Real Madrid have made Liverpool right-back Trent Alexander-Arnold their main transfer target for the summer of 2025 when his contract is set to expire. (talkSPORT)
Leny Yoro appears to be on his way to Manchester United after undergoing a medical with the club. A £52m move has been agreed, ending Real Madrid hopes of signing the 18-year-old. (The Athletic)
Manchester City have rejected a £25m offer from Al Nassr for goalkeeper Ederson, valuing the Brazilian keeper at double that figure. (Fabrizio Romano)
Liverpool remain interested in Atalanta midfielder Teun Koopmeiners, and the Reds have the edge over Juventus in the race for the Netherlands international. (Calciomercato – Italy)
Aston Villa are ready to rival Barcelona and Chelsea for Spain sensation Nico Williams, who was first courted by Unai Emery last summer. (TEAMtalk)
Arsenal and Chelsea are the last two clubs left with an active interest in Sporting CP striker Viktor Gyokeres this summer. (Football Transfers)
Williams is understandably in demand / Justin Setterfield/GettyImages
Manchester City have informed Julian Alvarez he will not be sold this summer. Atletico Madrid, Barcelona and PSG were all weighing up moves for the Argentine forward. (CaughtOffside)
Cole Palmer has told England teammate Ollie Watkins he should leave Aston Villa and join him at Chelsea. Palmer famously assisted Watkins in the last minute of the Three Lions’ Euro 2024 semi-final against the Netherlands. (Football Insider)
Chelsea are also interested in Leeds United winger Crysencio Summerville, and he is now also a target for Rennes as a replacement for Desire Doue, who is the subject of interest from PSG. (Foot Mercato – France)
Bayern Munich are pushing to sign Doue and Xavi Simons this summer, with Dani Olmo an alternative option if they can’t agree deals. (Sky Sports Germany)
Tottenham Hotspur are hoping to bring in a minimum of three more senior players this summer, with Conor Gallagher still among their top targets. (GiveMeSport)
Romelu Lukaku is prioritising a reunion with Antonio Conte at Napoli, but a transfer hinges on the future of Victor Osimhen. (Fabrizio Romano)
