Arsenal press hard for Gyökeres, Chelsea eye Villa duo, and Rashford Might Stay.
Amorim urged to rebuild with Rashford, Newcastle target La Liga, and City weigh up a move for Brugge's Jashari
On the radar this week…
Just when it looked like Arsenal and Chelsea were going to dominate the early summer headlines, Manchester United have thrown in a twist of their own, attempting to rebuild bridges with Marcus Rashford instead of cashing in.
Elsewhere, big bids are going in, Premier League clubs are sniffing around La Liga’s top talent, and even Sunderland are back in the transfer conversation. Here’s the latest on who’s going where, what’s holding things up, and which names could surprise you.
United want Rashford-Amorim reset amid budget squeeze
Manchester United officials plan to hold talks with manager Ruben Amorim about rebuilding ties with Marcus Rashford rather than selling the forward. With Champions League funds off the table, the club is urging Amorim to give Rashford another shot. (Source: GIVEMESPORT)
Arsenal offer €70m+ package to land Gyökeres
Arsenal have submitted a bid worth over €70m (£58.8m) for Sporting CP striker Viktor Gyökeres. The Gunners are also offering a five-year deal with a €12m signing bonus and €7m annual salary. (Source: Correio da Manhã)
Liverpool explore Lukeba deal with Leipzig
RB Leipzig centre-back Castello Lukeba is on Liverpool’s radar as the Reds look to bolster their back line. The Frenchman is also being watched by Manchester United and Real Madrid. (Source: TEAMtalk)
Madrid back off Konaté over €70m price tag
Real Madrid have dropped their interest in Liverpool defender Ibrahima Konaté. Xabi Alonso was keen on the Frenchman, but the €70m (£58.8m) asking price has proved too steep. (Source: Defensa Central)
Man Utd eye Burnley’s Trafford as Onana replacement
James Trafford has emerged as a potential replacement for Andre Onana at Manchester United. The club are assessing a move, though Burnley are expected to demand a significant fee. (Source: GIVEMESPORT)
Newcastle ready to rival Villa for Ferran Torres
Barcelona winger Ferran Torres is attracting Premier League interest, with Newcastle and Aston Villa both monitoring the situation. (Sources: Fichajes / El Nacional)
Villa could cash in on Jacob Ramsey
Aston Villa may be forced to sell Jacob Ramsey after missing out on the Champions League. Arsenal, Newcastle, and Tottenham are circling, with a £50m ($67.8m) valuation mooted. (Source: talkSPORT)
Chelsea ready to spend big on Morgan Rogers
Chelsea are back in for Aston Villa’s Morgan Rogers, sensing an opportunity amid Villa’s financial pressures. It could take as much as £90m ($122.1m) to get a deal done. (Source: GIVEMESPORT)
City weigh €35m bid for Club Brugge’s Jashari
Manchester City are exploring a move for 21-year-old Club Brugge midfielder Ardon Jashari, who is valued at around €35m (£29.4m). (Source: Florian Plettenberg)
Chelsea reignite Barco interest amid Strasbourg deal
Chelsea are back in the mix for versatile Argentine Valentín Barco, who is set to join Strasbourg permanently this summer after a strong loan spell. (Source: CaughtOffside)
Mario Gila also on Chelsea’s radar
Chelsea are also lining up a €35m (£29.4m) offer for Lazio defender Mario Gila, as they continue rebuilding their back line. (Source: Orazio Accomando)
Espanyol keeper Joan García heading to Newcastle
Newcastle are closing in on Espanyol’s Joan García, having fought off competition from Atlético Madrid, Barcelona, and several other clubs. (Source: TodoFichajes)
Ter Stegen has offers to leave Barcelona
Barcelona goalkeeper Marc-André ter Stegen is being tracked by clubs in both the Premier League and Bundesliga. The German international has received multiple approaches. (Source: El Nacional)
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