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Marseille expected to re-open talks with Nketiah

Latest from Sky Sports News' Dharmesh Sheth:

Marseille are expected to re-open talks with Arsenal over the signing of Eddie Nketiah.

A gap in the forward's valuation exists but there is a feeling it is not insurmountable.

Nketiah is open to the move and personal terms are not expected to be a problem.

Marseille have already had two bids rejected for Nketiah.

The French club are also interested in Norwich’s Jonathan Rowe.

Man Utd hold talks with Kadioglu reps

Manchester United could be about to beat Arsenal to the signing of Fenerbahce defender Ferdi Kadioglu after holding talks with his representatives, according to theDaily Express.

The left-back impressed in the Super Lig last season and for Turkey at Euro 2024, and it is not the first time Man Utd have been linked with Kadioglu.

Marseille expected to re-open talks with Nketiah

Latest from Sky Sports News' Dharmesh Sheth:

Marseille are expected to re-open talks with Arsenal over the signing of Eddie Nketiah.

A gap in the forward's valuation exists but there is a feeling it is not insurmountable.

Nketiah is open to the move and personal terms are not expected to be a problem.

Marseille have already had two bids rejected for Nketiah.

The French club are also interested in Norwich’s Jonathan Rowe.

Arsenal target Merino left out of Real Sociedad squad

Latest from Sky Sports News' Dharmesh Sheth:

Arsenal transfer target Mikel Merino has been left out of Real Sociedad's squad for Friday's friendly against Union Berlin.

Sky Sports News understands the Gunners and Merino are keen on doing a deal.

Arsenal have been exploring the conditions of a transfer for the midfielder, who has entered the final year of his deal.

The 28-year-old is keen on a move to Mikel Arteta's side but no formal bid has been made yet.

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Arsenal transfer update: Nketiah, Nelson latest

Latest from Sky Sports News' Dharmesh Sheth:

Marseille retain an interest in Arsenal striker Eddie Nketiah and are still deciding whether to go back in with an improved offer after having two bids rejected.

It is thought the gap in valuation is not insurmountable if Marseille were to return with another offer.

Nketiah is open to the move with personal terms not expected to be a problem. His primary motivation is regular first team football.

Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta says there is "nothing to discuss" when asked about Nketiah's future.

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He came off the bench for the last 19 minutes of Arsenal’s 4-1 pre-season victory over Bayer Leverkusen on Wednesday.

Reiss Nelson was the only outfield player not to play any minutes of the game against Leverkusen.

Nelson has found game time limited and wants to be playing regularly.

Leicester City have held talks with Arsenal, with a number of European clubs also keen. The player's preference - as it stands - is to remain in the Premier League.

Arteta coy on Nketiah, Ramsdale futures

Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta remained coy on the futures of Eddie Nketiah and Aaron Ramsdale with both players linked with exits this summer.

Nketiah has attracted interest from Marseille over the summer, while Ramsdale is set for a season on the substitutes' bench with David Raya the undisputed Arsenal No 1.

In Arsenal's 4-1 pre-season friendly win over Bayer Leverkusen on Wednesday night, Nketiah was a 70th minute substitute while Ramsdale was unused off the bench.

Asked about Nketiah's future after the game, Arteta replied: "We cannot talk about things like that. He played some minutes today, he’s a player that has given so much, we really like him and at the moment there is nothing to discuss."

Pressed on Rasmdale's future, the Arsenal boss replied: "It’s the same situation with all the players, everybody wants to play. I have to give those options, they have to earn it and there is no difference [to Nketiah]."

Obi-Martin set for Man Utd medical

Latest from Sky Sports News' Dharmesh Sheth and Adrian Kajumba:

Chido Obi-Martin is in Manchester ahead of a medical with United.

Terms have been agreed with the 16-year-old striker after he left Arsenal.

Obi-Martin chose United ahead of staying with the Gunners or moving to Germany. It is understood the offers from German clubs were superior to United's terms.

Villarreal sign ex-Arsenal winger Pepe

Former Arsenal winger Nicolas Pepe has joined Villarreal on a two-year deal.

The 29-year-old, who joined the Gunners in August 2019 for a then club-record £72m fee, has moved to the LaLiga side on a free transfer from Turkish outfit Trabzonspor.

The Ivory Coast international endured a disappointing four years at Arsenal as he scored 27 goals in 112 games.

Pepe departed the Emirates Stadium last summer on a free transfer despite having a year left on his deal.

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Could Arsenal raid Man City for Alvarez?

Arsenal are interested in signing Manchester City forward Julian Alvarez, according to talkSPORT.

Alvarez is reportedly considering his future in Manchester this summer and drew this response from Pep Guardiola, who said: “Once he has finished thinking, his agent will call Txiki [Begiristain] and we will see what happens.”

Sky Sports News understands Atletico Madrid are interested in City’s Alvarez.

And The Athletic are reporting that the Spanish club are in talks with City over a move for Alvarez with discussions centred around a deal worth up to £59m.

Man Utd agree deal for Obi-Martin

Latest from Adrian Kajumba and Dharmesh Sheth:

Manchester United have agreed a deal to sign 16-year-old striker Chido Obi-Martin.

The former Arsenal player is expected to undergo a medical in the coming days.

Obi-Martin - who left Arsenal at the end of his contract - turned down superior offers from Germany before choosing United.

A new deal with Arsenal had been agreed but he wanted to move on because he had doubts over his potential pathway into first-team football, as well as the club's project.

Obi-Martin feels his career development is best served at a new club.

He scored 10 goals in a game for Arsenal U16 in November.

Arsenal-Marseille talks ongoing over Nketiah

Latest from Sky Sports News' Dharmesh Sheth:

Talks are ongoing between Marseille and Arsenal over the signing of striker Eddie Nketiah.

A gap in valuation still exists after Marseille’s second bid was rejected earlier this week.

Marseille are deciding whether to go back in with a third bid with one source claiming the gap in valuation is not insurmountable.

Nketiah is keen on the move and personal terms not expected to be a problem.

Arsenal set to end pursuit of Gyokeres

According to the Daily Express, Arsenal are set to end their pursuit of Viktor Gyokeres with Mikel Arteta reportedly turning his attention to a current Premier League star.

The manager prefers a forward who can operate in a versatile role, with Gykoeres not thought to fit in with this vision.

It is not mentioned who the Gunners may target in the Premier League.

Forest's Marinakis 'hoping to poach' Edu from Arsenal

Nottingham Forest owner Evangelos Marinakis is hoping to poach Edu Gaspar away from Arsenal, according to reports in The Sun.

It's claimed that Marinakis is looking to make Edu a 'CEO' specialising in international football, with the Greek owning three football clubs in Europe.

Edu has gained a number of admirers with his work in turning around Arsenal's fortunes as sporting director.

Arsenal value Nketiah at £30m as Marseille continue pursuit

Arsenal value Eddie Nketiah at £30m as Marseille continue their attempts to seal a move for the England striker.

The Daily Mail reports that the current offer from the Ligue 1 club is deemed too low, but they will need Arsenal to 'be flexible' in order to get the deal done.

The newspaper also reporters Marseille - under former Brighton boss Roberto de Zerbi - are keeping an eye on Fulham's Andreas Pereira.

Fulham complete club-record deal for Arsenal midfielder Smith Rowe

Fulham have completed a club-record signing of Emile Smith Rowe from Arsenal.

The deal sees the Cottagers pay an initial £27m, plus add-ons that could take the total to £34m.

Emile Smith Rowe: Fulham complete club-record transfer for Arsenal midfielder

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Arsenal 'finalising' Merino move

Arsenal are in the process of finalising the £25million signing of Real Sociedad midfielder Mikel Merino after club-to-club talks entered key stages, reports the Daily Mirror.

Sky Sports News said yesterday the Gunners were continuing to explore the conditions of a potential deal.

The Spain Euro 2024 winner has entered the final year of his contract in San Sebastian.

'Nketiah reaches agreement on personal terms with Marseille'

Arsenal striker Eddie Nketiah has agreed personal terms with Marseille, according to Fabrizio Romano.

It is claimed a deal for the 25-year-old between the two clubs is not close yet with negotiations continuing.

