Three Premier League clubs are chasing West Ham forward Jarrod Bowen, with Liverpool also monitoring Monaco wingers Maghnes Akliouche and Lamine Camara.
Three Premier League clubs are monitoring West Ham captain Jarrod Bowen amid reports of a potential summer exit.
Liverpool, Newcastle, and Everton are all keeping a close eye on the England international's situation despite his club's relegation battle.
At 29 years old, Bowen continues to be linked with a move away from West Ham this summer.
Juventus are exploring the possibility of securing Chelsea striker Nicolas Jackson on a temporary deal.
The 24-year-old Senegal international is on loan at Bayern Munich and will not remain with the German side beyond this campaign.
The Old Lady could step in to offer him game time next term if his loan spell ends.
Liverpool are keeping tabs on two Monaco players this transfer window.
The club is eyeing Maghnes Akliouche, a 24-year-old French right winger valued at approximately €50 million (£43 million).
Lamine Camara, a 22-year-old Senegalese midfielder, is also on their radar, though Newcastle are also in the hunt for his signature.
Before adding new names to their squad, Real Madrid could be forced into selling several players to balance their books.
Dani Ceballos, a 29-year-old Spanish midfielder, is among those who might leave the Santiago Bernabéu in the coming months to make room for fresh talent.
West Ham have placed a valuation of £84 million on Mateus Fernandes, a 21-year-old Portuguese midfielder.
The Hammers’ asking price reflects the young player’s growing reputation, with Manchester United and Paris St-Germain monitoring his progress closely.
Manchester United are weighing up a possible move for Ederson, a 26-year-old Brazilian midfielder currently at Atalanta.
The Red Devils could table an offer around the £40 million mark to secure his services ahead of the next campaign.
Hansi Flick has agreed to a new deal with Barcelona that will keep him at the club until 2028, with an additional year extension option included.
The German manager’s future at Camp Nou is now secure for the foreseeable future, providing stability in the dugout.
Manchester United are preparing for a busy transfer window, targeting at least five new arrivals to bolster their first team.
The club is eyeing three central midfielders, one left-back, and a striker to address key areas of weakness in the squad.
Aston Villa are considering replacements for Emi Martinez, with two French goalkeepers emerging as potential options.
The club is monitoring Lens’ Robin Risser and Toulouse’s Guillaume Restes, both 21-year-old youth internationals, if the Argentine departs in the summer.
Liverpool and Chelsea are assessing Sporting Lisbon’s Francisco Trincao, a 26-year-old Portuguese midfielder, as a potential summer target.