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Sports Illustrated compiles the latest transfer rumors and gossip from across the globe.
Premier League
Arsenal's $70 million (€60 million, £52 million) offer for Lille midfielder Ayyoub Bouaddi has been rejected, with Chelsea, Liverpool, Manchester United, Real Madrid and Paris Saint-Germain also vying for the player's services. (Source: Africafoot)
Arsenal are also keeping tabs on Eintracht Frankfurt left back Nathaniel Brown, with manager Mikel Arteta personally driving the club's interest. (Source: Fichajes)
Manchester United have entered into direct discussions with the camp of AC Milan forward Rafael Leão, though the Italian club intend to hold off on any sale until after the World Cup, hoping a standout tournament with Portugal will increase his market value. (Source: Pietro Balzano Prota)
Burnley are bracing themselves for the departure of center back Maxime Estève following their drop from the Premier League, with Chelsea, Crystal Palace and Liverpool among a host of interested clubs. (Source: TEAMtalk)
Liverpool have reopened talks for Hertha BSC midfielder Kennet Eichhorn, with the Reds reportedly "pushing hard" to secure the 16-year-old's signature. (Source: Florian Plettenberg)
Across Stanley Park, Everton are placing a valuation on winger Iliman Ndiaye comparable to the $93 million (€80 million) Barcelona spent to acquire Anthony Gordon. (Source: The Athletic)
Chelsea are leading the race to sign out-of-contract Juventus striker Dušan Vlahović on a free transfer, with Aston Villa, Everton, Man Utd, Newcastle United and Tottenham Hotspur also monitoring the Serbia international, though the Blues currently hold the upper hand. (Source: TEAMtalk)
Chelsea are additionally pursuing 18-year-old AIK winger Zadok Yohanna. Although Newcastle have tabled the highest bid so far, competing interest from the Blues and Brighton & Hove Albion has muddied the waters. (Source: Florian Plettenberg)
After being rebuffed in their attempt to sign Liverpool goalkeeper Alisson, Juventus have turned their attention to Aston Villa's Emiliano Martínez, with Tottenham's Guglielmo Vicario also on their shortlist. (Source: Gazzetta dello Sport)
Newly promoted Serie A side Monza are looking into signing Manchester City winger Claudio Echeverri upon his return from a disappointing loan spell at Girona. (Source: Gianluca Di Marzio)
Despite an initial bid falling short, Spurs remain optimistic about signing Brighton center back Jan Paul van Hecke, as their substantial offer has opened the door to negotiations. The Dutch international is reportedly eager to link up again with Spurs manager Roberto De Zerbi. (Source: Voetbal International)
Newcastle are preparing a sweeping move for three Real Betis players. Winger Ez Abde is their primary target to fill the void left by Anthony Gordon, while striker Cucho Hernández and center back Natan are also being considered in a package potentially worth up to $139 million (€120 million, £104 million). (Source: Fichajes)
La Liga
Betis defender Natan, 25, has also emerged as a potential target for La Liga title holders Barcelona. (Source: El Chiringuito)
Paris Saint-Germain believe that midfielder Vitinha has already agreed personal terms to move to Real Madrid this summer under José Mourinho, who is set to be appointed should Florentino Pérez triumph in the presidential election. (Source: El Nacional)
Mourinho has compiled a list of players he intends to move on this summer. Eduardo Camavinga, Rodrygo, Franco Mastantuono, Fran García, Raúl Asencio and Dani Ceballos are all expected to be made available. (Source: Fichajes)
Arsenal defender Riccardo Calafiori has been identified as a potential incoming signing at Real Madrid, with Mourinho reportedly keen on the Italian. (Source: football.london)
Barcelona midfielder Marc Casadó is on the brink of completing a move to Monaco in a deal valued at up to $27 million (€23 million), with the transfer said to be "95% done." (Source: Barça Universal)
Barcelona have set their sights on Juventus fullback Andrea Cambiaso, with an initial approach for the Italy international already having been made. (Source: Gianluca Di Marzio)