Osimhen Eyes Man Utd Dream Move While Real Madrid Pounce on Zubimendi

Osimhen Eyes Man Utd Dream Move While Real Madrid Pounce on Zubimendi

Sports Illustrated compiles the latest transfer rumors and gossip from across the globe.

Premier League

Enzo Fernández

Even after their deadline has passed, Chelsea may still offload midfielder Enzo Fernández to Manchester City and bring in at least one major replacement. Bournemouth's Alex Scott and Crystal Palace's Adam Wharton are considered the primary targets for the London club. (Source: Si Phillips)

Fernández's representatives remain in discussions with Man City, who could still pursue a deal with Chelsea, though the previous asking price of $162 million (£120 million) is expected to have increased. (Source: Fabrizio Romano)

Also being linked with a Chelsea departure is winger Pedro Neto, who has reportedly agreed on personal terms with Al Hilal. (Source: Sacha Tavolieri)

Galatasaray forward Victor Osimhen has signaled his willingness to move to Manchester United, who have already made an inquiry regarding his availability. (Source: Football FanCast)

Likewise, Osimhen is eager to join Arsenal after the Gunners explored a potential deal of their own. (Source: Football Insider)

Liverpool are prepared to submit a $75 million (€65 million, £55.5 million) offer for Real Madrid forward Endrick. A bid of that magnitude could pressure Los Blancos into reconsidering their intention to retain the Brazilian. (Source: Fichajes)

Inter are expected to submit a fresh offer for Liverpool midfielder Curtis Jones once they complete the sale of winger Luis Henrique. (Source: Corriere dello Sport)

Man Utd are reportedly preparing to tempt midfielder Gavi away from Barcelona, with the youngster reportedly uncertain about his role at the club. A bid of $64 million (€55 million, £47 million) is reportedly being drawn up. (Source: El Nacional)

After being omitted from Sunday's Community Shield squad, Arsenal are planning to move on from midfielder Ethan Nwaneri before the summer window closes. (Source: Fabrizio Romano)

Liverpool are looking to secure midfielder Alexis Mac Allister on a new deal and will not consider selling him despite recent interest from Chelsea, Man City, Tottenham Hotspur and Real Madrid. (Source: CaughtOffside)

Tottenham appear to have accepted the likelihood of losing midfielder Lucas Bergvall this summer, with Newcastle United gearing up to submit a second offer for the Swedish international. (Source: Football Insider)

Aston Villa have agreed a deal to acquire Parma goalkeeper Zion Suzuki after a proposed move to Paris Saint-Germain fell through. The transfer could open the door for Emiliano Martínez to depart amid reported interest from Juventus. (Source: The Athletic)

La Liga

Alessandro Bastoni

Real Madrid manager José Mourinho has held talks with Inter center back Alessandro Bastoni, but club executives are hesitant to commit to another costly defensive signing after already bringing in Ibrahima Konaté, Marc Cucurella and Denzel Dumfries. (Source: Ruben Martin)

However, Arsenal midfielder Martín Zubimendi could find himself heading to Real Madrid after Mourinho gave his approval for a move for the long-coveted player. Both Zubimendi and the Gunners are reportedly willing to proceed at the right price. (Source: TEAMtalk)

Only $11.5 million (€10 million, £8.5 million) stands between Barcelona and Man City in their negotiations over midfielder Rodri, with the Cityzens holding firm for a total package of $92.5 million (€80 million, £68 million). (Source: MARCA)

Barcelona are seeking the same fee for right back Jules Koundé following an approach from Chelsea. (Source: El Nacional)

Juventus have set their sights on Real Madrid left back Álvaro Carreras, with Man City's Rayan Aït-Nouri serving as a backup option. (Source: Fichajes)

Al Hilal are on the verge of mutually terminating João Cancelo's contract, which would allow him to return to Barcelona as a free agent. (Source: Hamad Al-Suwailhi)

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