Compiled by Miracle Ogunde
-Steve Bruce could become the new manager of Jamaica! Talks have been made and a decision will happen in 10 days.
-Kylian Mbappé becomes majority shareholder of SM Caen. At the age of 25, he became one of the youngest owners of a professional football club in Europe.
-Napoli are now OPEN to a cash plus swap deal for Victor Osimhen. Chelsea will not sign the Nigerian striker unless he takes a wage cut.
-AC Milan have moved a step closer to signing Tottenham defender Emerson Royal. AC Milan will reportedly try to agree a deal worth between £11.8m (€14m) and £12.7m (€15m) plus add-ons this week, with an agreement very close.
-West Ham are now in advanced talks with Manchester United over the signing of right-back Aaron Wan-Bissaka.
-Tottenham have started talks with Federico Chiesa’s agent Fali Ramadani – still NO concrete negotiations at this stage.
-Arsenal have announced the signing of Riccardo Calafiori. He’s penned a long-term contract. Fee around £42m.
-Arsenal are monitoring Leroy Sané’s situation at Bayern. Mikel Arteta and Sané have a great relationship from their time together in Man City. The current tendency is that Sané will stay and extend his contract.
-Borussia Dortmund are closing in on deal with Manchester City for Yan Couto, just waiting for green light.
-Everton are interested in signing Strasbourg’s Habib Diarra (20) and an offer could be submitted in the coming days.
-Canada’s women’s football team have launched an appeal against having six points deducted in their Olympic group.
-Rayan Cherki’s (20) move from Lyon to Dortmund could be on the verge of collapse with Nuri Sahin unconvinced by the deal.
-Fulham have agreement in principle with Arsenal for signing of Emile Smith Rowe on a club record fee of £34m. £27m+£7m in add-ons.
-Federico Chiesa’s agent has been in England for the last two days. There is UNCONFIRMED news about a potential official offer from Chelsea.
-Manu Koné has told Borussia Mönchengladbach that he would like to leave the club.
-Atlético Madrid has made an inquiry about the signing of Sofyan Amrabat.
-PSG have reignited talks with Bayern Munich for Joshua Kimmich (29).
-Niclas Fullkrug has emerged as a potential target for West Ham United.
-AS Monaco have reached an agreement with FC Metz for the signing of Lamine Camara!
-Harry Maguire will NOT be leaving Manchester United this summer.
-Monza have sealed a move for Keylor Navas. After Guillermo Ochoa, we will now see Navas in Serie A.
-Several clubs from the Premier League and abroad are keen to sign Tahith Chong. Price valuation for the 24 yr old will be around £10m.
-Napoli could be OPEN to discussing Osimhen in talks with Chelsea over Lukaku.
-Noussair Mazraoui has agreed a five year deal valid June 2029 with Manchester United. Deal will depend on Wan-Bissaka’s departure.
-Feyenoord are demanding €40m for David Hancko after Atlético’s ‘downright insulting’ offer didn’t even reach €20m.
-Matthijs de Ligt has confirmed to Manchester United in recent days that he is still waiting to join them. The agreement on personal terms between De Ligt and United is still valid.
-Keylor Navas has lowered his salary to go to Monza. The Costa Rican goalkeeper will earn less than 1.5 million net.
-Napoli will submit a new bid for Brighton’s Billy Gilmour once they have sold one of their current midfielder.
-Brighton have rejected a £25.3m offer for Deniz Undav from Stuttgart. Brighton have no desire to sell the 28 year-old who spent last season on loan at Stuttgart.
-Bryan Gil is in Girona today ahead of his loan move from Tottenham.
-Vitor Roque has REJECTED Al-Hilal’s offer.
-Newcastle United are close to finding an agreement with AC Milan to sign Malick Thiaw in a deal worth £35m.
-West Ham are now out of Youssouf Fofana’s (25) race as the French international has rejected their approach amid AC Milan interest.
-Xavi is staying at RB Leipzig! No move to FC Bayern. All parties have been informed. Max Eberl is now looking to sign Désiré Doué. Leipzig and Paris are finalizing a new one-year loan deal for Xavi.
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