Sky Sports News understands Marseille have returned with an improved offer worth in the region of £17m for Nketiah.

The Ligue 1 side's package is closer to Arsenal's valuation and payment structure.

Marseille back with improved £17m Nketiah bid

Latest from Sky Sports News' Adrian Kajumba and Dharmesh Sheth:

Marseille have returned with an improved offer worth in the region of £17m for Arsenal forward Eddie Nketiah.

It's understood Marseille's package is closer to Arsenal's valuation and payment structure.

Talks are ongoing, with all parties cautiously optimistic an agreement can be struck.

Nketiah is currently with the Arsenal squad in the USA and has featured in both of their tour games so far.

Elneny joins Al Jazira after Arsenal exit

Former Arsenal midfielder Mohamed Elneny has signed for Al Jazira on a free transfer.

The former midfielder moves to Abu Dhabi after his deal at Arsenal expired.

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Smith Rowe back in London for Fulham medical

Latest from Sky Sports News' Dharmesh Sheth:

Emile Smith Rowe has arrived in London and will have his Fulham medical this afternoon.

He left Arsenal's US tour on Monday to finalise the move after an agreement in principle was reached between the clubs.

The deal - a club-record for Fulham - will see them pay an initial £27m, plus add-ons that could take the total to £34m.

'Dortmund, AC Milan and Arsenal in race for Guirassy' |'Dortmund fear Gunners'

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Arsenal slap £50m price tag on Nketiah

Arsenal have reportedly placed a £50m price tag on Eddie Nketiah, according to TalkSport.

The 25-year-old made 27 appearances in the Premier League last season but started only 10 of those games.

The striker netted five league goals and registered two assists from 1,073 minutes.

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'Dortmund, AC Milan and Arsenal in race for Guirassy' |'Dortmund fear Gunners'

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Hein signs new Arsenal deal

Arsenal have confirmed Karl Hein has signed a new contract with the club.

The Estonia international said: “I’m delighted to extend my contract and continue my journey in this amazing club after six years. Hopefully, there will be even more good memories and successes for the club.”

Manager Mikel Arteta added: “Karl has continued to impress us with his attitude and commitment to getting better every day.

“We value being part of his continued development and I want to congratulate him on earning a new deal with the club.”

Kimmich 'in contention for PL move' - but not to Man Utd

Joshua Kimmich remains in contention for a Premier League move this summer, according to the Daily Mirror.

However, Manchester United won't be in the mix unless the German has changed his stance.

Kimmich has just a year left on his current Bayern Munich deal with Arsenal and Liverpool also reportedly interested.

Arteta 'risks upsetting senior players' with Williams move

Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta risks upsetting senior players with statement move for Nico Williams, according to the Sunday Express.

The outlet reports that Williams' wage demands would see him rank as the second-highest earner at the club, which could potentially cause unrest behind the scenes.

The report adds that Williams' release clause is £43m, with the Athletic Bilbao forward having started in both of Spain's Euro 2024 games so far.

Arsenal make £17m Kadioglu offer

Arsenal have launched a £17m bid for Fenerbahce full-back Ferdi Kadioglu, according to reports in the Sun.

The Turkey international, 24, started his country's 3-1 win over Georgia in the Euros on Tuesday.

Why Spain's Nico Williams could be bargain of the summer

Spain forward Nico Williams was the star of the show in last night's win over Italy at Euro 2024 - and according to reports, he could be available for a bargain price this summer.

Athletic Bilbao's Williams won the player of the match award after forcing Riccardo Calafiori's own goal to claim a 1-0 win.

The Athletic report that Arsenal and Chelsea hold an interest in the 21-year-old, and that his release clause stands at €55m (£46.45m).

Lamine Yamal has spoken up the possibility of a transfer to Barcelona, but their financial difficulties make a deal difficult at this stage.

Martinelli trusts Arteta and Edu if Gunners sign forward

The Daily Mirror reports Arsenal star Gabriel Martinelli has expressed his trust in Mikel Arteta and Edu if they sign a new forward this summer.

Arsenal, Man Utd and Man City contact PSG over Simons

Arsenal, Manchester United and Manchester City are among the clubs to have contacted Paris Saint-Germain over the signing of Xavi Simons, according to L'Equipe.

Bayern Munich are also said to be interested in the 21-year-old, but PSG are not planning on selling the forward this summer and intend to loan him out again.

Simons spent last term on loan at RB Leipzig, scoring 10 goals and registering 15 assists.

Arsenal and Chelsea in battle for Guirassy

Arsenal and Chelsea are in a four-club race with AC Milan and Borussia Dortmund for Stuttgart striker Serhou Guirassy, according to BILD.

The report suggests Guirassy could be available for just £15m this summer despite scoring 28 goals in 28 Bundesliga games this season.

Partey close to Saudi move

Arsenal midfielder Thomas Partey is close to finalising a move to Saudi Arabia (ESPN).

Arsenal are not rushing to part ways with goalkeeper Aaron Ramsdale this summer (ESPN).

Sporting Lisbon will remain firm on their valuation of Arsenal target Viktor Gyokeres – with the intention of selling other first-team stars this summer instead (The Sun).

Manchester United face stiff competition for Bologna striker Joshua Zirkzee - Paper Talk

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Rice among England leadership group

England captain Harry Kane has been joined by Kyle Walker, Declan Rice and Kieran Trippier in Gareth Southgate's new-look unofficial leadership group, according to the Daily Mail.

Wienroither signs new Arsenal deal

Laura Wienroither has signed a new deal with Arsenal Women.

The defender spent much of the 2023/24 campaign sidelined with an ACL injury, returning to the team in April.

The 25-year-old has made 47 appearances since joining the club in January 2022.

“It’s such an incredible feeling for me to put pen to paper once again for the Arsenal," Wienroither told the club's official website.

“I’m so happy to remain at this club and to have the opportunity to continue playing for a football team that I consider home. Being back on the pitch with my teammates is a feeling I can’t describe, and I can’t wait for the next season to get started.”

Head coach Jonas Eidevall added: “I’m delighted that Laura has signed a new deal with us. She brings us real quality in the full-back position, while her work rate and team spirit are just as important.

"She’s worked so hard on her return to competition and I’m sure she will continue to make a big contribution to the squad moving forward.”

Arsenal target Sesko staying at RB Leipzig

Benjamin Sesko is expected to sign a new contract with RB Leipzig this week, Sky Sports News understands.

The Slovenian striker has been linked with a number if Premier League clubs, including Arsenal and Tottenham.

However, he will sign an improved deal with the German club ahead of the Euros.

Sesko and Slovenia will face England, Denmark and Serbia at Euro 2024.

Why is Zirkzee in demand?

Joshua Zirkzee graduated through Bayern Munich's system and had spells with Parma and Anderlecht before joining Bologna in the summer of 2022.

The forward received limited game time in his first campaign in Serie A, scoring only two league goals from 808 minutes.

This term, the 23-year-old scored 11 league goals and the shot map below suggests he is most lethal from the left-of-centre region.

The heat map below also shows how the forward typically plays deeper than a conventional striker.

He also ranks among the top five players in Serie A for creating big chances, attempting dribbles and regaining possession in the final third.

Indeed, the radar graphic below reveals he ranks among the top five per cent across Europe in those three metrics.

Arsenal in race for Zirkzee | Saka fitness concerns ahead of Euros

Bukayo Saka is a fitness worry for England ahead of the Euros (Daily Mirror).

Arsenal and Man Utd are among the clubs interested in signing Joshua Zirkzee from Bologna this summer (Daily Mail).

Arsenal's Bukayo Saka emerges as England fitness worry ahead of Euro 2024 - Paper Talk

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Villa slap £50m price tag on Douglas Luiz

Arsenal have been told they'll need to cough up £50m if they want to land Aston Villa's Douglas Luiz (The Mirror).

Arsenal are ready to cut their losses on Kieran Tierney this summer, with the Gunners happy to accept just £10m for the left-back (Metro).

Jadon Sancho: Manchester United determined to sell winger after setting £40m asking price - Paper Talk

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Arsenal, Man Utd monitoring Zirkzee's AC Milan developments

Sky Sports News' Lyall Thomas and Dharmesh Sheth:

Arsenal and Manchester United remain interested in Bologna's Joshua Zirkzee amid strong interest from AC Milan.

