Napoli is closing in on a strategic deal for Lorenzo Lucca from Udinese, structuring a €35m transfer over two years with a loan-to-buy agreement, after dropping pursuit of Liverpool's Darwin Nunez.
Newcastle United eyes Eintracht Frankfurt's Hugo Ekitike for a potential €70m move to boost their Champions League campaign, while affirming Alexander Isak is not for sale despite strong European interest.
Udinese and Watford are collaborating on a €5m deal for Odense captain Luca Kjerrumgaard. The Danish striker will join Udinese, then be loaned to Watford, continuing a long-standing transfer synergy between the Pozzo-owned clubs.
Barcelona swiftly appoints Joao Amaral, a Deco-affiliated talent, as their new head scout, replacing Paulo Araujo. Araujo, credited with modernizing the department, departs for personal reasons, reportedly eyeing Premier League offers.
AC Milan reportedly intensifies pursuit of KAA Gent's versatile Archie Brown after Theo Hernandez's departure, aiming to swiftly secure the English left-back and avoid a bidding war.
Real Madrid is on the verge of securing Alvaro Carreras from Benfica as their fourth summer signing. The left-back is set for a medical and contract signing, joining Huijsen, Alexander-Arnold, and Mastantuono to strengthen Los Blancos' squad.
Arsenal Women are set to make history with a sensational £1 million world-record deal for Liverpool's Canada international, Olivia Smith. This groundbreaking transfer marks the first time a female player has surpassed the seven-figure mark.
Cambridge United has secured their fifth summer signing, bringing in experienced goalkeeper Jake Eastwood from Grimsby Town on a one-year deal. The 28-year-old's arrival addresses the void left by Marko Marosi, with manager Neil Harris praising his assertive style.
Torquay United secures midfielder Sonny Blu Lo-Everton, a long-term target for manager Paul Wotton. The 22-year-old, previously at Yeovil, joins to bolster the Gulls' midfield, having been sought on loan multiple times last season.
Real Madrid's Xabi Alonso hinted at significant summer signings after their disappointing Club World Cup exit. He emphasized the need for squad improvement, stating he has "clear certainties" about what's required for the 2025-26 season.
