Sancho wants PSG transfer as Man Utd name asking price

Jadon Sancho reportedly wants to join Paris Saint-Germain as Manchester United inform the Ligue 1 side about the forward's hefty price tag.

Atletico set sights on Kante amid faltering Gallagher pursuit

Atletico Madrid are reportedly keen on N'Golo Kante as a backup to Conor Gallagher with the France star eager to play Champions League football again.

Chelsea set to kick off Jackson contract negotiations

Chelsea are keen to extend Nicolas Jackson's contract after tying Cole Palmer down for another two years.

Man Utd announce De Ligt and Mazraoui signing

Manchester United have announced the signings of Matthijs de Ligt and Noussair Mazraoui in a £60 million double-deal from Bayern Munich.

Ugarte left out of PSG training with agent in England for Man Utd talks

Manchester United transfer target Manuel Ugarte has reportedly been left out of Paris Saint-Germain training by head coach Luis Enrique.

Palmer handed NINE-YEAR contract by Chelsea

Cole Palmer has been rewarded for his excellent debut season at Chelsea with a two-year contract extension which will keep him at Stamford Bridge until 2033.

Brentford slap £60m price tag on Chelsea & Man Utd target Toney

Brentford are maintaining a strong stance on their valuation of star striker Ivan Toney, insisting on a minimum price of £60 million for the player in the current transfer window, according to The Independent.

This position comes as interest grows from Premier League giants like Chelsea and Manchester United, who may explore creative offers such as loan deals with an obligation to buy later in the window. Toney, 28, has just one year remaining on his contract with Brentford and has shown no inclination to extend his stay at the club. This has fueled speculation that a transfer could be imminent, especially with the striker keen on a new challenge.

Arsenal, long considered the frontrunners for Toney's signature, had initially expressed strong interest. However, they were deterred by Brentford's earlier valuation of £100 million, which priced them out of the race earlier this year.

Man City reach agreement to sign Liverpool's Diaz

Per Marcos Benito of El Chiringuito, Liverpool's star winger Luis Diaz has agreed to join Manchester City on a five-year deal. The Cityzens are willing to pay £60 million ($77m) to secure the signature of the Colombia international.

Wan-Bissaka leaves Man Utd

Aaron Wan-Bissaka has left Manchester United permanently to join West Ham United, the Red Devils confirmed on Tuesday. The official statement from the club read, "Aaron Wan-Bissaka has left Manchester United to join West Ham United on a permanent transfer."

Man Utd eyeing move for Raphinha

Per Sport, Premier League giants Manchester United are looking to sign Raphinha from Barcelona this summer as they consider parting ways with Antony and Jadon Sancho. The Catalan giants need to make sales to register the players they have roped in this summer.

Charlotte FC manager wanted to sign Vardy

Charlotte FC manager Dean Smith has revealed that he tried to lure Leicester City legend Jamie Vardy to MLS earlier this summer.

Speaking to GIVEMESPORT, the Charlotte boss said: "I did text him to see if he wanted to come over to America. I knew that it was going to be hard once he took Leicester back to the Premier League. [I love] his enthusiasm for the game. "He doesn't train as much as he used to, and he won't get as many minutes as he used to, but if he's used right he'll be good [this season]. You saw the goals he scored in the Championship last year."

Atlanta United want Roma's Shomurodov

MLS side Atlanta United are reportedly eyeing a move for AS Roma forward Eldor Shomurodov this summer, according to Fabrizio Romano. The two clubs are currently negotiating terms of the deal before the player completes his move to America.

Vinicius Jr. could become world's highest-paid athlete

Real Madrid star Vinicius Junior has not ruled out a transfer to Saudi Arabia, GOAL has learned, and could become the world’s highest-paid athlete.

Al-Ahli, who already have ex-Liverpool forward Roberto Firmino on their books, are understood to be the side piecing together a remarkable €1 billion (£854m/$1.1bn) package.