Both clubs are understood to be closely monitoring developments with the striker.

Zirkzee is one of a number of strikers Arsenal and United are looking at this summer.

Sky in Italy are reporting that Milan are still pushing to sign him after flying to London late last week for talks.

Nothing was agreed but they remain in contact with his representatives this weekend.

Zirkzee, 23, has a £34m (€40m) release clause in his contract, which has two years left to run.

Arsenal want to bring in a young striker they can develop, having turned their attention away from players such as Alexander Isak and Ivan Toney.

Juventus are also keen on Zirkzee but are currently working on other targets, and they would need to sell a striker to bring one in.

Arsenal interested in £65m-rated Bournemouth striker Solanke

Bournemouth striker Dominic Solanke is available for £65m this summer and Arsenal are one of the clubs interested, according to the Sunday Express.

The former Liverpool forward scored 19 goals and registered three assists for Bournemouth last season, and his performances have seen him tipped to move to a 'Bix Six' Premier League club - with Arsenal and rivals Tottenham among those linked.

Solanke led the line impressively for Andoni Iraola's side throughout the campaign but missed out on making England's squad for Euro 2024 this summer, with Aston Villa's Ollie Watkins and Brentford's Ivan Toney preferred instead.

Arsenal and Chelsea in battle for Guirassy

Arsenal and Chelsea are in a four-club race with AC Milan and Borussia Dortmund for Stuttgart striker Serhou Guirassy, according to BILD.

The report suggests Guirassy could be available for just £15m this summer despite scoring 28 goals in 28 Bundesliga games this season.

Arsenal, Man Utd and Man City contact PSG over Simons

Arsenal, Manchester United and Manchester City are among the clubs to have contacted Paris Saint-Germain over the signing of Xavi Simons, according to L'Equipe.

Bayern Munich are also said to be interested in the 21-year-old, but PSG are not planning on selling the forward this summer and intend to loan him out again.

Simons spent last term on loan at RB Leipzig, scoring 10 goals and registering 15 assists.

Arsenal and Chelsea in battle for Guirassy

Arsenal and Chelsea are in a four-club race with AC Milan and Borussia Dortmund for Stuttgart striker Serhou Guirassy, according to BILD.

The report suggests Guirassy could be available for just £15m this summer despite scoring 28 goals in 28 Bundesliga games this season.

Partey close to Saudi move

Arsenal midfielder Thomas Partey is close to finalising a move to Saudi Arabia (ESPN).

Arsenal are not rushing to part ways with goalkeeper Aaron Ramsdale this summer (ESPN).

Sporting Lisbon will remain firm on their valuation of Arsenal target Viktor Gyokeres – with the intention of selling other first-team stars this summer instead (The Sun).

Manchester United face stiff competition for Bologna striker Joshua Zirkzee - Paper Talk

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Rice among England leadership group

England captain Harry Kane has been joined by Kyle Walker, Declan Rice and Kieran Trippier in Gareth Southgate's new-look unofficial leadership group, according to the Daily Mail.

Wienroither signs new Arsenal deal

Laura Wienroither has signed a new deal with Arsenal Women.

The defender spent much of the 2023/24 campaign sidelined with an ACL injury, returning to the team in April.

The 25-year-old has made 47 appearances since joining the club in January 2022.

“It’s such an incredible feeling for me to put pen to paper once again for the Arsenal," Wienroither told the club's official website.

“I’m so happy to remain at this club and to have the opportunity to continue playing for a football team that I consider home. Being back on the pitch with my teammates is a feeling I can’t describe, and I can’t wait for the next season to get started.”

Head coach Jonas Eidevall added: “I’m delighted that Laura has signed a new deal with us. She brings us real quality in the full-back position, while her work rate and team spirit are just as important.

"She’s worked so hard on her return to competition and I’m sure she will continue to make a big contribution to the squad moving forward.”

Arsenal target Sesko staying at RB Leipzig

Benjamin Sesko is expected to sign a new contract with RB Leipzig this week, Sky Sports News understands.

The Slovenian striker has been linked with a number if Premier League clubs, including Arsenal and Tottenham.

However, he will sign an improved deal with the German club ahead of the Euros.

Sesko and Slovenia will face England, Denmark and Serbia at Euro 2024.

Why is Zirkzee in demand?

Joshua Zirkzee graduated through Bayern Munich's system and had spells with Parma and Anderlecht before joining Bologna in the summer of 2022.

The forward received limited game time in his first campaign in Serie A, scoring only two league goals from 808 minutes.

This term, the 23-year-old scored 11 league goals and the shot map below suggests he is most lethal from the left-of-centre region.

The heat map below also shows how the forward typically plays deeper than a conventional striker.

He also ranks among the top five players in Serie A for creating big chances, attempting dribbles and regaining possession in the final third.

Indeed, the radar graphic below reveals he ranks among the top five per cent across Europe in those three metrics.

Arsenal in race for Zirkzee | Saka fitness concerns ahead of Euros

Bukayo Saka is a fitness worry for England ahead of the Euros (Daily Mirror).

Arsenal and Man Utd are among the clubs interested in signing Joshua Zirkzee from Bologna this summer (Daily Mail).

Arsenal's Bukayo Saka emerges as England fitness worry ahead of Euro 2024 - Paper Talk

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Villa slap £50m price tag on Douglas Luiz

Arsenal have been told they'll need to cough up £50m if they want to land Aston Villa's Douglas Luiz (The Mirror).

Arsenal are ready to cut their losses on Kieran Tierney this summer, with the Gunners happy to accept just £10m for the left-back (Metro).

Jadon Sancho: Manchester United determined to sell winger after setting £40m asking price - Paper Talk

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Arsenal, Man Utd monitoring Zirkzee's AC Milan developments

Sky Sports News' Lyall Thomas and Dharmesh Sheth:

Arsenal and Manchester United remain interested in Bologna's Joshua Zirkzee amid strong interest from AC Milan.

Both clubs are understood to be closely monitoring developments with the striker.

Zirkzee is one of a number of strikers Arsenal and United are looking at this summer.

Sky in Italy are reporting that Milan are still pushing to sign him after flying to London late last week for talks.

Nothing was agreed but they remain in contact with his representatives this weekend.

Zirkzee, 23, has a £34m (€40m) release clause in his contract, which has two years left to run.

Arsenal want to bring in a young striker they can develop, having turned their attention away from players such as Alexander Isak and Ivan Toney.

Juventus are also keen on Zirkzee but are currently working on other targets, and they would need to sell a striker to bring one in.

Arsenal must spend £50m to sign Douglas Luiz

Arsenal have been told they will need to spend £50m to sign Aston Villa midfielder Douglas Luiz, according to the Sunday Mirror.

The 26-year-old, who is also attracting interest from Juventus and AC Milan, has established himself as a key part of Villa's midfield under Unai Emery and was a standout performer this season with 10 goals and 10 assists in all competitions.

Having secured qualification for next season's Champions League, Villa's finances have been boosted but the club might need to offset new signings by player sales to comply with the Premier League's profit and sustainability rules.

The Premier League clubs who are under pressure to meet the Premier League's financial rules will need to sell players before the deadline on June 30.

Villa have opened discussions with Chelsea over a deal for Conor Gallagher, but the England midfielder is valued at £50m.

Arsenal interested in £65m-rated Bournemouth striker Solanke

Bournemouth striker Dominic Solanke is available for £65m this summer and Arsenal are one of the clubs interested, according to the Sunday Express.

The former Liverpool forward scored 19 goals and registered three assists for Bournemouth last season, and his performances have seen him tipped to move to a 'Bix Six' Premier League club - with Arsenal and rivals Tottenham among those linked.

Solanke led the line impressively for Andoni Iraola's side throughout the campaign but missed out on making England's squad for Euro 2024 this summer, with Aston Villa's Ollie Watkins and Brentford's Ivan Toney preferred instead.

Arsenal looking to sell Ramsdale, Nketiah, Smith Rowe and Nelson

Arsenal are open to offers for Aaron Ramsdale, Eddie Nketiah, Emile Smith Rowe and Reiss Nelson in the summer transfer window, according to the Daily Mirror.

