Arsenal keen on signing Valencia starlet

According to Caughtoffside, the Premier League are reportedly interested in signing talented Valencia midfielder Javi Guerra in the upcoming summer transfer window.

The 20-year-old Spaniard reportedly has a €100m release clause in his contract but the report claims he would be available for a fee in the region of €60m. The Gunners, however, will face competition from clubs like Tottenham, Manchester United, Real Madrid and Barcelona who are also linked with a move for the player.

AC Milan CEO confirms Leao will stay beyond this season

AC Milan CEO Giorgio Furlani has confirmed that their star player Rafael Leao will stay back at the club beyond the current season despite being linked with a move to Paris Saint-Germain.

Speaking to reporters (via Fabrizio Romano), Furlani said, "Rafa Leão will stay, he’s signed a long-term deal and he wants to stay here."

Paqueta refuses speak on Man City link

West Ham star Lucas Paqueta has refused to speak on his transfer links with Manchester City as he wants to remain focused on ending the season with the Hammers on a high.

Speaking to ESPN Brasil, the attacker said, "That stuff is from last summer window, now it’s time to finish the season and see what happens. I’m very happy at West Ham, I can’t lie, and I’ve also massive respect for the club."

Bayern Munich won't decide on their next manager before Real clash

Bayern Munich sporting director Max Eberl has reportedly confirmed that the club will not take a call on their next manager before their first leg of the Champions League semi-final clash against Real Madrid on Tuesday, according to Fabrizio Romano. The Bavarian club are expected to decide on their next boss by the end of next week.

Montiel to leave Nottingham Forest in the summer

World Cup-winning Argentine full-back Gonzalo Montiel is set to leave Nottingham Forest in the summer as the Premier League club won't trigger the buy option, according to Rudy Galetti.

The defender is currently on loan at Forest and will return to Sevilla at the end of the current season. Brazilian giants Flamengo are reportedly keen on signing the player next season.

Lopetegui favourite to replace Pioli as AC Milan boss

According to Rudy Galetti, AC Milan are considering appointing former Real Madrid and Spain manager Julen Lopetegui as their next manager as they look to replace Stefano Pioli at the end of the current season. Antonio Conte's name was considered at one point but the journalist has now claimed that he is out of their shortlist.

More managerial misery for Bayern? Rangnick unconvinced

Bayern Munich managerial target Ralf Rangnick reportedly has 'concerns' about accepting the German giants' offer after confirming talks are ongoing.

Real Madrid could perform a U-turn on Bayern star Davies

Real Madrid could reportedly turn their back on Bayern Munich star Alphonso Davies this summer as there has been a shift in transfer priorities.

Arsenal set to offer Gabriel an extension

Arsenal have initiated discussions with defender Gabriel Magalhaes regarding a potential new contract, according to the Daily Mail.

Despite signing a new deal just 18 months ago, Gabriel is being considered for an extension due to his significant contributions to the team. Since joining Arsenal, he has established himself as a pivotal player for the Gunners, forming a formidable centre-back partnership alongside William Saliba. In addition to his defensive capabilities, the 26-year-old has showcased his goal-scoring prowess, netting four goals in the current season.

Ancelotti provides update on Guler's Real Madrid future

Real Madrid manager Carlo Ancelotti says rising star Arda Guler will stay at the club next season despite transfer links with AC Milan, among others.

Wrexham's Mullin admits PL 'pipe dream' as he talks transfer

Paul Mullin admits playing for Wrexham in the Premier League is a "pipe dream" while addressing transfer possibilities in the future.

He told The Guardian: “Obviously, I want to play at the highest level possible. I’d love to play for Wales, the country where my nan was born. But in terms of leaving the club it’s never something I think about. I signed a new contract with Wrexham in January because I absolutely adore it. I come home every day and see (his son) Albi, which is the main reason I signed in the first place. I’m here for the next two years. The fans love me, I love them and everything about the club."