Barcelona reportedly won't trigger Denzel Dumfries' €25M release clause. The club is content with Jules Kounde, eyes Hector Fort as a future star, and faces FFP hurdles, potentially blocking new player registrations.
Weston McKennie's Juventus future is uncertain as contract talks hit a snag over agent commissions. With his deal expiring next summer, a €15-20 million summer transfer is now likely, attracting interest from European clubs.
Tottenham's £50m bid for Mohammed Kudus rejected by West Ham, who expect more. Kudus is open to Spurs for European football, with Chelsea also interested. West Ham are under no pressure to sell the Ghanaian.
Barcelona will finalize Wojciech Szczesny's two-year deal next week, securing him as understudy to new starter Joan Garcia. This major shake-up under Hansi Flick puts Marc-Andre Ter Stegen on the brink of departure.
Inter Milan is actively scouting new goalkeepers, with Atalanta's Marco Carnesecchi emerging as a prime target should current shot-stopper Yann Sommer depart. Donnarumma also remains a distant option as the Nerazzurri prepare for potential changes.
Victor Osimhen reportedly chooses Galatasaray over a lucrative Al-Hilal offer, despite a €75m release clause. Turkish companies are set to aid the transfer, pushing Napoli towards a deal. Rivals must act fast!
Barcelona, reeling from Nico Williams' contract renewal, now targets Marcus Rashford. Reportedly desperate for a Camp Nou move, Rashford offers Barcelona a potentially easier loan-to-buy deal, despite their financial woes.
AC Milan are reportedly keen on signing Borussia Dortmund striker Serhou Guirassy, despite his hefty €70 million price tag. Milan seeks to bolster their attack after a disappointing season, eyeing Guirassy's impressive goal-scoring record as a top option.
Roma, led by coach Gian Piero Gasperini, is reportedly keen on signing Brighton midfielder Matt O'Riley. The move is being assessed as Roma's financial fair play issues seemingly ease, despite O'Riley's recent injury-marred season.
Barcelona's pre-season signals a turning point for veteran goalkeeper Marc-Andre Ter Stegen. Facing a potential demotion, he'll soon decide his future, with his Germany starting spot for the 2026 World Cup hanging in the balance.
