchester United transfer plans

Manchester United Chief executive Omar Berrada has outlined the club’s approach to the summer transfer window.

The Red Devils are expected to wrap up a deal for Wolves forward Matheus Cunha after agreeing to pay his £62.5million release clause and have been linked with moves for Liam Delap as well as Bryan Mbeumo.

Outgoings will be equally as important for United this summer, especially after missing out on Champions League qualification.

That said, Berrada confident about the plans that are in place.

Speaking to MUTV, he said: “I can’t talk about specifics, but I can say that we’ve been planning for many months now.

“We were ready for all the different scenarios, so now we know what we need to do.

“We have a very clear idea of where we need to invest in the squad to improve, so (technical director) Jason (Wilcox), his team, Ruben have been in talks for many months.

“Now it’s a question of executing that plan and doing it in a way that is prudent but at the same time with ambition.”

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Arsenal tipped to sign Alvarez

Yesterday we brought you news of Arsenal reportedly pushing to sign Julian Alvarez from Atletico Madrid.

That appears to be a rumour that Gunners legend Thierry Henry is fully on board with after revealing his appreciation for the former Man City striker during his appearance on the Overlap.

He said: “One of my favourite nines out there at the minute is Julian Alvarez.

“We’ve been talking about it: putting pressure on, playing it long, low, whatever you want to do.

“You see the free-kick he scored the other day? He can hold the ball alone.

“He played at the Olympic Games, he played the Copa America and I don’t hear him saying he’s tired.

“The way he plays it, I just like him. But it is possible [that Arsenal can sign him]? I don’t know.”

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Exit confirmed

FA Cup winners Crystal Palace are making plans ahead of a European adventure next season.

Today, they have bid farewell to Jeffrey Schlupp who will officially leave the club when his contract expires at the end of next month.

Schlupp spent the second half of the 2024/25 season on loan at Celtic and he is expected to join the Scottish champions on a permanent basis this summer.

DONE DEAL

Jacob Wright has left Manchester City to join Norwich City on a permanent deal.

The 19-year-old spent the second half of the 2024/25 season on loan at Carrow Road and has now completed a transfer to the Championship outfit.

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Tah medical

Jonathan Tah is just a few steps away from becoming a Bayern Munich player.

According to Sky Germany, the centre back who will be out of contract at Bayer Leverkusen at the end of next month, has undergone a medical with the Bundesliga champions today.

Assuming there aren’t any complications, the 29-year-old will sign a four-year contract with Bayern.

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How Zubimendi signing can take Arsenal to new level

Arsenal are working to finalise the signing Martin Zubimendi and the incoming £51million star has the talent to take their midfield to a new level.

The Spain international’s arrival this summer would be timely for Mikel Arteta’s side as Jorginho is set to depart and Thomas Partey turns 32 years of age in June.

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Arsenal and Man United in battle over Emi Martinez

Arsenal are being linked with a shock swoop to bring Emi Martinez back to the club, though could face a fight with Manchester United.

The Argentina goalkeeper has been heavily linked with a move away from Aston Villa this summer, with Saudi Arabia thought to be his most likely next destination.

However, The Sun now sensationally claim that Arsenal want to bring back Martinez five years after his initial exit from the Emirates, if they lose David Raya to Real Madrid or Atletico Madrid.

Football Insider, meanwhile, say that Manchester United would be well-placed to sign Martinez if they sold Andre Onana this summer.

They also credit Chelsea and Atletico with interest in the World Cup winner.

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De Bruyne set for Napoli switch

Kevin de Bruyne is set to move to Serie A this summer after leaving Man City as a free agent.

It had previously been reported that the legendary Belgian had offers from Napoli and Chicago Fire, though he is now expected to opt for Italy and confirmation is seemingly imminent.

Reports from Aurelio De Laurentiis claim he has bought a house in Naples, with a formal decision expected by the end of the week.

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Juventus and Real Madrid in Endrick loan talks

Juventus are exploring a loan move for Endrick.

Real Madrid are open to giving the young striker more experieence in one of Europe's top-five leagues and Italian giants Juve have confirmed their interest.

Fichajes report that talks are underway over a loan move, which could include an option to make the move permanent.

It remains to be seen if new Madrid head coach Xabi Alonso has other ideas, though this reports suggests not, after predecessor Carlo Ancelotti handed the young Brazilian just 847 minutes of action.

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Arsenal given permission to book Zubimendi medical

Arsenal have been given permission to book a medical for Martin Zubimendi.

The Gunners have been working on a deal to sign the Real Sociedad midfielder since last summer, and have now triggered all the required clauses to bring him to the Emirates Stadium this summer.

Zubimendi will be arriving for £51million. There is little rush to get a deal done but BBC Sport report that Mikel Arteta wants to get him through the door as soon as possible.

Brentford want Kelleher to replace Flekken

Right on cue, Brentford have identified their replacement for Mark Flekken.

Sky Sports report that the Bees have approached Liverpool over signing goalkeeper Caoimhin Kelleher.