The Gunners are expected to try and raise additional funds by offloading players who were on the fringes of Mikel Arteta's squad last season.

Those include Ramsdale, who was replaced by David Raya as Arsenal's No 1 goalkeeper.

Nketiah also spent the majority of the campaign on the bench while Smith Rowe and Nelson, who signed a new contract just 12 months ago, are also seen as surplus to requirements.

Arsenal headlines: Gabriel hints at Brazil return

Arsenal and Brazil centre-back Gabriel said it is "his dream" to join Brazilian side Corinthians, the club he has supported since he was a child (Daily Mirror)

Hato staying at Ajax amid Arsenal links

Ajax defender Jarel Hato has revealed he is staying at the Dutch giants next season, after being linked with a move to Arsenal and Manchester United.

The left-back was strongly linked with a move to the two Premier League clubs but has committed his immediate future to Ajax.

“I'll just play for Ajax next season,” he told AjaxLife.

“I haven't finished learning here yet. And I want to win prizes with Ajax. That was my dream when I came here.”

The Sesko goals that caught Arsenal's eye? Watch his Bundesliga strikes!

Watch all of Benjamin Sesko's goals for RB Leipzig in the Bundesliga this season to see why Arsenal are interested in signing the forward.

Arsenal made approach for Girona winger Tsygankov

Arsenal have made an approach for Girona winger Viktor Tsygankov, according to Spanish outlet AS.

However, the Gunners face competition from AC Milan for the Ukraine international, who has a €30m (£25.6m) release clause in his Girona deal.

Tottenham are also keen on Tsygankov but he is keen to play in the Champions League - something Arsenal and Milan can offer.

Mikel Arteta is said to be a big fan of the 26-year-old, who can play on either wing.

Arsenal headlines: Nketiah sale to release Sesko funds?

Napoli have picked out two Arsenal players - Takehiro Tomiyasu and Emile Smith Rowe - they would be willing to include in any potential swap deal that would see £110m-rated striker Victor Osimhen move to the Gunners (Daily Mail).

Arsenal are reluctantly set to sell Eddie Nketiah this summer to free up cash to sign RB Leipzig striker Benjamin Sesko (The Sun).

Fulham keen on Arsenal's Smith Rowe

Fulham have identified Arsenal midfielder Emile Smith Rowe as a summer transfer target, according to the Evening Standard.

Arsenal will listen to offers for Smith Rowe and the 23-year-old could seek more regular football after falling out of favour under Mikel Arteta.

Smith Rowe made just 13 Premier League appearances for Arsenal during an injury-hit season, 10 of those coming as a substitute.

Arsenal will also consider offers for other fringe players like Eddie Nketiah, Aaron Ramsdale and Kieran Tierney.

Marco Silva is pushing the Fulham board to back him in the transfer market this summer and wants to strengthen his attack.

Arsenal still planning to sign Raya on permanent deal

Arsenal will exercise their option to sign David Raya on a permanent deal this week, according to Fabrizio Romano.

The goalkeeper spent this season on loan at the Emirates and displaced Aaron Ramsdale as Arsenal's No 1.

The Gunners have the option to sign Raya from Brentford for £27m.

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Partey close to Saudi move

Arsenal midfielder Thomas Partey is close to finalising a move to Saudi Arabia (ESPN).

Arsenal are not rushing to part ways with goalkeeper Aaron Ramsdale this summer (ESPN).

Sporting Lisbon will remain firm on their valuation of Arsenal target Viktor Gyokeres – with the intention of selling other first-team stars this summer instead (The Sun).

Manchester United face stiff competition for Bologna striker Joshua Zirkzee - Paper Talk

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Partey close to Saudi move

Arsenal midfielder Thomas Partey is close to finalising a move to Saudi Arabia (ESPN).

Arsenal are not rushing to part ways with goalkeeper Aaron Ramsdale this summer (ESPN).

Sporting Lisbon will remain firm on their valuation of Arsenal target Viktor Gyokeres – with the intention of selling other first-team stars this summer instead (The Sun).

Manchester United face stiff competition for Bologna striker Joshua Zirkzee - Paper Talk

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Rice among England leadership group

England captain Harry Kane has been joined by Kyle Walker, Declan Rice and Kieran Trippier in Gareth Southgate's new-look unofficial leadership group, according to the Daily Mail.

Wienroither signs new Arsenal deal

Laura Wienroither has signed a new deal with Arsenal Women.

The defender spent much of the 2023/24 campaign sidelined with an ACL injury, returning to the team in April.

The 25-year-old has made 47 appearances since joining the club in January 2022.

“It’s such an incredible feeling for me to put pen to paper once again for the Arsenal," Wienroither told the club's official website.

“I’m so happy to remain at this club and to have the opportunity to continue playing for a football team that I consider home. Being back on the pitch with my teammates is a feeling I can’t describe, and I can’t wait for the next season to get started.”

Head coach Jonas Eidevall added: “I’m delighted that Laura has signed a new deal with us. She brings us real quality in the full-back position, while her work rate and team spirit are just as important.

"She’s worked so hard on her return to competition and I’m sure she will continue to make a big contribution to the squad moving forward.”

Arsenal target Sesko staying at RB Leipzig

Benjamin Sesko is expected to sign a new contract with RB Leipzig this week, Sky Sports News understands.

The Slovenian striker has been linked with a number if Premier League clubs, including Arsenal and Tottenham.

However, he will sign an improved deal with the German club ahead of the Euros.

Sesko and Slovenia will face England, Denmark and Serbia at Euro 2024.

Why is Zirkzee in demand?

Joshua Zirkzee graduated through Bayern Munich's system and had spells with Parma and Anderlecht before joining Bologna in the summer of 2022.

The forward received limited game time in his first campaign in Serie A, scoring only two league goals from 808 minutes.

This term, the 23-year-old scored 11 league goals and the shot map below suggests he is most lethal from the left-of-centre region.

The heat map below also shows how the forward typically plays deeper than a conventional striker.

He also ranks among the top five players in Serie A for creating big chances, attempting dribbles and regaining possession in the final third.

Indeed, the radar graphic below reveals he ranks among the top five per cent across Europe in those three metrics.

Arsenal in race for Zirkzee | Saka fitness concerns ahead of Euros

Bukayo Saka is a fitness worry for England ahead of the Euros (Daily Mirror).

Arsenal and Man Utd are among the clubs interested in signing Joshua Zirkzee from Bologna this summer (Daily Mail).

Arsenal's Bukayo Saka emerges as England fitness worry ahead of Euro 2024 - Paper Talk

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Villa slap £50m price tag on Douglas Luiz

Arsenal have been told they'll need to cough up £50m if they want to land Aston Villa's Douglas Luiz (The Mirror).

Arsenal are ready to cut their losses on Kieran Tierney this summer, with the Gunners happy to accept just £10m for the left-back (Metro).

Jadon Sancho: Manchester United determined to sell winger after setting £40m asking price - Paper Talk

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Arsenal, Man Utd monitoring Zirkzee's AC Milan developments

Sky Sports News' Lyall Thomas and Dharmesh Sheth:

Arsenal and Manchester United remain interested in Bologna's Joshua Zirkzee amid strong interest from AC Milan.

Both clubs are understood to be closely monitoring developments with the striker.

Zirkzee is one of a number of strikers Arsenal and United are looking at this summer.

Sky in Italy are reporting that Milan are still pushing to sign him after flying to London late last week for talks.

Nothing was agreed but they remain in contact with his representatives this weekend.

Zirkzee, 23, has a £34m (€40m) release clause in his contract, which has two years left to run.

Arsenal want to bring in a young striker they can develop, having turned their attention away from players such as Alexander Isak and Ivan Toney.

Juventus are also keen on Zirkzee but are currently working on other targets, and they would need to sell a striker to bring one in.

Arsenal must spend £50m to sign Douglas Luiz

Arsenal have been told they will need to spend £50m to sign Aston Villa midfielder Douglas Luiz, according to the Sunday Mirror.

The 26-year-old, who is also attracting interest from Juventus and AC Milan, has established himself as a key part of Villa's midfield under Unai Emery and was a standout performer this season with 10 goals and 10 assists in all competitions.

Having secured qualification for next season's Champions League, Villa's finances have been boosted but the club might need to offset new signings by player sales to comply with the Premier League's profit and sustainability rules.

