Manchester United is evaluating a potential transfer for Federico Valverde and also shows interest in Ederson and Mateus Fernandes, while Paris St-Germain has set its sights on Julian Alvarez.
Manchester United is reportedly considering a surprise move for Real Madrid‘s 27-year-old Uruguayan midfielder Federico Valverde. (Mirror)
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Paris St-Germain is eyeing a move for Atletico Madrid‘s 26-year-old Argentine striker Julian Alvarez, identified as a key target for next season. (ESPN)
Manchester United has intensified its pursuit of Atalanta’s Brazilian midfielder Ederson, 26, as well as West Ham‘s 21-year-old Portuguese midfielder Mateus Fernandes. (Sky Sports)
Ben White may opt against moving to Everton this summer if he can secure assurances regarding his playing time at Arsenal. (Football Insider)
Real Madrid is hesitant about activating the buy-back clause for Como’s Spanish defender Jacobo Ramon this summer, potentially paving the way for Chelsea to secure the 21-year-old. (Sun)
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Belgium midfielder Youri Tielemans, 29, may be on his way out of Aston Villa at the season’s end. (Football Insider)
The England forward Jarrod Bowen, 29, might choose to stay with West Ham even if they face relegation from the Premier League. (Teamtalk)
Porto is keen on acquiring Robert Lewandowski on a free transfer this summer, but the 37-year-old Polish striker may still sign an extension with Barcelona. (Florian Plettenberg)
Despite helping Nottingham Forest avoid relegation, manager Vitor Pereira’s position could be in jeopardy with Fulham boss Marco Silva potentially taking his place this summer. (Teamtalk)
Bournemouth manager Andoni Iraola is no longer a candidate for the Manchester United managerial position as Michael Carrick appears poised to take on the role permanently, allowing Iraola to explore opportunities with Crystal Palace and Chelsea. (Mail – subscription required)
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Chelsea is in the early stages of talks with former Real Madrid coach Xabi Alonso, and has also reached out to Andoni Iraola and Marco Silva. (Times – subscription required)