Kelleher, 26, is keen to finally become a first-choice keeper in the Premier League after impressing for Liverpool in rare appearances, and with Giorgi Mamardashvili set to rival Alisson Becker for a starting spot next season.

According to other reports, Liverpool are looking for £30million to sell Kelleher.

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Leverksen close in Flekken

Erik ten Hag is closing in on his first signing as Bayer Leverkusen manager, in the form of Brentford goalkeeper Mark Flekken.

With Marej Kovar set to depart the German side, Ten Hag needs a new keeper to compete with Lukas Hradecky, and the 31-year-old Flekken fits the bill.

Brentford are willing to sell and would want at least £12million to do so, according to Kicker.

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Rashford agent spotted in meeting with Barcelona sporting director Deco

Marcus Rashford's representives have met with Deco, Barcelona's sporting director, this morning.

An unnamed agent acting on behalf of the Manchester United forward met the Barca man at a Barcelona hotel to discuss a possible summer switch.

United are open to accepting a transfer fee of around £35million for Rashford, who spent the second half of the season on loan at Aston Villa.

Sport reports that both Deco and Barca head coach Hansi Flick have approved the signing, but Rashford is in no rush to decide his future with the transfer window not yet open.

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Bayern eye Gakpo swoop

Bayern Munich have shifted attentions to Liverpool forward Cody Gakpo as they look to bolster their left-wing options.

The Bundesliga giants had been hopeful of a swoop for Bayer Leverkusen attacking midfielder Florian Wirtz to pair him with Jamal Musiala and Michael Olise in an exciting attacking trio behind Harry Kane.

However, the German international is seemingly on his way to Liverpool.

This had led to Bayern adding Gakpo to their list of alternatives which also include Kaoru Mitoma, Rafael Leao, Eberechi Eze and Inaki Williams.

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Done deal! Brentford confirm permanent signing of Kayode

Brentford have confirmed the permanent signing of Michael Kayode from Fiorentina on a five-year deal.

The defender joined on loan in January and went on to make 12 appearances for the Bees. He has signed in a deal worth around £14.7milion.

Brentford have the option to extend the contract by a further 12 months.

Kayode said: “I am so excited to extend my stay at Brentford. I have felt so welcome from the first day I arrived at the club, thanks to my team-mates and the care the coaching staff have shown me.

“I’ve wanted to play in the Premier League since I was a child and it’s been so good to do that here. I can’t wait for more next season and beyond!”

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Clubs clamber for Modric signature

Luka Modric is among the most in-demand free agents in the world, and the race is wide open to sign him up.

The usual options have made their interest known, report Foot Mercato. Al-Nassr and Al-Ettifaq in Saudi Arabia are understood to be firmly in the race, while MLS giant Inter Miami have made contact.

Unnamed clubs in Brazil are also said to be monitoring the situation. A return to the Premier League is looking unlikely at this stage.

The report claims it is Miami where Modric's family hope to end up, but the veteran midfielder is not yet close to making a decision.

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Sunderland eye Jordan Henderson reunion

Jordan Henderson could be set for a return to his boyhood club this summer.

The England international, currently plying his trade at Ajax, will be out of contract come the end of the season, and is not likely to activate his option for a one-year extension.

Fabrizio Romano reports he could be set to sign for newly promoted Sunderland on a free transfer. he spent 13 years at the club between 1998 and 2011, starting at academy level and making his first-team debut in November 2008.

The Black Cats will look to add some experience to the squad as they aim to survive the dreaded first season in the Premier League.

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Sane's future to be decided today amid Spurs interest

Leroy Sane’s exit from Bayern Munich could be decided today as his agent is reported to be holding talks with club executives.

The German is out of contract this summer, with newly crowned Europa League champions Tottenham emerging as a potential destination next season.

According to Sky Germany, Bayern are open to a three-year contract extension, though the player is yet to make his decision.

To sign for Tottenham would mark his first return to the Premier League since leaving Man City in 2020. He enjoyed a trophy-laden spell at the Etihad, becoming a two-time Premier League champion.

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Newcastle reveal transfer shortlist

Despite announcing the departure of sporting director Paul Mitchell this week, Newcastle are wasting no time on their summer transfer business as they look to strengthen ahead of next season’s Champions League campaign.

According to the Daily Telegraph, the Magpies have shortlisted Crystal Palace’s Marc Guehi and Brentford’s Bryan Mbuemo.

They hold a long-standing interest in Guehi and came close to securing his signature last summer, but could not quite complete a deal. The Palace centre-back led the Eagles to FA Cup glory at Wembley this year, beating Man City 1-0.

His price has been quoted at £65m, which Newcastle are not willing to pay. They hope to find a compromise.

Mbuemo’s signature will also be hotly contested this summer after he scored 20 goals for Brentford this campaign. Newcastle expect to secure his services for between £50m and £60m. Manchester United also hold an interest, but are currently focused on landing Matheus Cunha.

Liverpool enter race for Ekitike

Liverpool are the latest Premier League club to court Eintracht Frankfurt striker Hugo Ekitike, according to Sky Germany.