The Premier League clubs who are under pressure to meet the Premier League's financial rules will need to sell players before the deadline on June 30.

Villa have opened discussions with Chelsea over a deal for Conor Gallagher, but the England midfielder is valued at £50m.

Arsenal interested in £65m-rated Bournemouth striker Solanke

Bournemouth striker Dominic Solanke is available for £65m this summer and Arsenal are one of the clubs interested, according to the Sunday Express.

The former Liverpool forward scored 19 goals and registered three assists for Bournemouth last season, and his performances have seen him tipped to move to a 'Bix Six' Premier League club - with Arsenal and rivals Tottenham among those linked.

Solanke led the line impressively for Andoni Iraola's side throughout the campaign but missed out on making England's squad for Euro 2024 this summer, with Aston Villa's Ollie Watkins and Brentford's Ivan Toney preferred instead.

Arsenal looking to sell Ramsdale, Nketiah, Smith Rowe and Nelson

Arsenal are open to offers for Aaron Ramsdale, Eddie Nketiah, Emile Smith Rowe and Reiss Nelson in the summer transfer window, according to the Daily Mirror.

The Gunners are expected to try and raise additional funds by offloading players who were on the fringes of Mikel Arteta's squad last season.

Those include Ramsdale, who was replaced by David Raya as Arsenal's No 1 goalkeeper.

Nketiah also spent the majority of the campaign on the bench while Smith Rowe and Nelson, who signed a new contract just 12 months ago, are also seen as surplus to requirements.

Arsenal headlines: Gabriel hints at Brazil return

Arsenal and Brazil centre-back Gabriel said it is "his dream" to join Brazilian side Corinthians, the club he has supported since he was a child (Daily Mirror)

Hato staying at Ajax amid Arsenal links

Ajax defender Jarel Hato has revealed he is staying at the Dutch giants next season, after being linked with a move to Arsenal and Manchester United.

The left-back was strongly linked with a move to the two Premier League clubs but has committed his immediate future to Ajax.

“I'll just play for Ajax next season,” he told AjaxLife.

“I haven't finished learning here yet. And I want to win prizes with Ajax. That was my dream when I came here.”

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Arsenal made approach for Girona winger Tsygankov

Arsenal have made an approach for Girona winger Viktor Tsygankov, according to Spanish outlet AS.

However, the Gunners face competition from AC Milan for the Ukraine international, who has a €30m (£25.6m) release clause in his Girona deal.

Tottenham are also keen on Tsygankov but he is keen to play in the Champions League - something Arsenal and Milan can offer.

Mikel Arteta is said to be a big fan of the 26-year-old, who can play on either wing.

Arsenal headlines: Nketiah sale to release Sesko funds?

Napoli have picked out two Arsenal players - Takehiro Tomiyasu and Emile Smith Rowe - they would be willing to include in any potential swap deal that would see £110m-rated striker Victor Osimhen move to the Gunners (Daily Mail).

Arsenal are reluctantly set to sell Eddie Nketiah this summer to free up cash to sign RB Leipzig striker Benjamin Sesko (The Sun).

Fulham keen on Arsenal's Smith Rowe

Fulham have identified Arsenal midfielder Emile Smith Rowe as a summer transfer target, according to the Evening Standard.

Arsenal will listen to offers for Smith Rowe and the 23-year-old could seek more regular football after falling out of favour under Mikel Arteta.

Smith Rowe made just 13 Premier League appearances for Arsenal during an injury-hit season, 10 of those coming as a substitute.

Arsenal will also consider offers for other fringe players like Eddie Nketiah, Aaron Ramsdale and Kieran Tierney.

Marco Silva is pushing the Fulham board to back him in the transfer market this summer and wants to strengthen his attack.

Liverpool, Arsenal and Man City chase Newcastle's Guimaraes

Liverpool, Arsenal and Manchester City are keen to sign Newcastle's Bruno Guimaraes this summer, according to Spanish outlet AS.

Newcastle are reported to be considering sanctioning a sale of one of their biggest assets to meet Profitability and Sustainability Rules this summer.

Guimaraes is said to have a release clause of around €115m (£98.1m), although the Magpies could accept a fee closer to €80m (£68.2m).

City met with Guimaraes' representatives in January, while their interest in Lucas Paqueta, his Brazil team-mate, has waned due to his FA charge of alleged breaches of betting rules.

Arsenal are keen to upgrade on Jorginho and Thomas Partey at the base of their midfield, while Liverpool see Guimaraes as a potential marquee signing for Arne Slot, the new head coach.

Arsenal to revive interest in Kiwior

AC Milan are set to reignite their interest in Jakub Kiwior this summer, says the Sunday Express.

The Poland international, 24, is contracted to the north London club until the summer of 2028.

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Sky Sports News' chief reporter Kaveh Solhekol reflects on the charges over Man City's alleged breaches of Premier League financial rules...

This article was first published in February 2023 and has since been updated.

What are the charges against Man City?

Manchester City have been charged with breaking financial fair play rules around 100 times over a nine-year period, which started in 2009 and went on until 2018.

During that period, Man City, who have denied all the charges against them, won the Premier League three times.

The Premier League's financial fair play rules are designed to ensure clubs pretty much spend what they earn. You can get around that potentially by inflating how much you're earning or hiding how much you are spending.

According to the Premier League, Man City broke the rules over nine seasons by allegedly failing to provide accurate financial information.

Among the charges against City are that they didn't fully disclose the financial remunerations that were made to one of their managers over a four-year period. The suggestion is that there was a secret contract so one of the managers was getting paid much more than officially stated.

The Premier League also allege Man City didn't comply with UEFA's financial fair play rules over a five-year period. They also allege that Man City have not fully co-operated with the Premier League's investigation.

What are the possible punishments?

According to Premier League rules, it can be a points deduction or even the threat of expulsion from the Premier League, although I think that would be an extreme punishment.

But a points deduction would only be applied be in the current season.

What do rival clubs make of it all?

Many Premier League clubs want City to be relegated if they are found guilty of breaking rules over nine seasons.

There is a feeling among top-flight clubs that taking away City's titles retrospectively would be meaningless and cause confusion, but a fine is also not likely to have much of an effect, either.

The clubs who had been pressing hardest for action were the other members of the so-called 'big six': Manchester United, Liverpool, Arsenal, Chelsea and Tottenham.

There will not be much sympathy for City, who have won the Premier League six times in the last 11 years, if they are found guilty.

How did the investigation begin?

The only reason this all came to light was five years ago, German outlet Der Spiegel published an investigation which was based on the work of a Portuguese computer hacker Rui Pinto, who had hacked into the email accounts of various football clubs and agents. It was this story that started the UEFA investigation into Man City, which also led to this Premier League investigation.

Man City issued a statement at the time the charges were brought, which read: "Manchester City FC is surprised by the issuing of these alleged breaches of the Premier League rules, particularly given the extensive engagement and vast amount of detailed materials that the EPL has been provided with.

"The club welcomes the review of this matter by an independent commission, to impartially consider the comprehensive body of irrefutable evidence that exists in support of its position.

"As such we look forward to this matter being put to rest once and for all."

Can City appeal?

The independent commission will be formed of three members, who will be selected by Murray Rosen KC, the chair of the Premier League's judicial panel.

The three-person panel can include any of the 15 members of the judicial panel, as well as non-members.

Once a judgement is made, the Premier League and Man City will be able to appeal - although it cannot be taken to the CAS.

Instead, Rosen would appoint an appeal panel made up of new members. There are currently six members of the Premier League appeal panel.

Who will be on the panel?

Stephen Taylor Heath, JMW head of sports law, speaking to Sky Sports News:

"The commission will have a legal representative on the panel, and you'd expect that representative to be a pretty heavyweight King's Counsel.

"Manchester City have had an obligation to comply with the Premier League's investigation and they now have an obligation to comply with the commission's procedure. If they don't comply then a dim view will be taken.

"If the charges relate to administrative errors then the sanctions will be a slap on the wrist. You would think, if the Premier League have taken it this far, they either think there is a case to answer or they've simply got to the point where they haven't been given the answers, and they're now putting it to a commission to get those answers."

