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Sports Illustrated compiles the latest transfer rumors and gossip from across the globe.
Premier League
Manchester City have been making efforts to secure midfielder Rodri on a new deal, though negotiations have made little headway so far. Despite reported links, Real Madrid have no interest in the Spanish international and have grown frustrated with the ongoing media speculation. (Source: The Athletic)
The ongoing uncertainty surrounding Rodri's future has prompted Man City to hold onto fellow midfielder Tijjani Reijnders, despite the Dutchman attracting attention from Newcastle United. (Source: Football Insider)
Mohamed Salah would be open to joining Chelsea and staying in the Premier League, given his past connection with the club. (Source: ONTime Sports)
Arsenal have identified Aston Villa center back Ezri Konsa as a top priority to cover for the injured William Saliba, with Real Sociedad's Jon Martín also featuring on their shortlist. (Source: The Sun)
Arsenal have also entered the race alongside Chelsea for Crystal Palace center back Maxence Lacroix, with the defender's valuation climbing to as high as $80 million (€70 million, £59.5 million). (Source: CaughtOffside)
Chelsea boss Xabi Alonso is targeting a deal for 18-year-old Bayer Leverkusen midfielder Kerim Alajbegović, with the youngster's planned move to Atalanta now on hold due to the Blues' interest. (Source: Faktor)
Arsenal may need to reduce their $27 million (£20 million) asking price to offload striker Gabriel Jesus to AC Milan, though the Gunners are not believed to be eager to sell the Brazilian and could opt to keep him. (Source: Jorge Nicola)
Eintracht Frankfurt are unfazed by interest from Manchester United and Newcastle in midfielder Hugo Larsson. The Bundesliga club are prepared to turn down all approaches and are determined to retain Larsson past this summer. (Source: Absolut Fußball)
Newcastle and Liverpool look set to be disappointed in their pursuit of Köln winger Said El Mala, who appears increasingly likely to stay with the German club for at least another season. (Source: TEAMtalk)
Sunderland are competing with Borussia Dortmund and Juventus to land USMNT forward Folarin Balogun from Monaco. (Source: Mundo Deportivo)
Paris Saint-Germain are expecting to fetch over $80 million (€70 million, £59.5 million) for winger Bradley Barcola. Arsenal, Liverpool, Man City, Man Utd and Barcelona have all been approached about signing the Frenchman, though Bayern Munich are currently the frontrunners. (Source: El Nacional)
La Liga
Barcelona are bracing for further complications with La Liga's financial fair play regulations over the next two years due to the planned roof installation at Camp Nou. Head coach Hansi Flick has already shelved his ambition of signing Man City striker Erling Haaland next summer, acknowledging that securing the necessary funds will be near impossible. (Source: El Nacional)
Michael Olise did express his wish to join Real Madrid to his France teammates during the World Cup, but Bayern Munich are determined to do everything in their power to retain him beyond this summer. (Source: BILD)
Real Madrid feel the "bulk" of their transfer activity has already been wrapped up this summer and do not plan to chase additional signings following the World Cup, though the Olise situation could continue to drag on. (Source: MARCA)
Atlético Madrid forward Julián Alvarez is growing increasingly unhappy with his club's public stance of refusing to engage with Barcelona or Real Madrid, as he believes he has a private understanding with club officials that he can leave for $114 million (€100 million, £85 million). (Source: Fichajes)
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Real Madrid are keen to extend Vinícius Júnior's contract but will place him on the transfer list without hesitation if he declines to sign or continues stalling. Complicating any potential departure, however, is the fact that Man Utd are reportedly the only club in the world with the financial muscle to meet the full cost of signing the Brazilian star. (Source: Romain Molina)
Both Barcelona and Real Madrid have entered discussions over a potential move for Tottenham Hotspur center back Cristian Romero, who is available for $67 million (€59 million, £50 million), with Atlético Madrid also long-standing admirers of the defender. (Source: TEAMtalk)