Arne Slot is reported to be keen on the player as he looks to replace Darwin Nunez, who is set to leave Anfield this summer, with Atletico Madrid emerging as a potential destination.

Chelsea and Arsenal are also keen on Ekitike, and Frankfurt will demand €100 million for his services.

Ekitike, a two-time Ligue 1 champion with Paris Saint-Germain, played 48 times for Frankfurt this season, scoring 22 goals and assisting a further 12. Frankfurt finished third in the Bundesliga.

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Sunderland 'determined' to hold on to Bellingham

Sunderland are reportedly desperate to keep Jobe Bellingham at the Stadium of Light next season.

Bellingham, the younger brother of Real Madrid’s Jude, played 90 minutes as Sunderland pipped Sheffield United in the Championship promotion playoffs, earning a return to the Premier League for the first time since being relegated in 2017.

He has reportedly held talks with German clubs and was spotted at Frankfurt Airport with Eintracht officials and his parents earlier this week.

The Guardian now report that Sunderland’s owner, Kyril Louis-Dreyfus, is ‘determined’ to keep the player ahead of what would be his maiden Premier League campaign. It remains unclear whether Sunderland would allow him to leave if an offer came in.

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Chelsea in talks over Emanuel Emegha deal

Chelsea have reportedly held talks with Strasbourg over a deal for Emanuel Emegha.

The Blues appear to be keeping their eyes on a number of impressive players over at their sister club, who finished seventh in Ligue 1 this term under Liam Rosenior and will play in the Conference League next season.

Among that number is 22-year-old Dutch striker Emegha, who has scored 14 goals in 29 total appearances this season.

The Guardian report that Chelsea have held discussions with Strasbourg regarding a potential pre-agreement for the Netherlands Under-21 international, whom they have been watching closely, to move to Stamford Bridge in the summer of 2026.

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Arsenal and Barcelona target talks summer exit

Espanyol goalkeeper Joan Garcia is keeping his options open amid summer transfer interest in him.

The likes of Arsenal, Aston Villa and Barcelona have all been linked with the keeper, who is available this summer for a cut-price €25 million (£21m) due to a release clause.

"There's always news coming out in football and there are things out there [about me]," he told TV3 when asked about joining Barca, Espanyol’s cross-city rivals.

"It is not always the case that what comes out corresponds with the reality. I am just staying calm and any decision which needs to be made I will think about with those close to me, picking the best option for me."

West Brom set to make move for Mason

Tottenham are braced for an approach from West Bromwich Albion for their assistant coach Ryan Mason, with the Championship club keen on making him their new manager.

West Brom are on the hunt for a new boss after sacking Tony Mowbray last month when the club’s play-off hopes ended.

Mason, who is one of Ange Postecoglou’s assistants at Spurs, has been courted by clubs before trying to tempt him into his first managerial job.

Back in October, Anderlecht held talks with the 33-year-old, but he ended up staying at Tottenham.

Anderlecht and Mason mutually decided back then that it was not the right time for him to move to the Belgian giants.

It remains to be seen if the former midfielder could now be tempted to make the jump into management.

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Henry sends transfer message to Arteta

Arsenal are expected to bolster their squad this summer as they bid to end their trophy drought next season and club legend Thierry Henry has urged the club to bring in an out-and-out striker that can lead the line for them going forward.

“When you look at the injuries [for Arsenal] and the players that came, he [Mikel] brought players – he got Sterling when everyone wanted a nine, and he had time to get a nine,” said Henry.

“I’m not the coach, I don’t know the discussions, but everyone has been screaming for a nine, apart from when we win.

“When we beat Real Madrid, we don’t need a nine apparently. I don’t understand the way people change the way they talk – we need a nine when we’re not scoring and then suddenly, we go on a winning run, and no one mentions it. You [Arsenal] need a nine, a proper nine.”

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Frimpong lands in UK on a private jet to finalise Liverpool move

Jeremie Frimpong has been spotted touching down in England as he prepares to finalise his move to Liverpool.

Perhaps setting the tone for his spell in Liverpool, the right-back arrived amid the rain on a private jet last night.

Frimpong has already undergone a medical with Liverpool after his £30m release clause was activated. He will soon become the club’s first summer signing.

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Sesko sends key transfer message to Arsenal

Benjamin Sesko is another name set to be on the lips of many this summer.

Arsenal failed with a bid to sign the player last summer, and the Gunners could make another move 12 months later.

Sesko says he is happy at RB Leipzig, but has suggested he is open to taking the next step elsewhere.

He told Sport1: "The club has given me a lot and continues to give me a lot every day. It's a great club to develop at ... [I want to] play for a club that suits me, that brings out the best in me. That's the most important thing for me."

He added: "I’m currently a player for RB Leipzig, so I’m taking it day by day. If a transfer happens, and if it doesn’t, then it doesn’t."

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Real Madrid respond to Arsenal's Rodrygo interest

New Real Madrid manager Xabi Alonso has issued a hands-off warning over Rodrygo amid links to Arsenal.