What could the ramifications be for other Premier League clubs?

Football finance expert Kieran Maguire speaking to Sky Sports News:

"If you talk to lawyers, they say it would be difficult for another club to say they lost a title or, perhaps more importantly, access to the Champions League and all the rewards that it brings.

"There was talk not too long ago about Burnley and Leeds potentially putting in a claim against Everton with regards to their financial scenario, although that was never crystallised.

"Everybody is going to be watching this with a huge amount of interest and once independent commission makes a judgement, things will move on from there."

Liverpool reportedly accept £27.5m Brentford bid for Carvalho

Brentford have agreed a £27.5m deal to sign Liverpool's Fabio Carvalho, according to the PA news agency.

The transfer package reportedly includes a number of easily-achievable incentives and a 17.5 per cent sell-on clause.

However, as part of the £5m deal which took the Portuguese to Anfield in 2022, Fulham are due 20 per cent of the fee the Bees are paying.

Carvalho spent last season out on loan at first RB Leipzig and then Hull, scoring nine goals in 20 Championship games for the latter.

Thorup: Rowe withdrawal hampered Norwich at Oxford

New Norwich boss Johannes Hoff Thorup said Jonathan Rowe’s decision to withdraw from the squad on the morning of the 2-0 defeat at Championship newcomers Oxford had a big impact on his team.

The 21-year-old winger has been linked with a move away from Carrow Road during the summer transfer window and was absent at the Kassam Stadium after a reported bid from Marseille on Friday.

A goal in each half by Mark Harris and Cameron Brannagan condemned Thorup to defeat in his first game in charge of City.

The Dane said: “It was too late a decision. It should not happen on game days, of course. It’s fair to say it can have some effect on the group and on the performance level.

“These things can happen, it can also be an injury in the warm-up and you have to find the best possible solution.

“I think it’s positive that we have players who are interesting to other clubs. We have to be prepared that something can happen – not just with Jonny but with others in the rest of the window now.

“You need to prepare for more or less everything when the transfer window is open. But it was not ideal and if I were a teammate I would not be happy about the situation.

“My next plan is to have a conversation with Jonny on what happened today – and how can we continue moving forward.”

Bournemouth agree deal to sign Barcelona's Araujo

Latest from Sky Sports' Mark McAdam:

Bournemouth have agreed an £8m deal with Barcelona for defender Julian Araujo.

Mexico international Araujo will travel to the UK tomorrow and start his medical on Monday.

The 22 year-old defender spent last season on loan at Las Palmas where he made 28 appearances in the league and cup.

Bournemouth turn sights to Solanke replacement

Bournemouth now turn their attention to his replacement and, according to PA Media, they have been actively working on alternatives for Dominic Solanke under the proviso that he could leave after an impressive season.

Cherries chief executive Neill Blake paid tribute to Solanke, who scored 77 goals in 214 appearances for the south-coast club.

Blake said: “After Dominic’s performances for us – in particular his impressive 2023-24 season – it has come as no surprise that a team of Tottenham’s calibre has shown an interest.

“This move has developed quickly but Dominic has remained professional throughout and I’d like to thank him for that.

“His development since arriving in 2019 is a credit to his work rate and endeavour, as well as the platform AFC Bournemouth gives young talent to grow.

“We’re pleased to secure a club-record fee for Dominic and he also leaves with everyone’s sincere well wishes at AFC Bournemouth.”

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Spurs trio to be introduced ahead of kick-off

Tottenham's three new signings will be introduced to the home fans ahead of this evening's pre-season friendly against Bayern Munich.

Dominic Solanke's move from Bournemouth was confirmed earlier today, with Spurs playing £65m for the striker.

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Transfer news: Premier League ins and outs

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De Ligt news will delight Man Utd fans

Sky Sports' Nick Wright at Wembley ahead of Man Utd's game against Man City in the Community Shield:

"Jonny Evans has served the club well since his return last year but his presence in the team today, at 36, combined with the injury to new signing Leny Yoro, underlines the need for reinforcements in central defence.

"Bayern Munich's Matthijs de Ligt fits the bill. The Netherlands international is well-known to Erik ten Hag, his former boss at Ajax, and, at 24, he should have his peak years ahead of him.

"The deal to bring him to the club comes too late for any kind of involvement today, of course, but it is a timely boost ahead of the Premier League campaign, especially with Noussair Mazraoui set to follow."

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Next Up: EFL 10 under 23

In the latest edition of Next Up, Ron Walker, Dan Long and Sam Blitz discuss 10 of the brightest prospects under the age of 23 currently playing in the Sky Bet EFL!

Hear about Jobe Bellingham, Rocco Vata and more below...

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The best of De Ligt in the Bundesliga

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Man Utd make initial approach for Ugarte

Manchester United are interested in Paris Saint-Germain midfielder Manuel Ugarte, with the Uruguay international one of a number of players they are looking at.

United want to sign a new central midfielder this summer and have made an initial approach to sign Ugarte.

He is one of a number of players the Premier League club are keeping an eye on as they look to strengthen in that area. As yet, no formal bids have been made for any potential targets.

Discussions are continuing internally over the next steps.

Their other main priorities are a new striker and central defender.

United remain in talks with the representatives of striker Joshua Zirkzee, with the club prepared to pay his release clause at Bologna.

United also remain interested in Everton defender Jarrad Branthwaite but have yet to follow up their initial offer, which was rejected.

Aberdeen want 'proper value' for Barron

Aberdeen chief exec Alan Burrows says they are prepared to take Rangers to a tribunal if it means getting best value for Connor Barron.

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'Newcastle interested in Gatti'

Newcastle are interested in Juventus defender Federico Gatti, according to La Gazzetta dello Sport.

The Italian newspaper suggests the 26-year-old is valued at around €25 million.

Gatti made 36 apearances for I Bianconeri last season.

Chelsea in for Toon frontman Isak?

Chelsea have made an enquiry for Newcastle striker Alexander Isak, according to the Daily Mail.

The report suggests talks have taken place between the two clubs and that it would take a fee in excess of the club-record £115m paid for Moises Caicedo last summer to bring Isak to Stamford Bridge.

The Swede scored 25 goals in 40 appearances for the Magpies in 2023/24.

Monaco no longer favourites to sign Mikautadze

Monaco are no longer the favourites to sign Georges Mikautadze from Metz, report L'Equipe.

The Georgian forward joined Ajax last summer, but returned to Metz on loan in January, with his permanent return confirmed last month.

Mikautadze, 23, is currently the joint-top scorer at Euro 2024 with two goals.

'PSG will only loan Simons out'

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'Celtic winger heading to Sweden'

Sead Haksabanovic’s unhappy spell at Celtic is coming to a close after a deal was agreed to send the Montenegro international to Swedish champions Malmo, report the Daily Record.

The 25-year-old joined the club in the summer of 2022, but spent last season out on loan at Stoke.

Everton agree fee for Ndiaye with Bayern interested in Onana

Everton have agreed a fee with Marseille for ex-Sheffield United forward Iliman Ndiaye, while Bayern Munich have an interest in Toffees midfielder Amadou Onana.

Everton transfer news: Toffees agree fee for Marseille's Iliman Ndiaye with Bayern Munich interested in Amadou Onana

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Ex-Japan international 'King Kazu' Miura starts new loan aged 57

Kazuyoshi Miura was matter-of-fact about it this week when he joined Japanese club Atletico Suzuka.

"I'm at quite an age," he said in a Tokyo news conference.

Miura is 57, and the former Japanese international is still playing after most of his contemporaries have been out of the game for decades.

Simply known as "King Kazu," he is joining the fourth-tier Japanese club on loan from second-division team FC Yokohama.

He returns to Japan and the same Suzuka club after playing for two seasons on loan with second-division Portuguese team Oliveirense, where he played sparingly and failed to score.

Miura scored two goals in his first stint with the Suzuka club in 2022 before leaving for Portugal.

Miura scored 55 goals in 89 appearances and was a star with Japan's national team in the 1990s.

"Retiring isn't an option. I want to play as many minutes as I can in games," Miura said this week at a news conference, quoted by Japanese news agency Kyodo.

Miura has played professionally in Brazil, Italy, Croatia, Australia and Portugal. He made his debut in 1986 with Brazilian club Santos, a side made famous by Brazilian star Pele.

