United join race for Tonali amid heavy competition

Manchester United are reportedly setting their sights on Newcastle United’s Sandro Tonali as they plan for an ambitious summer rebuild, according to Italian outlet Corriere dello Sport.

The Manchester club is banking on securing a UEFA Champions League berth next season, which would boost their transfer budget significantly. Should qualification be achieved, the Premier League giants are expected to present a formal bid in the region of €100 million to tempt Newcastle into selling their prized asset.

Chelsea make early approach for Milan star Leao

Chelsea have taken initial steps toward exploring a deal for AC Milan attacker Rafael Leão, with early discussions reportedly underway. Arsenal are also believed to be evaluating the 24-year-old as a possible addition to their squad this summer.

Although Leão has a hefty €175 million buyout clause in his current contract, Caught Offside suggests Milan could be open to negotiating a sale closer to €75 million. This reduced figure has piqued the interest of both London clubs, who see the winger as a valuable asset.

Ronaldo to leave Al-Nassr? CR7 puts contract talks on hold

Cristiano Ronaldo's future at Al-Nassr is reportedly looking more uncertain after contract talks were put on hold amid the club's struggles.

Chelsea and Man United eye Barcelona starlet Torres

Chelsea and Manchester United are keeping close tabs on Barcelona academy standout Juan Hernandez Torres as the summer transfer window approaches, as revealed by Sky Sports. The teenager, who will celebrate his 18th birthday in July, has drawn attention with his standout displays for the Catalan club’s youth ranks. The two English clubs are weighing up the possibility of activating the €6 million (£5 million) release clause embedded in Hernandez Torres’ current deal.

Spurs told to move for De Zerbi if Postecoglou is sacked

Tottenham have reportedly been recommended to hire Marseille boss Roberto De Zerbi if Ange Postecoglou is sacked.

Arsenal open talks with Trossard over new deal

Arsenal have reportedly opened talks with Leandro Trossard over an extension following his £27m move from Brighton.

Ekitike poised for summer exit from Frankfurt

Eintracht Frankfurt striker Hugo Ekitike is expected to move on from the Bundesliga side when the current season concludes, according to renowned transfer journalist Fabrizio Romano.

Arsenal set to land Zubimendi from Real Sociedad

Arsenal have reached an agreement to bring Real Sociedad midfielder Martín Zubimendi to North London at the end of the season, according to transfer expert Fabrizio Romano. The Gunners are prepared to activate the 26-year-old’s release clause, which stands at €60 million.

Gittens could be available for absolute bargain price

Jamie Gittens could be on the move in a cut-price deal this summer, all depending on one major factor.

Bayern open talks for Tah amid strong competition

Bayern Munich have formally begun discussions with the representatives of Jonathan Tah regarding a potential free move this summer, according to Sky in Germany. While Bayern are leading the pursuit, Manchester United remain in the race, having shown interest in the 29-year-old.

Adding further intrigue, incoming Real Madrid boss Xabi Alonso is reportedly eager to reunite with Tah in the Spanish capital. The Germany international’s next move could come down to a battle between Europe’s elite, with Bayern currently pressing hardest.

Flick opens up on Szczesny's future at Barcelona

Barcelona boss claimed that he would love to have Wojciech Szczesny at the club for one more year . The Polish goalkeeper came out of retirement and signed a one-year deal with the Catalan giants last year after Marc-Andre Ter Stegen suffered a horror injury.

Speaking to reporters, Flick said: "I’m happy with Szczesny, I’d like him to stay and I think he’s happy in Barcelona too!. You know he smokes a little, which I’ve never seen before… but well, he’s at the right age and he’s calmer!"

Fabregas & Ten Hag emerge as frontrunners to replace Alonso

With Xabi Alonso set to leave Bayer Leverkusen this summer, the former Bundesliga winners have already begun their search for a new head coach and Kicker now reports that they have narrowed in on Como manager Cesc Fabregas and former Manchester United boss Erik ten Hag.

Arsenal lodge opening bid for Gyokeres

According to Correio da Manha, the Gunners have submitted an offer worth €75 million (£63m/$84m) for Sporting CP talisman Gyokeres. However, the report adds that the Portuguese side's president, Frederico Varandas, sees this as an opening bid as he aims to get more money for the prolific hitman.

Cunha urged to snub Man Utd transfer

Former Wolves striker Don Goodman told BoyleSports that Manchester United may not be the right destination for star forward Matheus Cunha in the summer.

Gerrard in line to return to former club as manager

After losing out to arch-rivals Celtic in the title race, Rangers have now stepped up their search for a new permanent manager and have reportedly kept Steven Gerrard in their long list of head coach candidates, according to The Telegraph.

Arsenal join race to sign Las Palmas' Moleiro

Per Fichajes, Arsenal are all set to compete with Aston Villa and Newcastle United in the transfer race to sign Alberto Moleiro from Las Palmas, who has a €60m release clause in his current deal.

Zubimendi agrees personal terms with Arsenal

Per various reports, Arsenal have a deal in place for the 26-year-old, with only an announcement left. The player has verbally agreed on personal terms with the Gunners, who are set to trigger his €60 million (£51m/$68m) release clause.

Fabregas confirms Como's interest in Barcelona star

Como boss Cesc Fabregas has confirmed the Italian club's interest in signing Barcelona defender Eric Garcia. Speaking to reporters, the Spaniard said: "We wanted and still want Eric García at Como, he’s versatile and very good player… but he will stay at Barca."

Slot insists Liverpool put up serious fight to keep Trent

Arne Slot has claimed Liverpool fought hard to keep hold of Trent Alexander-Arnold, but couldn't prevent his impending move to Real Madrid.

Speaking to reporters, Slot said: Trent is not the first and won’t be the last to leave a special club. We did everything we could to keep him and then we have to accept his decision. You can maybe understand he wants a new challenge because, if he is so many years in the same league, some players want to experience something else. It is a disappointment for the fans, team-mates and for me he is leaving. We are going to miss a very good human being and a very, very, very good full-back. Conor (Bradley) has such an intense playing style. They all run a lot but Conor is in his own league when it comes to running a lot! He needs time and a programme to keep him fit."