Lewandowski told to quit Barcelona for Saudi move

Former Poland goalkeeper Jan Tomaszewski believes that despite Robert Lewandowski's success at Barcelona, things are not all that rosy for him at the Catalan outfit. The Polish legend added that the 36-year-old should head to the Middle East as he is not being properly utilised by his Blaugrana team-mates.

Tomaszewski told Mundo Deportivo: "Robert should finish his time at Barcelona right now and go to a 'lighter' club in Saudi Arabia, as the best players in the world have done, except [Lionel] Messi. "Let's face it, this is the end. Robert is not very popular in the team, and the best players in Barcelona don't pass the ball to him."

Arsenal eye move for Rennes' Jacquet

According to Fabrizio Romano, Arsenal could eye a move for Jeremy Jacquet this summer if Ukrainian full-back Oleksandr Zinchenko exits Emirates Stadium. The report, however, adds that Rennes are not considering selling their player in the current window.

Luiz returns to Europe and joins Pafos

Former Chelsea and Arsenal defender David Luiz has returned to Europe after four years as he signed for Champions League club Pafos FC from Cyprus.

The official statement from Pafos read: "Pafos FC is proud to announce the signing of Brazilian football icon David Luiz, who joins the club on a contract until 2027. This landmark transfer marks the most historic moment in Cypriot football — the arrival of a global superstar whose name has echoed in the world's greatest stadiums."

Howe admits Isak has 'acted poorly' amid Liverpool transfer saga

Eddie Howe says Newcastle United players cannot expect to "act poorly" and then train with the team amid Alexander Isak's efforts to join Liverpool.

The Magpies boss told The Daily Mail: "You have to earn the right to train with us. We are Newcastle United. The player has a responsibility here to be part of a team and part of a squad - you have to act in the right way. So that is also at play here. We will make sure that any player does that to earn the right to train with the group. No player can expect to act poorly and train with the group as normal. "Of course I'd like him to be (there), but whether he will I don't know at this moment in time. We have been here with the time difference, preparing for training and for games. Other people have been dealing with that situation back at home."

Al-Hilal pushing to sign 'priority target' Nunez

According to The Athletic, Al-Hilal have identified Darwin Nunez as their "priority target" as they continue their search for a new striker. The Saudi Arabian outfit have been linked with the likes of Victor Osimhen, Benjamin Sesko and Alexander Isak, but no deals have materialised, and they are now pushing hard to reach an agreement with the Reds for the Uruguayan forward.

Man Utd flop Antony rejects Ronaldo reunion at Al-Nassr

According to Sport, Al-Nassr have expressed interest in signing the United man but Antony is 'refusing to listen' to a lucrative approach from the Saudi Pro League side. The 25-year-old, however, is 'unwilling' to join any other club other than Real Betis, where he enjoyed a hugely fruitful loan spell in the second half of last season, and will even accept a pay cut. However, it is up in the air whether or not the Spanish outfit will be able to afford his £30 million ($40m) price tag.

Spurs confirm the signing of Palhinha

Premier League side Tottenham Hotspur have formally confirmed the signing of midfielder Joao Palhinha from Bayern Munich on Sunday.

Marseille reveal Greenwood transfer stance amid Saudi links

Marseille's sporting director has insisted the club does not want to sell Mason Greenwood and see the English forward as a key part of their squad.

Medhi Benatia told 365Scores Arabia: "Greenwood will stay with us. He is not for sale. We want to keep him and consider him a key part of OM's project for the upcoming season."

Tottenham eye Rodrygo as Son replacement

Tottenham have identified Rodrygo as the perfect replacement for outgoing club captain Son Heung-min.

According to the AS, Spurs chairman Daniel Levy is keen on bringing the Brazilian winger, who has struggled for game time at Real Madrid since Kylian Mbappe's free transfer to the club last summer.

Flick blocks Man Utd's €70m pursuit of Barcelona star

Mundo Deportivo claims that after manager Hansi Flick read reports of Fermin Lopez potentially leaving Barcelona this summer, the German asked the attacking midfielder to stay put. The Spain international is said to have then told the ex-Bayern Munich boss that he wanted to stay with the Blaugrana, despite €70m (£61m) links to Manchester United.

