Major European clubs are deep in transfer negotiations as Marcus Rashford eyes Barcelona, Manchester United battles Arsenal for Viktor Gyokeres, and James Trafford's return to Man City looms.
Gabriel Magalhaes is bullish about Arsenal's chances this season, declaring it will be 'different' after recent title misses. As the Gunners embark on their pre-season tour, new signings bolster their ambitious pursuit of major silverware.
Major football transfers are heating up with Marcus Rashford's Barcelona loan and Jadon Sancho's potential Juventus move dominating headlines. Arsenal faces striker hurdles, while Everton and other clubs navigate key player futures. Non-football sports also see significant developments.
With the Premier League season just weeks away, top clubs like Arsenal, Man Utd, Liverpool, and Newcastle are deep in the hunt for new attacking talent. While Chelsea secured early deals, rivals face fierce competition and hefty price tags for star strikers in a sizzling summer transfer market.
Real Madrid forward Rodrygo Goes faces a challenging summer. Despite Xabi Alonso's initial claims, limited playtime and a hefty €90m price tag have cooled interest from top Premier League clubs like Arsenal and Liverpool, leaving his future in doubt.
Juventus is keen to bring Randal Kolo Muani back permanently but faces stiff competition from Chelsea and Arsenal. PSG demands €45m or a loan with an obligation to buy. Selling Dusan Vlahovic is pivotal for the Bianconeri to fund the deal.
Arsenal is reportedly closing in on a deal for Valencia's versatile defender Cristhian Mosquera. The Spanish U21 international has agreed personal terms, moving the Gunners closer to securing a young talent to strengthen their defense and provide competition.
Arsenal are on the cusp of signing Sporting CP's prolific striker Viktor Gyokeres for a reported £55m, with add-ons still being finalized. A key breakthrough in talks saw the player's agent waive commission, facilitating the move.
Arsenal is reportedly closing in on Sporting CP striker Viktor Gyokeres, agreeing a £55m fixed fee. A key breakthrough, assisted by the player's agent, sets the stage for his highly anticipated return to English football.
Arsenal is reportedly on the cusp of signing prolific Swedish forward Viktor Gyokeres from Sporting CP for €73.5m. Despite the impending deal, Gyokeres faces disciplinary action for missing pre-season training, adding a dramatic twist to the high-profile transfer saga.
