Man United Seal Sancho Exit Deal as Barcelona Launch Stunning Rodrygo Raid
Sports Illustrated compiles the most recent transfer speculation and rumors from across the globe.
Premier League
Manchester United are prepared to offload Jadon Sancho to Juventus for €25 million (£21.7 million, $29.1 million) following the Serie A club's agreement to their terms, according to Sport Mediaset. However, the actual transfer fee might be lower, as Juventus have consented to cover part of Sancho's compensation package from United in exchange for him accepting reduced wages.
In other news, The Sun reports that Nottingham Forest are considering a last-minute approach for Sancho. However, Nottingham Forest News strongly refutes these claims.
Newcastle United forward Alexander Isak, who has attracted interest from Liverpool, has given his approval for a summer transfer to Saudi Arabia, according to Foot Mercato. It remains uncertain whether the Magpies will agree to part ways with him.
As Newcastle contemplate Isak's potential exit, Fichajes identifies Atlético Madrid's Julián Alvarez as a possible replacement. A proposal worth €130 million (£112.6 million, $151.1 million) might be tabled.
Newcastle are also eyeing Paris Saint-Germain's Randal Kolo Muani. Foot Mercato reports competing interest from Manchester United and Juventus, with the latter having the French striker on loan during the previous season's second half.
Liverpool are reluctant to part with Ibrahima Konaté this summer but insist he won't be permitted to depart without compensation. Football Insider mentions plans to present him with a contract extension, though Liverpool would consider bids of £40 million ($53.7 million) for the Real Madrid target.
Chelsea are formulating a player-exchange proposal to acquire Aston Villa midfielder Morgan Rogers, reports TBR Football. Tosin Adarabioyo, Trevoh Chalobah and Benoît Badiashile might all feature in the deal, while Villa have shown interest in both Andrey Santos and Nicolas Jackson.
Bayern Munich have established communication with Arsenal winger Leandro Trossard, according to Christian Falk. Despite Arsenal preparing a contract renewal offer, Bayern are willing to provide superior wages.
Manchester City will reject opportunities to transfer midfielder Bernardo Silva this summer, but Football Insider suggests the Portuguese player is already planning a free departure when his deal concludes next year.
Tottenham Hotspur conducted discussions regarding a potential acquisition of Manchester City winger Jack Grealish earlier this summer, though Ben Jacobs confirms Spurs are unlikely to pursue the England star.
Concerns about Liverpool's £40 million ($53.7 million) valuation might lead West Ham United to explore an initial loan arrangement for Harvey Elliott, writes Jack Rosser. The Hammers would be willing to include a purchase option.
La Liga
Ronald Araujo continues to attract attention from two Saudi Arabian clubs. El Nacional reports the defender's preference to stay with Barcelona, though the club would consider selling for offers exceeding €40 million ($46.5 million).
The Club World Cup experience convinced Real Madrid manager Xabi Alonso of midfielder Aurélien Tchouaméni's value, states MARCA. All rumors regarding a summer departure for the French player have been categorically denied.
Real Madrid executives are already contemplating how to utilize the potential €350 million ($406.9 million) Saudi Arabian offer for Vinicius Junior. Fichajes suggests the strategy would involve signing Manchester City midfielder Rodri, Liverpool defender Ibrahima Konaté and a new striker to partner Kylian Mbappé.
Barcelona have reached out to intermediaries regarding their interest in a surprising move for Real Madrid winger Rodrygo, according to UOL. The Brazilian is reportedly a "preferred choice" among many in Catalonia.
Rayo Vallecano, Real Betis and Valencia have all shown interest in Liverpool midfielder Stefan Bajčetić, per ESPN, following his impressive loan stint with Las Palmas.
Following Napoli's withdrawal from pursuing Darwin Núñez, the Liverpool striker has become a target for four additional clubs. CaughtOffside identifies AC Milan and Barcelona alongside Al Hilal and Al Nassr, with the Saudi Arabian duo showing the most serious interest.