Hato officially completes Chelsea transfer

Dutch defender Jorrel Hato has finally completed his move to Stamford Bridge from Ajax, Chelsea confirmed on Sunday.

LAFC reportedly finalizing blockbuster deal for Tottenham's Son

Los Angeles FC are reportedly finalising the blockbuster transfer of Tottenham Hotspur and South Korea superstar Son Heung-Min, according to GIVEMESPORT. The two parties reportedly have agreed upon all details, including personal terms, and LAFC are set to pay a transfer fee between $20-$26 million for the forward's services.

West Ham make Antonio contract decision after Wilson signing

West Ham have decided not to offer veteran striker Michail Antonio a new contract, according to The Athletic. The 35-year-old was involved in a car crash in December last year and had to undergo surgery on a lower limb fracture. He didn't play again in the 2024-25 season and the Hammers revealed in June they would delay their decision on offering a new deal due to the "unique" circumstances of his situation.

Partey to join Villarreal on free transfer despite rape charges

Thomas Partey has been a free agent since the expiration of his Arsenal contract in June, but now The Athletic reports that the midfielder is expected to sign a two-year deal with Villarreal. The ex-Atletico Madrid man, who couldn't come to an accord over a new Gunners deal, is said to have already undergone a medical ahead of the move.

Serie A side eye move for Greenwood

According to Corriere dello Sport, who claim that Mason Greenwood has become an alternative target for Inter as they struggle to wrestle Ademola Lookman away from Serie A rivals Atalanta.

Inter have seen offers of up to €45 million (£39m/$52m) knocked back for Lookman and are reluctant to go any higher. Greenwood will not come cheap either, while 50 per cent of any fee generated there will be paid to his former Premier League employers at Manchester United.

Martinez could help Man Utd land alternative goalkeeper target Donnarumma

Emi Martinez has been linked with Manchester United, but could end up helping them to prise Gianluigi Donnarumma away from Paris Saint-Germain.

A loan offer is said to have been put to Villa, which was subsequently knocked back, with Football Insider claiming that the Villans are looking to make £30 million ($40m) from a permanent sale. United are yet to meet those demands.

It is, however, being claimed that Champions League winners PSG have turned their attention to Martinez. They have the funds required to do a deal and would like to get the enigmatic Argentine on board as questions are asked of Donnarumma's future.

According to TEAMtalk, Donnarumma is "interested in joining United due to the stature of the club". If Martinez were to leave Villa for the French champions, then the path would be cleared for the Red Devils to try and lure a towering Italy international away from Paris.

Real Madrid handed Vini Jr boost after Saudi Pro League decision

Interest in Vinicius Junior from Saudi Arabia is said to have dropped, handing a boost to Real Madrid as they try to agree a new deal with the winger.

Vinicius has been a major target for the Saudi Pro League in the last few years and is yet to agree a new contract extension with Madrid. However, according to Cadena SER, interest from the Middle East has ended for the summer with no plans to offer the Brazil international a lucrative move to the region.

Rashford 'confident' Barcelona will find money for registration

Marcus Rashford is "confident" that Barcelona will find the money required to complete his registration, while jokingly setting a 100-goal target.

He told Mundo Deportivo during a summer tour of Asia: "I think it's something the club needs to resolve, and I'm confident it will happen. I'm focused on training and being ready for the start of the season."

Arsenal's defensive headache as Kiwior considers exit

Arsenal may be forced into a late defensive reshuffle as Jakub Kiwior weighs up his future at the Emirates. Mikel Arteta is eager to retain the centre-back, but the player is reportedly seeking more regular minutes and is open to a move before the summer window closes. The Polish defender had a great 2024/25 season amid a number of injuries but may be further down the pecking order this season.

Marseille agree terms of €15m transfer for USMNT star Weah

USMNT star Tim Weah is closing in on a move from Juventus to Marseille, with terms being agreed on a loan deal that includes an obligation to buy.

Transfer guru Fabrizio Romano says: "Tim Weah to Olympique Marseille, here we go! Deal verbally agreed now also with Juventus. Understand package will be €1m loan fee, €14m obligation to buy, add-ons and sell-on clause. Weah only wanted Marseille, just waiting for green light to travel."