The Gunners will look to bolster their attacking options this summer and a string of forwards have since been linked with a move to the Emirates Stadium, including Sporting centre-forward Viktor Gyokeres and RB Leipzig’s Benjamin Sesko.

Though, more recently Rodrygo has been mentioned as a target amid reports the Brazil international could be allowed to leave Real Madrid this summer as part of a squad overhaul.

However, Alonso - who has officially succeeded Carlo Ancelotti as Los Blancos boss - has closed the door on a potential exit for the 24-year-old.

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Bayern issue insecure statement after missing out Wirtz

Bayern Munich chief executive Jan-Christian Dreesen has issued a statement underlining the German club's credentials in the wake of missing out on no1 transfer target Florian Wirtz to Liverpool.

"Much more has been written than spoken," Dreesen told TZ. "FC Bayern is one of the absolute top clubs in Europe and the world. Our appeal among fans, but also among players, is enormous.

"The fact that not every player will end up with us is simply part of the package; it's the same for other top clubs. But everyone knows: with FC Bayern, you can win everything every year, you're involved in every competition – the upcoming Club World Cup is a good example of that.

"Just look at which clubs are represented there – and, most of all, which (clubs) aren't. The best European clubs are competing there – including FC Bayern. Our appeal, sporting ambitions, and economic power are well known to all top players around the world."

Arsenal lodge first bid for Gyokeres

Arsenal have finally made their move for Viktor Gyokeres.

According to Portuguese newspaper Correio da Manha claim the Gunners have made an offer worth in excess of €70m (£58m) for the Sporting striker.

It is claimed that Arsenal representatives met with Gyokeres’ agent, Hasan Cetinkaya, at the Women’s Champions League final in Lisbon over weekend and presented the offer, which was proposed to Sporting president Frederico Varandas yesterday.

Gyokeres is one of Europe’s hottest properties after scoring 53 goals, and adding 13 assists, in just 51 games this season.

Bruno Fernandes given 72-hour deadline over Saudi move

Bruno Fernandes has seemingly been given a deadline this week to decide if he wants to leave Manchester United for Al-Hilal.

Not for the first time, the Portuguese midfielder is being heavily linked with a big-money move to Saudi Arabia as we approach the first of two summer transfer windows, in the aftermath of a truly dire season for United as a whole.

Fernandes and United boss Ruben Amorim have both been adamant for weeks now that the influential skipper is definitely staying put at Old Trafford, yet the rumours and offers persist.

Now according to the Daily Mail, the 30-year-old has 72 hours to decide whether or not to accept a final “take-it-or-leave-it” offer from Al-Hilal that would apparently see him earn £700,000 a week tax-free.

Such a deal is said to be worth an enormous £200m over three years, including bonuses.

Al-Hilal would reportedly be willing to pay over £100m for a player who remains under contract in Manchester until 2027, with the club retaining an option for another year beyond that.

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Man City make move for £20m Cherki

Man City have joined the race for Lyon forward Rayan Cherki.

The 21-year-old has already confirmed he will be leaving the French club this summer and reports claim he could be available for around £20m due to a release clause in his contract of around that figure.

According to Telegraph Sport, Man City are the latest Premier League club to show an interest in the France U21 international who scored 12 goals and provided 20 assists in all competitions for Lyon this season.

Pep Guardiola’s side have recently dropped out of the race for Florian Wirtz and may feel Cherki is a cheaper - and more exciting - alternative.

Tottenham pushing for Leroy Sane signing

Tottenham are said to be the English club currently showing the most interest in signing Leroy Sane.

The German winger could depart Bayern Munich this summer with his contract set to expire and no agreement yet reached over an extension, though there have been reports today over a fresh offer presented worth around €10m per year.

Sky Sport Germany reported earlier that Tottenham had been offered the chance to sign Sane, having had his Bayern team-mate Mathys Tel on loan since January and no decision yet reached over his future.

Now according to Bild, Spurs are showing real interest in a deal to bring the former Manchester City star back to English football having secured a return to the Champions League by winning the Europa League, with his wife believed to be keen on living in London.

Bayern are said to want a decision on Sane’s future before they head out to the Club World Cup in the United States on June 10.

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Matheus Cunha set for medical with Man Utd deal agreed

Matheus Cunha is now set to undergo a medical at Manchester United.

That is after the Red Devils agreed to Wolves’ demands that his £62.5m release clause be honoured as it is written in his latest Molineux contract, most notably that it be paid in full by the end of the 2026/27 season.

Wolves had reportedly earlier rejected attempts by United to see if they could get a deal accepted whereby they spread the total cost over a much longer period of five years.

With a deal now struck, Cunha can officially agree personal terms at Old Trafford and complete a medical.

Per BBC Sport, United will pay the clause in three instalments, an initial £20.8m up front followed by a second payment at the end of next season and a third at the end of the 2026/27 campaign.

