Rodygo's brutal stance on Tottenham transfer revealed

Tottenham Hotspur have expressed interest in signing Rodrygo Goes from Real Madrid, but the Brazilian winger reportedly has no intention of joining the Premier League side. While the Lilywhites have explored a possible move, the 24-year-old has his sights set on a 'bigger club than Tottenham' if he leaves the Santiago Bernabeu this summer following his slide down the pecking order.

Sesko 'impressed' by Man Utd after Red Devils join transfer hunt

Manchester United have stepped up their interest in RB Leipzig forward Benjamin Sesko, who is reportedly 'impressed' with the Red Devils’ project under Ruben Amorim. Newcastle United remain firmly in the race, with both Premier League sides vying for the striker’s signature. Leipzig, meanwhile, are holding firm on an €80 million asking price for Sesko this summer.

Donnarumma has five options as PSG close in on Chevalier move

Paris Saint-Germain are nearing an agreement to sign Lille’s Lucas Chevalier, casting doubt over Gianluigi Donnarumma’s future. While the Italian goalkeeper has multiple suitors, including Manchester United and Galatasaray, he is not rushing to leave and will only depart for the right project. A battle for the No.1 spot could still unfold at the Parc des Princes.

Wrexham plan blockbuster £4m bid for Sheffield United striker

Wrexham are reportedly willing to spend big money on a striker who could help make their stay in the Championship a brief one en-route to the Premier League.

Reporter Alan Nixon has revealed that Wrexham are willing to pay around £4 million ($5.3m) for Kieffer Moore, almost as much as the new club record £5m ($6.7m) it took to sign Lewis O'Brien from Nottingham Forest. As well as a big transfer fee, the Wales international could be offered significantly more than his £30,000 ($40,000) weekly salary at current club Sheffield United to make him one of the Championship's biggest earners.

Everton confident of beating Napoli & West Ham to Grealish

Everton are reportedly exploring a surprise loan move for Manchester City’s Jack Grealish and believe they hold a key advantage over rivals West Ham and Napoli in the race. The England international is open to leaving City, and the Toffees are hoping to strike a 'premium' loan deal as they prepare for a new chapter at the Hill Dickinson Stadium under new ownership.

Parkinson breaks silence on Wrexham's shock Eriksen approach

Phil Parkinson has addressed rumours of Wrexham's ambitious intent to recruit former Manchester United midfielder Christian Eriksen.

"There was a call, a bit of dialogue over the summer, but it's not gone any further than that," Parkinson told BBC Sport Wales. "But obviously he's a majorly talented player and very well respected throughout football.

Liverpool to offer trio to fund blockbuster £150m Isak bid

Despite an unprecedented spending spree already this summer, Liverpool could yet break another record to sign Alexander Isak.

The Premier League champions are still interested in Isak to boost their forward line, even with last week's £79 million ($106m) capture of Hugo Ekitike. Liverpool have spent £270m ($361m) on six new signings without fear of breaching financial regulations. Player sales would be required to keep recruiting, but ESPN explains that raising £80-100m ($107-134m) by selling Darwin Nunez, Harvey Elliott and Federico Chiesa would create the budget needed to spend up to £150m ($201m) on Isak - still without risk of PSR trouble.

Chelsea ready opening offer for Simons as Blues learn valuation

Chelsea are edging closer to landing Dutch sensation Xavi Simons, with the Blues reportedly preparing an opening bid after learning RB Leipzig’s €70 million (£60.7m/$81.5m) valuation. Talks between the Blues, Simons, and his camp have been positive, with all parties optimistic that a transfer can be actualized this summer. The 21-year-old is keen on a Premier League switch this summer.

Inter set Lookman deadline as Marotta hints at shift

Inter may walk away from their pursuit of Ademola Lookman pursuit as they await Atalanta's response to their initial offer this week.

Inter have lodged a new bid for Atalanta’s Lookman worth €45 million (£39m/$42m), Calciomercato reports, after their initial offer was rejected. CEO Beppe Marotta confirmed during a press conference that this week would be “crucial” in determining the winger’s future, warning that the Nerazzurri could walk away from the deal if no breakthrough is reached. Atalanta are said to be asking for €50m (£42m/$54m).