'Not fit for purpose' | Are PSR rules ruining the transfer market?

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Mustafi joins Germany youth setup after retirement

Former Arsenal defender Shkodran Mustafi has retired from professional football and taken on a role as part of Germany’s U17 coaching staff, report the Daily Mail.

The 32-year-old had been without a club since an injury-hit spell at Levante came to an end last summer.

'RB Leipzig remain interested in Liverpool's Morton'

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Bellamy, Parker remain in running for Burnley job

Craig Bellamy and Scott Parker are still in the running to become Burnley’s new boss after Ruud van Nistelrooy opted to return to Manchester United, report the Daily Mirror.

Bellamy - the current acting head coach at Turf Moor - has been at the club since 2022 and previously worked under Vincent Kompany.

Parker, meanwhile, has been out of work since March 2023, when an ill-fated spell at Club Brugge came to an end after just 12 games.

Man Utd could enter race for Calvert-Lewin

Man Utd could enter the race to sign Everton striker Dominic Calvert-Lewin if they are unable to get a deal with Bologna’s Joshua Zirkzee over the line, according to The Sun.

Sky Sports reported on Monday that Newcastle would not pursue their interest in the 27-year-old.

The Magpies had been in talks with the player but a £40m deal had proved too costly.

Calvert-Lewin has a year left on his contract at Goodison Park and is a player Newcastle boss Eddie Howe had been monitoring for several years.

ICYMI: Earps to join PSG from Man Utd

Mary Earps will leave Manchester United Women at the end of her contract to join Paris Saint-Germain.

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'Ten Hag moves closer to new Man Utd deal'

Erik ten Hag has moved closer to signing a new contract at Manchester United following positive talks with the club and is set to retain the title of manager, report the Daily Mail.

The Dutchman has one-year remaining on his current deal, but he has been offered fresh terms.

However, it is understood nothing has yet been finalised.

'Barcelona hold talks over shock Philogene move'

Barcelona have held talks with Hull City over a shock move for young forward Jaden Philogene according to reports in Spain.

The London-born 22-year-old came through Aston Villa's youth ranks before joining the Tigers last September.

Philogene scored 12 goals and provided six assists in 33 games in all competitions last term.

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Thelin has three-year plan for Aberdeen

New Aberdeen manager Jimmy Thelin is focused on the long-term development of the team, while acknowledging the immediate expectations he faces.

Could Man Utd pull out of Branthwaite transfer?

Dharmesh Sheth says although Jarrad Branthwaite is a top target for Manchester United, INEOS will walk away from a deal if Everton don't bring down their asking price.

Le Bris appointed Sunderland manager

Sunderland have confirmed Regis Le Bris as their new head coach.

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The Championship side have agreed compensation with Lorient and Le Bris has been granted a work permit.

The process had been drawn out further by the approach for Will Still, which failed earlier this month.

Le Bris, 48, was on a five-man shortlist drawn up when Michael Beale left in February.

Chelsea close to signing Villa youngster Kellyman

Chelsea are set to sign Aston Villa youngster Omari Kellyman, as Ian Maatsen completes his move to Villa.

The two clubs have been discussing a player moving to Stamford Bridge amidst talks for the left-back, with Chelsea interested in striker Jhon Duran.

But there has been no agreement for the Colombian yet, so Kellyman - an 18-year-old attacking midfielder and England U20 international - is instead closing in on the switch for a reported £19m.

Maatsen close to agreeing terms with Chelsea

Chelsea's Ian Maatsen has a broad agreement on personal terms with Aston Villa.

The final details on a six-year contract are being sorted now.

It's understood he will have his medical in Germany this weekend. Maatsen is part of the Netherlands Euro 2024 squad.

The fee for the 22-year-old is understood to be to be between £35m and £40m and it will rise with add-ons.

Chelsea announce signing of Estevao Willian

Chelsea have announced the signing of Brazilian wonderkid Estevao Willian, in a deal worth an initial £29.1m.

The 17-year-old winger from Palmeiras will officially join Chelsea next summer, after he turns 18 in April.

Brazil youth international winger Estevao is rated as one of the best young talents in his country. He has two goals and two assists from 10 Brazilian Serie A appearances.

The Brazil youth international is nicknamed Messinho having been likened to Lionel Messi.

Bayern agree deal to sign Palace winger Olise

Bayern Munich have reached an agreement with Crystal Palace to sign winger Michael Olise, according to Sky Germany.

The Bundesliga giants will pay €60m (£50.7m) including add-ons to bring the 22-year-old to the Allianz Arena.

Last week, Sky Sports News reported that Bayern, Chelsea and Newcastle had approached Palace before Chelsea dropped out of the race to sign Olise.

Chelsea offered the player a competitive financial package but he wanted to move to Bayern. He is now expected to sign a contract until 2029 with Vincent Kompany's side.

After joining Palace in 2021, Olise scored 10 goals and provided six assists in 19 appearances last season, despite a largely injury-hit campaign. His current deal with the Premier League club was not due to expire until 2027.

West Ham make bid for Wolves captain Kilman

West Ham have made a bid worth £25m for Wolves captain Max Kilman.

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Harrison returning to Everton

Latest from Sky Sports News senior reporter Tim Thornton:

A deal to take Leeds winger Jack Harrison back to Everton for another season-long loan is expected to be completed within 48 hours.

The 27-year-old, who is under contract at Leeds until 2028, spent the last campaign on loan at Goodison Park.

Newcastle in talks to sign Everton striker Calvert-Lewin

Newcastle are in talks with Everton over a deal for striker Dominic Calvert-Lewin.

The 27-year-old has a year left on his contract at Goodison Park and is a player that Newcastle boss Eddie Howe has been monitoring for several years, although a deal could be tricky depending on the financial package the player and Everton want.

In a separate deal, Everton are interested in signing Newcastle winger Yankuba Minteh.

The 19-year-old spent a successful season with Arne Slot's Feyenoord last year but has never played a game for Newcastle.

However, there are a number of European clubs also interested in Minteh and preparing to rival Everton's potential offer.

Both moves would help Newcastle and Everton with their respective PSR issues.

Man Utd, Spurs interested in Lille's David

Latest from Sky Sports News' Dharmesh Sheth:

Manchester United and Tottenham are among a number of Premier League clubs interested in Lille forward Jonathan David.

As yet, no formal contact has been made, but that can change quickly.

David is into the final year of his contract.

Last week, Lille president Olivier Letang said David and defender Leny Yoro would be allowed to leave in this transfer window.

Chelsea in talks to sign Villa prospect Kellyman

Chelsea are in talks with Aston Villa about signing teenage prospect Omari Kellyman as Ian Maatsen closes in on his move to the Midlands, according to the Telegraph.

The report claims Kellyman, an 18-year-old attacking player, is seen as a big prospect inside Villa Park and Chelsea have enquired about taking him to Stamford Bridge as part of the talks surrounding Maatsen, Jhon Duran and Conor Gallagher.

Chelsea have not yet dropped their interest in Duran, but are taking time to make background checks and discuss personal terms with the Colombian, while also checking on other striker targets.

In the meantime, Chelsea have opened negotiations over Kellyman, who Villa value at £20m due to his talent and potential.

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Iroegbunam joins Everton from Villa

Everton have signed midfielder Tim Iroegbunam from Aston Villa for an undisclosed fee on a three-year deal.

The 20-year-old becomes the Toffees' first summer signing and will meet his new team-mates when Sean Dyche's side report back to Finch Farm for the start of pre-season next month.

Iroegbunam has represented England at youth level and was part of the side that won the European U19 Championship in 2022.

After sealing his move to Everton, he told evertontv: "I'm very pleased. Everton is an amazing club, a big club and I'm just really happy to join and I can't wait to get started.

"It was a move that I didn't want to pass by. I wanted to take the opportunity.

"When I spoke to Kevin [Thelwell], he told me more about the club – its history, the future and where they see me playing.

"It made me feel very excited because there are big things coming, especially with the new stadium.

"When I've been to Goodison as an opposition player, I've seen how the Everton fans are. You can tell straight away what the atmosphere is like – they are always backing the team. I'm going to work hard for them.