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Man Utd agree to Wolves demands over Matheus Cunha

Well, things are certainly moving very quickly indeed on the Matheus Cunha to Manchester United front tonight.

We’ve already brought you the reports this evening that Wolves were set to reject United’s opening bid for the Brazilian forward that would have seen them pay his £62.5m release clause at Molineux over an extended period of five years.

Instead, they wanted it paid in full by the end of the 2026/27 season, as per the terms in his new contract agreed earlier this year.

According to Sami Mokbel of BBC Sport, United have now quickly agreed to those terms and been given official permission to speak to Cunha.

The deal is expected to be concluded swiftly.

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Done deal! Lamine Yamal signs six-year Barcelona contract

Barcelona fans rejoice: it’s now officially official.

Lamine Yamal has signed his bumper new six-year contract that will keep him at the club until the summer of 2031.

Just reward for the teenage sensation, who has enjoyed a sublime season full of breathtaking moments and goals to follow on from a remarkable European Championship and has already firmly established a reputation as one of the world’s very best players aged just 17.

And there’s still so, so much more to come. Just how good could he get?

Wolves to reject Man Utd offer for Matheus Cunha

Wolves are said to be poised to reject Manchester United’s initial offer for Matheus Cunha.

As noted, the Red Devils are believed to want to pay the Brazilian forward’s £62.5m release clause at Molineux over an extended period of five years.

However, his latest contract - agreed earlier this year - states that the clause should be paid in full by the end of the 2026/27 season.

According to Sami Mokbel of BBC Sport, Wolves will reject United’s first bid and expect Cunha’s clause to be honoured.

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Man Utd contact Wolves over Matheus Cunha offer

Manchester United are pressing ahead with their early summer move for Matheus Cunha.

A high-profile switch to Old Trafford for the Wolves forward has been strongly mooted for several weeks now as Ruben Amorim quickly sets about reshaping his vastly underperforming squad following a truly wretched season.

An agreement on personal terms with Cunha is believed to have been reached a while ago, with United expected to finalise the deal after the conclusion of the Premier League season.

According to David Ornstein of The Athletic, they have now made official contact with Wolves over an offer that would potentially spread the cost of the Brazilian international’s £62.5m release clause at Molineux over a period of five years.

Wolves are said to want it paid over just two as per his contract, though it is said that the transfer is still expected to go ahead.

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Chelsea in talks over Emanuel Emegha deal

Chelsea have reportedly held talks with Strasbourg over a deal for Emanuel Emegha.

The Blues appear to be keeping their eyes on a number of impressive players over at their sister club, who finished seventh in Ligue 1 this term under Liam Rosenior and will play in the Conference League next season.

Among that number is 22-year-old Dutch striker Emegha, who has scored 14 goals in 29 total appearances this season.

The Guardian report that Chelsea have held discussions with Strasbourg regarding a potential pre-agreement for the Netherlands Under-21 international, whom they have been watching closely, to move to Stamford Bridge in the summer of 2026.

Lamine Yamal and Wojciech Szczesny to sign new Barcelona deals

Barcelona look to be progressing quickly on multiple contract fronts after their LaLiga title-winning campaign.

Teenage sensation Lamine Yamal has been seen arriving at the club on Tuesday afternoon in order to officially put pen to paper on a new bumper six-year deal that was reported on Monday.

According to Fabrizio Romano, Wojciech Szczesny is also now on the verge of agreeing fresh terms with Barca after impressing Hansi Flick since coming out of retirement in October in a shock move to join the club until the end of the season as cover for injured No1 Marc-Andre ter Stegen.

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Bruno Fernandes given 72-hour deadline over 'final' Al-Hilal offer

Bruno Fernandes has seemingly been given a deadline this week to decide if he wants to leave Manchester United for Al-Hilal.

Not for the first time, the Portuguese midfielder is being heavily linked with a big-money move to Saudi Arabia as we approach the first of two summer transfer windows, in the aftermath of a truly dire season for United as a whole.

Fernandes and United boss Ruben Amorim have both been adamant for weeks now that the influential skipper is definitely staying put at Old Trafford, yet the rumours and offers persist.

Now according to the Daily Mail, the 30-year-old has 72 hours to decide whether or not to accept a final “take-it-or-leave-it” offer from Al-Hilal that would apparently see him earn £700,000 a week tax-free.

Such a deal is said to be worth an enormous £200m over three years, including bonuses.

Al-Hilal would reportedly be willing to pay over £100m for a player who remains under contract in Manchester until 2027, with the club retaining an option for another year beyond that.

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Newcastle exit confirmed

Paul Mitchell is to leave his role as sporting director at Newcastle after less than a year in the job.

Mitchell only joined the the club last June as a successor to Dan Ashworth, who went on to have a short-lived spell at Manchester United.

Mitchell will exit the club at the end of the month, leaving manager Eddie Howe in charge of recruitment until the club find a successor.

With the Magpies linked with moves for the likes of Marc Guehi, Joao Pedro and Liam Delap, it remains to be seen what impact this exit has on plans this summer.

