Arsenal preparing new contract offer Saka

Arsenal are all set to offer a new contract to their star player Bukayo Saka as they look to tie down the English winger on a long-term basis. Saka's current deal expires at the end 2026-27 season but Football Insider reports that the Gunners officials have already initiated contract talks with the player.

Madrid to join Arsenal in race to sign Zubimendi

Per Diario AS, Real Madrid have shown concrete interest in signing Real Sociedad star Martin Zubimendi and have approached the player's representatives in recent weeks. They will compete with Arsenal in the transfer market, as the Gunners remained determined to rope in the Spaniard.

Gomes set to sign new five-year deal at Wolves

Per Fabrizio Romano, Brazilian midfielder Joao Gomes is all set to sign a new five-year contract with Premier League side Wolves. The club will have the option to extend the player's contract by a year, and the deal will not have a release clause.

Inter Miami set to appoint new CSO

Per GIVEMESPORT's Tom Bogert, Inter Miami are all set to appoint Alberto Marrero as the club's new Chief Soccer Officer. Marrero, who had earlier worked at Atletico Madrid, is all set to link up with Lionel Messi at the MLS side.

Everton join Spurs in race to sign Sunderland's Rigg

Per Alan Nixon, Everton are the latest club to express their interest in signing Chris Rigg from Sunderland this summer. Tottenham have also been linked with a move for the 17-year-old, who has emerged as a first-team star at the Stadium of Light. This season, the teenager has played 35 times in the Championship, scoring four goals, with Sunderland fourth in the table and pushing for promotion via the play-offs.

Brighton sign Watson from Sunderland

Brighton have completed the signing of 18-year-old forward Tommy Watson, the Seagulls confirmed on Tuesday. The teenager has joined the Premier League on a four-year contract valid until June 2029.

The official statement read: "We are pleased to confirm we have reached an agreement to sign Tommy Watson from Sunderland, for undisclosed terms. The 18-year-old has agreed a deal that runs until June 2029, and will officially become an Albion player when the summer transfer window opens."

Four Premier League clubs send scouts to watch Galatasaray star

Per TBR Football, four Premier League clubs, Aston Villa, Newcastle, Nottingham Forest and West Ham, were represented at Galatasaray's clash with Besiktas, which Besiktas won 2-1. According to the report, the primary focus of their scouting mission was Yilmaz, a versatile winger who can play on either flank or as a striker.

Aston Villa eye ambitious €40m swoop for Vlahovic

Aston Villa are interested in signing Dusan Vlahovic from Juventus this summer, according to a new report. Teamtalk reports that Juventus would be willing to sell Vlahovic for a €40m (£33m/$43m) after a season in which he has scored just nine Serie A goals. The 25-year-old had been of interest to Arsenal but the Gunners have cooled their interest. They have also been linked with Watkins ahead of the summer, having made a January bid for the England international.

Man Utd and Liverpool put off £28m 'free' transfer for Lille's David

Lille striker Jonathan David is in demand as a free agent this summer, but his wage demands could deter Premier League giants Manchester United and Liverpool.

David's contract with Lille is set to expire at the end of the season, and with the player adamant against renewing, he is set to be in high demand this summer as a free agent. However, according to journalist Sacha Tavolieri (h/t Get French Football News), potential suitors, including Premier League heavyweights Manchester United and Liverpool, could be put off by the Canadian's exorbitant wage demands.

Rashford warned over permanent move to Aston Villa

Simon Jordan has warned Marcus Rashford that Aston Villa are "too wise" to sign him permanently this summer.

Speaking on talkSPORT, he said: "I could have bet you any money in the world that Rashford would come alive for Aston Villa. Fantastic, but wait until Villa have got to write a cheque out. I think they're too canny and too wise to fall into this trap. It's one thing having a player on loan, playing a small percent of his wages so it's a small transaction. You have him for four months, it costs you £5-6million, nothing, nobody cares. Everybody knew Marcus Rashford was going to lift a leg at Villa. I think the system helps as well. I just think Villa are too wise for it and first of all, they're not going to want to pay over £300,000 a week and a transfer fee. It's too big of a deal."

