FOOTBALL: Latest Transfer Updates

 

By Miracle Ogunde

Jordi Alba will be the next one to join Messi and Busquets at Inter Miami. Deal not signed yet but agreement now at the final stage, then documents will be completed.

AC Milan confident confident to get Yunus Musah’s deal done I the next days, as he’s not part of Valencia starting XI today. Negotiations continue between clubs — it could be sealed soon after personal terms agreed.

Inter Milan pushing to get Yann Sommer’s deal done as soon as possible, as he’s not called up for Bayern friendly game today.

Marcus Rashford signed new deal until June 2028 at Manchester United, promising to give his best to the club.

Brighton’s Reda Khadra will leave to join Ligue1 side Reims on a permanent transfer. Khadra has agreed terms on 4 year deal, bid accepted by Brighton and medical tests will take place tomorrow.

Kim Min-jae signs as new FC Bayern player on €50m deal from Napoli. Clause triggered, medical done and five year deal completed.

Allan Saint-Maximin has not travelled with Newcastle for the game tonight. Saudi clubs are interested but decision will be up to the player. Meanwhile, Newcastle keep working on Harvey Barnes deal.

Seko Fofana signs in as new Al Nassr player from RC Lens. One of the best players in Ligue1 moves to Saudi with Ronaldo, Brozović and soon Telles.

Unexpected news of the day — as Jonny Evans signs a short-term deal with Manchester United. This will enable Evans to take part in upcoming pre-season games.


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