Newcastle United insist on £75m for Anthony Gordon while Bayern Munich nears a five-year agreement.
Newcastle United are refusing to lower their £75m valuation for England winger Anthony Gordon. The Magpies are holding firm as Bayern Munich edges closer to finalizing a five-year deal with the 25-year-old. Bayern Munich remains in advanced talks with the player’s representatives to secure his services.
Liverpool continue to trust 26-year-old striker Alexander Isak and are exploring several attacking options to complement him. The Reds are eyeing 19-year-old Ivory Coast winger Yan Diomande and 21-year-old Norway forward Antonio Nusa, both playing for RB Leipzig. Additionally, Liverpool are also monitoring 23-year-old France forward Bradley Barcola from Paris St-Germain.
Liverpool may turn their attention to Sunderland’s 23-year-old goalkeeper Robin Roefs if first-choice goalkeeper Alisson, aged 33, departs for Juventus. The move would depend on Alisson’s potential transfer to the Turin-based club. A deal for Alisson would free up budget for Liverpool’s summer recruitment.
21-year-old Italian defender Michael Kayode has been connected with Juventus but has firmly stated his commitment to Brentford. Kayode expressed his happiness at the London club and dismissed any thoughts of leaving. His stance suggests he will remain at Brentford despite external interest.
France midfielder Eduardo Camavinga, aged 23, could depart Real Madrid following his exclusion from France’s World Cup squad. Tottenham has already shown interest in the French international. His potential exit from Madrid could open new opportunities for the midfielder.
Roberto de Zerbi’s team would pursue Monaco’s 24-year-old France midfielder Maghnes Akliouche if he becomes available. The move aligns with Brighton’s strategy to strengthen their midfield options. Akliouche’s potential transfer would depend on Monaco’s willingness to let him go.
Inter Milan defender Denzel Dumfries, aged 30, will be available for €25m when a clause in his contract becomes active in July. The clause allows the Dutch international to leave the club for a limited period. Clubs interested in him have until then to submit offers.
Nottingham Forest are preparing to offer manager Vitor Pereira a new long-term contract. The Portuguese took charge on an 18-month deal in February and has since guided the club to Premier League safety. His leadership has stabilized the team’s top-flight status.