Kane breaks silence on potential Premier League return

Bayern striker Harry Kane has broken his silence on a potential return to the Premier League, as he reminisces about his time with Tottenham Hotspur.

RB Leipzig director hints Werner will not continue this summer

RB Leipzig sporting director Marcel Schafer has hinted Tottenham loanee Timo Werner will have to find a new club this summer.

Schafer said, per RB Live: “Timo Werner is currently at Tottenham. We spoke with his agent two or three weeks ago. I think the loan isn’t going quite as well as we might hope. [Leipzig will] think about Timo Werner and all the players who are returning in the summer in due course.”

Barca offered two big-name strikers in Vlahovic and Osimhen

Barcelona are expected to look for a successor for the ageing Robert Lewandowski, and they've been offered strikers from two of Italy's biggest clubs.

According to a report from SPORT, Juventus have offered Barca the chance to sign out-of-favour striker Dusan Vlahovic. Another name mentioned in the report is that of Victor Osimhen, who is currently on loan at Galatasaray from Napoli. The Serie A side are set to part ways with the Nigerian international once and for all this summer.

Leeds eye €2m summer bid for Porto left-back Sanusi

Leeds are lining up a €2 million (£1.6m) summer bid for Porto left-back Zaidu Sanusi, according to a new report.

Per Africa Foot, Leeds have opened talks with Porto over a deal to sign Sanusi this summer as they make plans to reshape Daniel Farke's squad. The Championship side are ready to offer the full-back a deal until 2029, and the offer does not appear to depend on promotion to the Premier League.

Newell's Old Boys want homecoming for Lionel Messi

Newell’s Old Boys have invited Lionel Messi to seal a shock homecoming transfer, with a “four-month” contract being lined up for the Inter Miami star.

Quizzed on a potential deal with Messi, Newell’s manager Cristian Fabbiani told ESPN F90: "I hope Messi comes to play for just four months, whenever he wants. A tournament lasts that long, four months. He could make a good duo with Ever [Banega]."

Amorim claims that Fernandes not leaving Man Utd

Bruno Fernandes has been linked with a move to Real Madrid, however, Ruben Amorim has insisted the Manchester United captain is not going anywhere.

Amormi said: "No, it’s [move to Real Madrid] not going to ­happen. I want Bruno here because we want to win the Premier League again, so we want the best players. He’s [30] but still so [fit], plays 55 games every season and between assists and goals, he’s there for 30 at least, so he’s not going anywhere.

Muller set to hold final round of contract talks with Bayern

Per Sky Sports' Florian Plettenberg, veteran German forward Thomas Muller is all set to meet Bayern Munich officials for one last time this week to hold talks over extending his stay at the club. However, it is unlikely that the player will sign a new deal. It also remains to be seen if he decides to hang up his boots or continue his career in some other league.

Bayern continue negotiations with Arsenal linked Sane

Per Sky Sports' Florian Plettenberg, Bayern Munich are determined to retain the services of star winger Leroy Sane beyond the current season as sporting director Max Eberl continues to negotiate a fresh deal with the Germany international.

Sane has attracted strong interest from Premier League giants Arsenal, but the player reportedly is willing to accept a pay cut and stay back at Allianz Arena. A decision will be made in the next few weeks.

Brazil want Dorival Jr's successor befre Club World Cup

Brazil parted ways with Dorival Junior last week following their humiliating 4-1 defeat at the hands of arch-rivals Argentina in the CONMEBOL World Cup qualifying match. The CBF are now in search of a quality manager who could replace Dorival Junior at the helm, and The Athletic reports that they have narrowed in on Real Madrid boss Carlo Ancelotti and Al-Hilal head coach Jorge Jesus.