"I just can't wait to get started. I'm going to give everything and I can't wait to show what I can bring to this club."

Villa and Chelsea agree £37.5m deal for Maatsen

Dharmesh Sheth says Aston Villa and Chelsea have agreed a deal of at least £37.5m plus add-ons for left back Ian Maatsen.

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Dharmesh Sheth says although Jarrad Branthwaite is a top target for Manchester United, INEOS will walk away from a deal if Everton don't bring down their asking price.

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Bayern bid for Palhinha

Latest from Sky Sports News chief reporter Kaveh Solhekol:

Bayern Munich have made another offer for Fulham midfielder Joao Palhinha.

Palhinha wants to join Bayern after almost completing a move to the German giants last summer.

The bid is believed to be worth less than £40m in total.

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Nev: Why it's right Ten Hag is staying

Man Utd legend and Sky Sports pundit Gary Neville has given his thoughts on the decision to keep Erik Ten Hag as manager.

After a post-season review, Ten Hag was given the blessing of new co-owners INEOS to continue in his role, though he has since admitted he was aware they had held talks with Thomas Tuchel about potentially taking over.

Speaking to Sky Sports News, Neville said the stability Ten Hag offered was a positive amid so much other change around Old Trafford.

He said: "It's one of those that's not perfect, waiting two and a half weeks after the end of the season, and quite obviously flirting with other managers in the mean time.

But I believe because he had such a disappointing season in the league, the club were well within their rights to be able to see what was out there in the market.

But as we all know, the manager market has been quite difficult for a number of top clubs in Europe, and I'm happy they're maintained that stability into next season.

I think they've come to the right conclusion, but they were within their rights to look at other options.

The fact Ten Hag knows they looked at other options is not ideal, but he's got to accept when you finished where they did, there is a chance you could lose your job - so he should be happy, the club should be happy.

The big thing for me is looking at Man Utd changing owners, sporting director, CEO, technical director and CFO, the five or six major positions, to have some stability in the football side is a sensible thing.

It allows those people not in the club yet to build the foundations underneath the football side.

Having to settle in a new manager in at the same time would've been more difficult. Any new manager would've said they wanted to look at the playing staff, they'd want new players, a transfer budget which Man Utd don't quite have at the moment because of PSR.

It's a sensible thing for the club, and the right thing for Erik Ten Hag.

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Napoli insist Kvaratskhelia is not for sale after his agent claims he wants to leave club

Napoli insist Georgia star Khvicha Kvaratskhelia is not for sale after his agent said the winger wants to leave the club this summer.

The 23-year-old's agent Mamuka Jugeli revealed his client wants to join a Champions League side.

Jugeli said on the eve of Georgia's Euro 2024 opener against Turkey: "We want to leave Naples, but we are waiting for the end of the European Championship first.

"Our priority is to move to a team that plays in the Champions League.

"With (Antonio) Conte, Napoli undoubtedly has big plans. I am sure that they will qualify for the Champions League and that they will still fight for the Scudetto, but this does not mean that Kvaratskhelia wants to stay.

"Worse is that if he stays at Napoli, Khvicha will lose a year. We are worried ."

But Napoli are not willing to sell Kvaratskhelia and issued a statement to clarify their position over his future.

Napoli posted on X late on Sunday night: "In reference to the statements of Kvaratskhelia's agent, Mamuka Jugeli, and his father Badri, Napoli reiterates that the player has a contract for another three years with the club.

"Kvaratskhelia is not on the market. It is not the agents or fathers who decide the future of a player under contract with Napoli but the Napoli club!!! End of the story."

Sky in Italy understand the Serie A side have already rejected an £84.6m (€100m) from Paris Saint-Germain for Kvaratskhelia.

Nev: Why it's right Ten Hag is staying

Man Utd legend and Sky Sports pundit Gary Neville has given his thoughts on the decision to keep Erik Ten Hag as manager.

After a post-season review, Ten Hag was given the blessing of new co-owners INEOS to continue in his role, though he has since admitted he was aware they had held talks with Thomas Tuchel about potentially taking over.

Speaking to Sky Sports News, Neville said the stability Ten Hag offered was a positive amid so much other change around Old Trafford.

He said: "It's one of those that's not perfect, waiting two and a half weeks after the end of the season, and quite obviously flirting with other managers in the mean time.

But I believe because he had such a disappointing season in the league, the club were well within their rights to be able to see what was out there in the market.

But as we all know, the manager market has been quite difficult for a number of top clubs in Europe, and I'm happy they're maintained that stability into next season.

I think they've come to the right conclusion, but they were within their rights to look at other options.

The fact Ten Hag knows they looked at other options is not ideal, but he's got to accept when you finished where they did, there is a chance you could lose your job - so he should be happy, the club should be happy.

The big thing for me is looking at Man Utd changing owners, sporting director, CEO, technical director and CFO, the five or six major positions, to have some stability in the football side is a sensible thing.

It allows those people not in the club yet to build the foundations underneath the football side.

Having to settle in a new manager in at the same time would've been more difficult. Any new manager would've said they wanted to look at the playing staff, they'd want new players, a transfer budget which Man Utd don't quite have at the moment because of PSR.

It's a sensible thing for the club, and the right thing for Erik Ten Hag.

Newcastle look at Iceland's Thorsteinsson

Newcastle are considering a move for Iceland winger Jon Dagur Thorsteinsson, according to the Newcastle Chronicle.

The 25-year-old currently plays for Belgian side OH Leuven but was at Fulham for a year in 2018/19.

He scored the winner for his country at Wembley last week in England's final warm-up game before Euro 2024.

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Next Up: Euro 2024's potential breakout stars

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'Spurs interested in Monaco right-back Vanderson'

Tottenham are showing interest in Monaco right-back Vanderson, according to Fabrizio Romano.

The 22-year-old Brazilian is being considered if Emerson Royal departs Spurs.

Emerson is reportedly expected to leave with AC Milan said to be his favoured destination.

Spurs' hopes of a deal could potentially be complicated by Monaco's €40m (£33.8m) valuation.

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Osimhen, Zirkzee and more! | Ten in-demand strikers this summer

With several Premier League clubs on the hunt for a new striker, Sky Sports' Sam Blitz has the lowdown on ten of the most sought-after forwards in Europe.

Napoli issue statement insisting Kvaratskhelia is not for sale

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Monday's Man Utd gossip and rumours...

Manchester United have reportedly reignited their interest in Xavi Simons - after initially agreeing a £50m transfer fee for him last summer (The Sun).

Manchester United are reportedly planning a bid for Matthijs De Ligt (The Sun).

Manchester United will threaten to walk away from a deal for Jarrad Branthwaite after Everton rejected their opening bid worth £43m including add-ons (Daily Mirror).

Back Pages: Bellingham on the path to greatness

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Man City and Man Utd contact PSG over Simons

Manchester City, Manchester United and Arsenal are among the clubs to have contacted Paris Saint-Germain over the signing of Xavi Simons, according to L'Equipe.

Bayern Munich are also said to be interested in the 21-year-old, but PSG are not planning on selling the forward this summer and intend to loan him out again.

Simons spent last term on loan at RB Leipzig, scoring 10 goals and registering 15 assists.

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Ten Hag aware of Tuchel talks: 'Man Utd decided they had the best trainer'

Erik ten Hag has publicly admitted that he is aware talks took place between Manchester United and other managers, including Thomas Tuchel.

Ten Hag, who found out this week he would remain United boss for the 2024/25 season and is now set to sign a new contract, appeared on Dutch television as a pundit ahead of England's Euro 2024 opener with Serbia.

Speaking to broadcaster NPO, the 54-year-old said: "Everyone has heard that they have spoken to several candidates. That's no secret.

"In the Netherlands that is not done. You are not even allowed to talk to another club if there is a current trainer there. But in England the rules and laws are different.

"In the end, they came to the conclusion that they have the best trainer."

Ten Hag had been on holiday in Ibiza when his future was settled, with INEOS deciding the Dutchman was the right man to lead the club forward following a post-season review.

"As in any organisation, there is an evaluation and that seems very sensible to me," Ten Hag said.

"We had a good discussion and various topics were discussed. One of the conclusions is that we will extend the contract, but we still have to reach an agreement."