Bayern eye Gakpo swoop

Bayern Munich have shifted attentions to Liverpool forward Cody Gakpo as they look to bolster their left-wing options.

The Bundesliga giants had been hopeful of a swoop for Bayer Leverkusen attacking midfielder Florian Wirtz to pair him with Jamal Musiala and Michael Olise in an exciting attacking trio behind Harry Kane.

However, the German international is seemingly on his way to Liverpool.

This had led to Bayern adding Gakpo to their list of alternatives which also include Kaoru Mitoma, Rafael Leao, Eberechi Eze and Inaki Williams.

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Rodrygo to Arsenal update

New Real Madrid manager Xabi Alonso has issued a hands-off warning over Rodrygo amid links to Arsenal.

The Gunners will look to bolster their attacking options this summer and a string of forwards have since been linked with a move to the Emirates Stadium, including Sporting CP centre-forward Viktor Gyokeres and RB Leipzig’s Benjamin Sesko.

Though, more recently Rodrygo has been mentioned as a target amid reports the Brazil international could be allowed to leave Real Madrid this summer as part of a squad overhaul.

However, Alonso - who has officially succeeded Carlo Ancelotti as Los Blancos boss - has closed the door on a potential exit for the 24-year-old.

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Man City target £20m Cherki deal

Man City have joined the race for Lyon forward Rayan Cherki.

The 21-year-old has already confirmed he will be leaving the French club this summer and reports claim he could be available for around £20m due to a release clause in his contract of around that figure.

According to Telegraph Sport, Man City are the latest Premier League club to show an interest in the France U21 international who scored 12 goals and provided 20 assists in all competitions for Lyon this season.

Pep Guardiola’s side have recently dropped out of the race for Florian Wirtz and may feel Cherki is a cheaper - and more exciting - alternative.

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Amorim makes Fernandes demand

Ruben Amorim says it is important to keep hold of Manchester United captain Bruno Fernandes this summer.

Rumours have begun to circulate regarding the Portugal inetrnational's future at Old Trafford, especially after admitting that the club could "cash in" on him after losing the Europa League final.

Though amid links with a move to Saudi Arabian side Al Hilal, Amorim has demanded United should try to keep "one of the top players in the world".

He said: You can see by the performance, the leadership, the passion he has for the games. So it is really important, especially in these kind of moments.

"You could see that in the last game. I felt that the team was without pressure; they performed quite well and everybody wanted the ball.

"The team has different moments and in different moments, Bruno [Fernandes] is the one who really wants to take responsibility.

"He should be because he is the captain, so he's really important for us and really important for what we want to build with this team."

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Milan expecting Reijnders bid

There has been a rather interesting update regarding AC Milan midfielder Tijjani Reijnders, who continues to be linked with a move to Manchester City.

Corriere dello Sport claim Reijnders had booked a vacation in Ibiza at the beginning of July with his family to recover from the 2024/25 season.

However, the vacation has been cancelled amid speculation this could be connected to Manchester City and Pep Guardiola’s request to get the deal done in time for the FIFA Club World Cup, which begins on June 14.

Guardiola has put Reijnders at the top of his list of midfield signings after losing Kevin De Bruyne, and Milan could soon receive their first official offer of around €70m (£58m) for the Dutchman.

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Man United agree Delap terms

Manchester United are now waiting for Liam Delap to decide on his next move.

According to ESPN, Man Utd have agreed the framework of a deal for the striker having informed Ipswich that they will meet the £30 million release clause in Delap's contract.

In addition, the outline of personal terms have also been agreed with Delap's representatives and the transfer could move quickly once the 22-year-old makes a decision on his future.

Chelsea, Newcastle and Everton are among the teams expected to rival Man United for Delap's signature.

Interestingly the former pair can offer Delap something the Red Devils cannot - Champions League football next season.

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Tah to sign four-year Bayern Munich deal

Bayer Leverkusen defender Jonathan Tah is close to joining Bayern Munich on a free transfer.

The Germany international becomes a free agent on July 1 after his contract Leverkusen officially expires at the end of next month.

However, discussions are ongoing over a fee as Bayern want him available for the Club World Cup and provided all can be agreed, Tah is expected to have a medical this week ahead of signing a four-year deal.

This development will be a blow to Manchester United and Barcelona who were interested in the 29-year-old.

Gyokeres fuels Arsenal transfer speculation

Viktor Gyokeres has fuelled speculation that he could swap Portugal for north London this summer with new comments about his rumoured move to Arsenal.

Fresh from scoring a crucial stoppage time spot-kick to spark Sporting’s comeback victory over rivals Benfica in the Taça de Portugal final on Sunday, the in-demand striker was pressed by reporters for hints on where his next club might be.

Gyokeres’s successful effort from the penalty spot at the weekend took him to 53 goals and 13 assists from just 51 games this season, presenting an obvious solution to the Gunners’ recent goal-scoring woes.

Arsenal launch Gyokeres bid

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Portuguese newspaper Correio da Manha claim the Gunners have made an offer worth in excess of €70m (£58m) for Sporting CP striker Viktor Gyokeres.

