Liverpool Set to Launch Fresh Assault on Isak as Real Madrid Target Donnarumma in Transfer Frenzy
Sports Illustrated compiles the most recent transfer speculation and rumors from across the globe.
Premier League
Manchester United are eyeing Sporting CP's Morten Hjulmand as their top choice instead of Brighton & Hove Albion's Carlos Baleba and are prepared to submit a £50 million ($67.7 million) offer for the Danish player. (Source: The Sun)
Nevertheless, Sporting have categorically dismissed any possibility of parting ways with Hjulmand to Man Utd following the expiration of his buyout clause this summer. (Source: Maisfutebol)
Newcastle United aim to resolve the "poisonous" circumstances involving striker Alexander Isak. Liverpool are formulating a £120 million ($162.5 million) proposal to acquire the unsettled attacker. (Source: Football Insider)
Another potential Liverpool arrival is Crystal Palace defender Marc Guéhi, who continues to be a primary objective despite securing Giovanni Leoni. (Source: Fabrizio Romano)
Manchester City have turned down a Tottenham Hotspur offer exceeding £60 million ($81.3 million) for winger Savinho. Spurs plan to come back with an enhanced proposal. (Source: Globo Esporte)
Man Utd face the possibility of losing out on priority goalkeeper target Senne Lammens as the Antwerp keeper is becoming a serious consideration for Inter. (Source: Mike McGrath)
Chelsea are pursuing Bayer Leverkusen center back Piero Hincapié as a replacement for injured Levi Colwill. An offer exceeding €60 million (£51.7 million, $70 million) will be presented and the player is eager to complete the transfer. (Source: Bolavip)
Additionally, Chelsea have declined a Borussia Dortmund proposal to acquire midfielder Carney Chukwuemeka on loan with a mandatory purchase option valued at approximately £15 million ($20.3 million). (Source: Alex Crook)
A deal has been finalized between Arsenal and Fenerbahçe regarding defender Oleksandr Zinchenko. Discussions started at €10 million (£8.6 million, $11.7 million) and an arrangement has now been completed. (Source: Sporx)
Galatasaray are pursuing an arrangement with Man City concerning goalkeeper Ederson. The Premier League club have reduced their valuation to €10 million (£8.6 million, $11.7 million) but Galatasaray prefer to pay no more than €7 million (£6 million, $8.2 million). (Source: Sabah)
Tottenham are monitoring Aston Villa midfielder Morgan Rogers, whom manager Thomas Frank believes could significantly influence the squad overhaul. (Source: The Daily Mail)
Atlético Madrid midfielder Conor Gallagher is desired by Crystal Palace, Newcastle and Tottenham, with all three clubs willing to match his €50 million (£43 million, $58.3 million) valuation. (Source: Fichajes)
West Ham United are considering Bayer Leverkusen midfielder Aleix García as a potential option should they fail to persuade Southampton to part with Mateus Fernandes. (Source: Hammers News)
La Liga
Fenerbahçe have presented an exchange proposal to Real Madrid attempting to secure goalkeeper Andriy Lunin, suggesting they send Dominik Livaković to the Santiago Bernabéu in return. Madrid, though, have no interest in the Croatian international. (Source: Samet Çayır)
Remaining with goalkeepers, Real Madrid are among the clubs monitoring Paris Saint-Germain's sidelined keeper Gianluigi Donnarumma, who could arrive on a free transfer in 2026 as the eventual successor to Thibaut Courtois. (Source: CaughtOffside)
Dušan Vlahović has surfaced as a possible option for Barcelona as they plan for life after Robert Lewandowski. The Juventus forward is obtainable at a reasonable price and might even arrive on a free transfer in 2026. (Source: Fichajes)
Potentially departing Barcelona is promising winger Dani Rodríguez. The 20-year-old would prefer to stay in Catalonia but is weighing an approach from Valencia as he pursues regular playing time. (Source: Mundo Deportivo)
Atlético Madrid had approved a €20 million ($23.3 million) offer for Nahuel Molina from Bournemouth, but the right back declined the personal terms and wishes to stay with Atléti. (Source: MARCA)