- Chelsea continue talks with Victor Osimhen over wage package
- Man City offered Joao Felix in Julian Alvarez swap
- Plus updates on Mikel Merino, Federico Chiesa, Dominic Solanke and more
Barcelona are open to selling Pedri in order to facilitate the arrival of Dani Olmo from RB Leipzig. Manchester United are interested in the midfielder, but are only willing to pay £50m for the midfielder. (El Nacional - Spain)
Another midfielder Man Utd are looking at is Borussia Monchengladbach's Manu Kone, who is also of interest to Liverpool and Tottenham Hotspur. (HITC)
Wolves' Brazil international Joao Gomes is also on Man Utd's radar after they decided to abandon their pursuit of PSG's Manuel Ugarte. Chelsea could too move for Gomes once Conor Gallagher's sale to Atletico Madrid is finalised. (Football Transfers)
Mikel Merino has given his approval to joining Arsenal, but they are yet to make an offer to Real Sociedad. The Spain midfielder would also be open to a move to Barcelona if the Gunners continue to stall. (Mundo Deportivo - Spain)
Arsenal are readying a formal offer for Galatasaray forward Baris Alper Yilmaz, who starred for Turkiye at Euro 2024. (Sok Gazetesi - Turkiye)
With Juventus forcing him to leave this summer, Federico Chiesa has offered himself to Barcelona as an alternative target to Nico Williams. (El Nacional - Spain)
Liverpool are ready to rival Newcastle United for Crystal Palace defender Marc Guehi. The Magpies are currently frontrunners for the England international. (Alan Nixon)
Manchester City are close to finalising the sale of Julian Alvarez to Atletico, and could receive Joao Felix as a makeweight in the deal. (Daily Mail)
Real Madrid and Atletico are continuing to rival Arsenal for the services of free-agent midfielder Adrien Rabiot, who left Juventus last month. (Gazzetta dello Sport - Italy)
Chelsea remain in talks with Victor Osimhen over his potential wage package at Stamford Bridge. The complex deal would see Romelu Lukaku head the other way to Napoli. (Independent)
Tottenham are working hard to strike a deal with Bournemouth for star striker Dominic Solanke, whose contract contains a £65m release clause. (Daily Telegraph)