In addition, the report states Arsenal representatives met with Gyokeres’ agent Hasan Cetinkaya at the Women’s Champions League final in Lisbon last weekend and presented the offer, which will be proposed to Sporting president Frederico Varandas during a meeting on Tuesday.

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Dortmund eye Bellingham repeat

Jude Bellingham enjoyed great success as a Borussia Dortmund player and his younger brother, Jobe, could follow that path.

Sky Germany say Dortmund managing director Hans-Joachim Watzke flew to England over the Bank Holiday weekend for a meeting with the Sunderland midfielder.

Watzke made the trip to speak to Bellingham and his family to try and persuade him to join Dortmund.

It may have proven to be a difficult pitch considering the Black Cats can offer Premier League football to Bellingham next season following their dramatic win over Sheffield United in the Championship play-off final.

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Cunha message

Matheus Cunha sent a message to Wolves supporters ahead of his expected £62.5m transfer to Manchester United.

Despite a couple of stints on the sidelines through suspension, Cunha still managed 17 goals across all competitions and helped to keep Wolves in the Premier League.

In what appears to be a farewell post on social media, the Brazilian reflected on the "best season" of his life and thanked the Wolves fans.

He wrote: "What an incredible season. We didn’t get to where you deserve to be, but we did everything we could to make you proud. I love these guys.

"Individually, it was the best season of my life. All of this was only possible because of all the dedication and love I have for this club.

"I made mistakes and got things right, but always because I lived this club so much. All I ever wanted was to do the impossible for Wolves. Another one is over.

"And thank you all for all the affection."

Amorim reveals Man Utd transfer strategy

Ruben Amorim has said Manchester United’s academy can play a big role in helping rebuild the club.

A 1-0 loss at in the Europa League final has not only denied Man Utd a trophy but also a route into next season’s Champions League.

With a massive summer on the horizon, Amorim has revealed the club will turn to plan b.

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Joan Garcia wants Premier League switch

Espanyol goalkeeper Joan Garcia, who has been linked with a summer move to Arsenal, has handed the Gunners a massive boost.

The Spaniard has certainly caught the eye this season with a series of standout performances in between the posts.

So much so that he has attracted interest from LaLiga champions Barcelona.

However, Garcia has reportedly informed Espanyol that he prefers a move to the Premier League.

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Isak transfer prediction

Alexander Isak’s name is one that is expected to do the rounds throughout the summer.

Arsenal and Liverpool are just two teams that have been linked with the Sweden international after a stellar season with Newcastle which included winning the Carabao Cup and Champions League qualification.

Though, in a blow for both clubs, Magpies legend Alan Shearer is very confident Isak is going nowhere.

Speaking on The Rest is Football podcast, Shearer said: “Got to keep him and they will, I’m pretty certain of that.

“Because of their success this year, because they’ve got Champions League football, all of those things.

“There’s not a worry in my mind that he’s going anywhere. He’ll be a Newcastle player next season because he’s a very, very, very good player.”

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Man Utd trio to leave

The summer clear out at Manchester United is underway.

The club have confirmed Victor Lindelof, Jonny Evans and Christian Eriksen will depart once their contracts expire at the end of next month.

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Garnacho on Arsenal's radar

Here is an interesting transfer rumour.

According to TBR Football, Alejandro Garnacho’s agents have spoken with Arsenal to confirm his situation.

The winger is expected to leave Manchester United this summer after reportedly being told by Ruben Amorim that he his free to find a new club.

It is not often Arsenal and Man Utd do business, but could this shock deal be on the cards?

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It is now five years since Arsenal won a major trophy - and both Mikel Arteta and those above him are determined for that to end next season.

Arteta reiterated on Sunday night, after Arsenal’s 2-1 win at Southampton, that the summer plans are in place and they will be finalised over the next few days.

“Believe me, we are on it,” he said. “We will try to squeeze and think and turn every stone that we possibly can, to make this club even more successful.”

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Romero hints at Tottenham stay

The good news just keeps coming for Tottenham and their supporters.

Last week the club ended their 17-year wait for a major trophy by beating Manchester United in the Europa League final.

That result also secured Champions League football next season and quite possibly the future of Cristian Romero.

The Argentine has been linked with a move to Atletico Madrid, but a recent post on social media suggests the central defender is happy in north London.

He wrote: “We achieved what we wanted this season as a group, and that's what matters.

“And….My name is part of the history of this beautiful club

“I want to thank you all for the love and support every day despite everything, but I have no doubt that staying together led us to success.

“We must continue, this is the path.”

Arsenal join race for Alvarez

Could Julian Alvarez be on his way back to the Premier League this summer?

The Argentine only left England last summer as in the search for regular first-team football he joined Atletico Madrid from Manchester City.

Alvarez enjoyed a fine season in Spain, netting 29 goals in 54 appearances across all competitions.

Such form has seen him linked with a move to Liverpool, though Marca claim Arsenal are interested too and are pushing hardest for his signature.

