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Sports Illustrated compiles the latest transfer rumors and gossip from across the globe.
Premier League
Arsenal are preparing a fresh offer for Newcastle United midfielder Bruno Guimarães following the rejection of their $72.6 million (£55 million) bid. However, the Magpies have no desire to part ways with the Brazilian. (Source: Fabrizio Romano)
Nottingham Forest midfielder Elliot Anderson completed a medical in New York on Friday after Manchester City reached an agreement to acquire the England international for $153 million (£116 million). (Source: The Athletic)
City are also in discussions with Newcastle midfielder Sandro Tonali, who has attracted interest from Tottenham Hotspur. The Cityzens have yet to table a formal offer for the Italian, but are expected to intensify their pursuit once Anderson's transfer is officially wrapped up. (Source: Telegraph Sport)
Manchester United continue to monitor West Ham winger Crysencio Summerville and Newcastle left back Lewis Hall. However, securing an additional midfielder following Éderson's imminent arrival remains the club's primary objective. (Source: The Athletic, via Talk of the Devils)
The Red Devils had targeted West Ham's Mateus Fernandes, but are reluctant to meet the midfielder's $108 million (£80 million) asking price. As a result, they have turned their attention to Bournemouth's Alex Scott as a potential alternative. (Source: CaughtOffside)
Chelsea are in negotiations for Crystal Palace center back Maxence Lacroix, though they are still evaluating the specifics of a potential agreement. The Frenchman could be one of two center backs the Blues bring in this summer. (Source: Fabrizio Romano)
Eintracht Frankfurt fullback Nathaniel Brown is on his way to Bayern Munich, despite both Arsenal and Manchester United exploring the possibility of a late hijack. The player, however, made his preference clear. (Source: TEAMtalk)
Although the Gunners have lowered striker Gabriel Jesus's asking price to between $22.8 million (£20 million) and $28.5 million (£25 million), long-standing admirers Everton will still struggle to fund such a deal ahead of the upcoming season. (Source: Football Insider)
Leeds United goalkeeper Karl Darlow is set to turn down a move to Manchester United and instead commit to a new deal at Elland Road. The Whites have presented the 35-year-old with a fresh two-year contract. (Source: TEAMtalk)
Brighton & Hove Albion winger Nehemiah Oriola is poised to put pen to paper on a new deal with the Seagulls running until 2029, with an additional one-year option included. The club intends to integrate the teenager into first-team competition rather than sending him out on loan. (Source: The Athletic)
La Liga
Paris Saint-Germain are preparing to table a $227.9 million (€200 million) proposal for Atlético Madrid striker Julián Alvarez. The move follows the club's completion of Gonçalo Ramos's sale to AC Milan. (Source: Fichajes)
Diego Simeone's squad had also been eyeing Ramos, but the Rossoneri splashed a club-record $84.3 million (€74 million) to land the forward. (Source: Fichajes)
Real Madrid president Florentino Pérez is willing to offer star forward Vinicius Junior $28.5 million (€25 million) per season—up from his previous €20 million proposal—in a bid to convince the Brazil international to commit to a contract extension. (Source: DefensaCentral)
Barcelona winger Raphinha has been strongly linked with a high-profile switch to the Saudi Pro League, but Al Hilal have shifted their focus toward former Liverpool legend Mohamed Salah ahead of the Brazilian. (Source: SPORT)
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To accommodate the wave of new arrivals at the Bernabéu this summer, Real Madrid are planning a significant clear-out, with Raúl Asencio, Fran García, Eduardo Camavinga, Aurélien Tchouaméni, Franco Mastantuono, Brahim Díaz, and Gonzalo García all potentially available for departure. (Source: AS)
Premier League sides continue to circle Barcelona midfielder Marc Bernal, but the Spaniard has no intention of departing Catalonia. (Source: Mundo Deportivo)