RB Leipzig eye Leicester star as Simons replacement

RB Leipzig are monitoring Leicester City's Bilal El Khannous to replace Xavi Simons, whose future appears uncertain amid Chelsea interest.

According to Foot Mercato, the German club have identified Leicester's El Khannous as a possible replacement for the Dutchman. However, multiple clubs are monitoring El Khannous' situation, including FA Cup winners, Crystal Palace.

Man Utd to compete with Newcastle for Sesko

According to Fabrizio Romano, Manchester United officials have got in touch with Benjamin Sesko's representatives to discuss the terms of a potential contract as they look to sign the star forward from RB Leipzig.

A week ago, Newcastle got in touch with the player's camp and the Magpies will give a stiff competition to the Red Devils in the transfer market.

Donnarumma receives ambitious offer from Galatasaray

According to Sportitalia, Gianluigi Donnarumma has received significant interest from Galatasaray, who are willing to offer him better wages than the French club have proposed so far. The ex-AC Milan keeper appreciates the Turkish club's interest but will take his time to decide on his next move.

Man Utd lodge Hjulmand bid as Juve circle

Manchester United have submitted a €40m (£34m/$43m) offer for Hjulmand, pushing ahead of Juve in the race to sign the Danish midfielder, Calciomercato reports. United boss Ruben Amorim is reportedly keen on reuniting with the 25-year-old, whom he previously built around in Lisbon. Juve, meanwhile, are struggling to match Sporting’s €50m (£42m/$54m) valuation and may attempt a part-exchange deal involving Douglas Luiz or Arthur Melo.

Newcastle step up Sesko pursuit amid Wissa transfer hurdle

According to Sky Sports Germany, Newcastle have entered into talks with Benjamin Sesko's agent about a move for the RB Leipzig striker but contrary to reports, no verbal agreement has been struck with the 22-year-old. Elsewhere, The I claims that Brentford won't sell Magpies target Wissa for any price unless they can find a replacement for the forward.

Como chief waiting on Morata deal between AC Milan and Galatasaray

Alvaro Morata is stuck in no man's land as Como wait on AC Milan and Galatasaray to strike a deal before the forward can join Cesc Fabregas' team.

Speaking before the Como Cup final, president Suwarso made clear the club’s intentions: "We try to give the coach the best possible team. Only Fabregas can answer what's missing; investments are made to generate returns."

Liverpool 'likely' to move for Madrid star as Diaz exit nears

According to Marca, via Sport Witness, Liverpool are not ruling out making a move for Real Madrid winger Rodrygo after Diaz agreed to join Bayern. The report adds that it is 'increasingly likely' that Arne Slot's side makes advances to sign the Brazil international, but other players could be involved in negotiations.

Chelsea closing in on Hato

According to The Athletic, the Blues are closing in on reaching an agreement with Ajax over the transfer of Hato. Talks are still ongoing between the two clubs, while the Dutch defender has agreed on personal terms with Premier League giants.

Xhaka set to join Sunderland

Per Fabrizio Romano, Granit Xhaka is all set to move back to the Premier League and sign for Sunderland. Bayer Leverkusen will receive a €20 million transfer fee and the contract will be valid until 2027.

Penders joins Strasbourg on loan

Chelsea goalkeeper Mike Penders has completed a loan move to Ligue 1 side Strasbourg, the Blues confirmed on Monday.

The official statement read: "Goalkeeper Mike Penders has joined Ligue 1 club RC Strasbourg on a season."

Weah wants 'revenge' and won't accept Premier League move

Timothy Weah's agent has hit back at Juventus' sporting department, blaming them for causing problems in a bid to stall the American's move to France.

Speaking to Sportitalia, Sambague explained the issue with Juve's sporting department as he said: "Juventus is a fantastic club. The sporting department is managed by three people: two have class, another is still finding himself. Two are looking for solutions, one is creating problems. And we can't afford that. Tim Weah, always a professional, was left out during the Club World Cup. Today, out of revenge, he's demanding a fortune and waiting for an offer from the Premier League that will never arrive and will never be approved by us. These are outdated methods."