Liverpool 'agree terms' with Kerkez

Liverpool aren’t wasting any time in their attempts to bolster Arne Slot’s squad ahead of the new season.

The transfer window opens in a few days and the Reds may unveil three new players at once!

Amid reports of deals being close for Jeremie Frimpong and Florian Wirtz, it has been claimed they are progressing well for the signing of Milos Kerkez.

In fact, transfer expert Fabrizio Romano says: “My information, guys, is that Kerkez already has an agreement on personal terms with Liverpool, so just about some small details to be clarified, and then Liverpool are in contact with Bournemouth.

“Liverpool are still working on this one, so not only Wirtz, not only Frimpong – also in active conversations for Kerkez; and this week, the conversations will continue to get the deal done.”

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Lamine Yamal set for new Barca deal

Lamine Yamal will sign a six-year contract with Barcelona on Tuesday, according to reports.

The new deal will keep the 17-year-old at the Nou Camp through 2031, by which time he will still be just 23 years old.

The deal was considered a priority for Barcelona, who won a domestic double this season.

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Broja to return to Chelsea

Albanian striker Armando Broja will return to Chelsea this summer after spending an injury-plagued 2024-25 campaign on loan at Everton.

Injuries limited him to just 10 Premier League appearances, during which he failed to record a goal or assist.

Whether he stays at Chelsea next season is yet to be confirmed.

He will depart alongside fellow loanees Jack Harrison, Jesper Lindstrom, and Orel Mangala, though the club is looking to extend Charly Alcaraz’s deal.

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De Bruyne set for Napoli switch

Kevin de Bruyne is set to move to Serie A this summer after leaving Man City as a free agent.

It had previously been reported that the legendary Belgian had offers from Napoli and Chicago Fire, though he is now expected to opt for Italy.

Reports from Aurelio De Laurentiis claim he has bought a house in Naples, with a formal decision expected by the end of the week.

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Rashford set for United return

Marcus Rashford is among the Man United loanees set to return to Old Trafford at the end of his stay with Aston Villa, who are not interested in activating their buy option.

The England international impressed on arrival in Birmingham but missed the run-in through injury, with reports making clear he hoped to play in the Champions League next season. Villa did not qualify after losing to United on the final day of the season following Emi Martinez’s red card.

He is expected to be available for £40m this summer as United look to enact a fire sale of their squad, with all players thought to be available.

Jadon Sancho, who spent this season on loan at Chelsea, is rumoured to be set for the same fate, though this remains unconfirmed.

A new home for De Gea?

AS Monaco are reportedly looking to pick up David De Gea, formerly of Manchester United and now plying his trade at Fiorentina.

The Serie A side are looking to extend his contract through 2028 after the Spaniard helped them to a sixth-place finish this year.

The ‘keeper made 415 League appearances in his 12 years at Manchester United, leaving as a free agent in 2023.

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Liverpool set for busy summer

Liverpool chairman Tom Werner believes owners Fenway Sports Group owe it to the club's fans to build on their Premier League title win.

A second championship in five years, and the first to be lifted in front of supporters since 1990 due to Covid restrictions in 2020, was celebrated wildly inside and outside of Anfield following Sunday's 1-1 draw with Crystal Palace.

Arne Slot's team had everything wrapped up a month ago and that has helped the club advance their transfer planning more rapidly, with a deal effectively done for Bayer Leverkusen's Jeremie Frimpong and talks continuing with the Bundesliga side over a club-record £125million signing of forward Florian Wirtz.

The club are also looking for a new left-back, with Bournemouth's Milos Kerkez of interest, and possibly a striker and centre-half.Asked if there was a busy summer ahead, Werner said: "It's already busy.

"We go again. It never gets old, winning. We owe it to all of our supporters to bring back a team even better next season."

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Man United eye £100m double sale

Manchester United hope to bring in significant funds from the sales of Marcus Rashford and Alejandro Garnacho this summer.

Rashford spent the second half of this season on loan at Aston Villa and is not part of Amorim’s plans, while Garnacho has also fallen out of favour.

The Telegraph report that United want £40m for Rashford, but will hold out for at least £60m for Garnacho.

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Postecoglou: Tottenham must keep Romero

Tottenham star Cristian Romero has been heavily linked with Atletico Madrid this summer, after speaking of his desire to play in LaLiga.

However, Ange Postecoglou to do whatever they can to keep Romero at the club, as he enters the final two years of his contract.

"Yeah, look I think Romero is absolutely important to keep at this football club,” Romero said.

"You just saw the way he's been in the last (weeks) and he hasn't been fully fit to be fair with his toe, but you've seen he's a World Cup winner.

"He is a winner. You saw that in all the big games we've had and the lads certainly respect him very highly.

"He makes them walk a bit taller, so yeah, from my perspective,e it is a no-brainer that making sure players like him (stay), because if he goes, who do you replace him with?

"There is not too many out there like him. It will be very important for the club to try and retain him, and retain him for the longer-term, I think."

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