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Tottenham Hotspur have received full sporting approval to open formal discussions with Galatasaray for prolific striker Victor Osimhen, as Roberto De Zerbi steps up his search for a elite, consistent goalscorer to lead his attack. Spurs have made an initial enquiry in the £50 million to £55 million range, but Galatasaray are standing firm and want closer to £65 million = £65,000,000 to sell their star man. The Turkish champions paid around £64 million to sign him permanently last summer, view him as untouchable for less than that figure, and have no pressure to

Manchester United are actively exploring a surprise move for Arsenal’s highly‑rated academy graduate Myles Lewis‑Skelly, as Michael Carrick looks to add long‑term depth and versatility to the left side of his squad, according to reliable reports. United have held a long‑standing interest in the England youth international, seeing him as an ideal option to provide competition and cover for Luke Shaw at left‑back – while his natural ability to play central midfield also appeals amid their ongoing squad build. The Red Devils are also pushing for Newcastle’s Lewis Hall

Tottenham Hotspur have reaffirmed their strong interest in Liverpool’s Cody Gakpo, making the Netherlands international one of their top attacking priorities as Roberto De Zerbi looks to strengthen his forward line – though Liverpool currently have no appetite to sell and have set a steep valuation of around £72 million. Sources confirm Spurs have held fresh enquiries and positive talks with Gakpo’s representatives, with the player open to exploring a new challenge after seeing limited consistent minutes last season. De Zerbi is a known admirer, seeing him as a versatile option who

Chelsea are putting the final touches to an improved offer for Alex Scott, after their initial bid of £64 million was firmly rejected by Bournemouth earlier this week. The Blues are ready to table a revised proposal worth around £70 million as they ramp up their efforts to land one of the most sought‑after young midfielders in the league. Scott is a top priority for Xabi Alonso, who views the 22‑year‑old as an ideal long‑term option to add energy, ball‑winning quality and passing range to his midfield rebuild. The England U21

Manchester United made an initial enquiry about Orlando Gill following his standout 2026 World Cup — but they are NOT actively pursuing a deal or planning a bid. Gill’s agent Mario Jara confirmed to DSports Radio: “There were enquiries with Manchester United. We only received two concrete offers, and we are currently in the negotiation phase”. However, Fabrizio Romano and club sources have clarified United’s stance: their goalkeeping setup is already set for the season — Senne Lammens, Karl Darlow and Tom Heaton — and they have no plans

Liverpool are set to formally step up their pursuit of Bradley Barcola, with the club ready to submit their first official bid to PSG in the coming days. Talks have been ongoing for weeks, and Barcola has already made clear his desire to move to Anfield — he has verbally agreed in principle to join and is fully committed to the project under Andoni Iraola. Bayern Munich have ruled themselves out of the race, leaving Liverpool as clear favourites if a fee can be reached. Fee & Negotiation Breakdown:

Manchester United have made a fresh tentative enquiry to AC Milan regarding the availability of Rafael Leao, though reports differ on whether they will advance to a formal bid. Per Nicolò Schira and Corriere dello Sport, United have asked for full details on his situation and asking price — after Leao’s representatives also reached out to gauge interest from several clubs. The 27‑year‑old Portugal international is set to leave San Siro this summer, having fallen out of first‑team plans and entered the final two years of his deal. He

Mykhailo Mudryk is finally available for selection with immediate effect, bringing an end to an absence stretching back to November 2024 — almost two full years out of competitive football. The FA and WADA have officially resolved the Ukrainian winger’s anti‑doping case, ruling his period of ineligibility equal to the time he has already served. That means the 25‑year‑old is now fully free to play for Chelsea again. Mudryk tested positive for a low concentration of meldonium in late 2024 and was provisionally suspended after his last appearance — a

Chelsea have reached a final settlement with the Football Association, agreeing to pay a £10 million fine over historic rule breaches — and successfully having a suspended six‑point deduction cancelled on appeal. The FA charged Chelsea with 74 breaches of FA Rule E1.2, covering violations of agent regulations, intermediary rules and third‑party investment rules dating between 2009 and 2022, largely under former owner Roman Abramovich. The club self‑reported these irregularities after the 2022 takeover and admitted all breaches ahead of any hearing. An independent Regulatory Commission originally handed down: Chelsea

Inter Milan have renewed their efforts to sign Curtis Jones, but Liverpool remain firm on their valuation — demanding around £34 million (€40 million) to sell. Reports from The Athletic and La Gazzetta dello Sport confirm Inter have already seen two bids rejected: an initial offer of £21.7 million (€25 million), followed by an improved proposal worth roughly £29.9 million (€35 million) — both still short of Liverpool’s asking price. Liverpool’s stance is clear: they will not sell below their valuation, and would rather keep Jones for the final year of his contract than accept

AC Milan have confirmed club legend Franco Baresi has passed away at the age of 66, after a period of illness. One of the greatest defenders in football history, Baresi spent his entire 20‑year professional career at Milan from 1977 to 1997, making 719 appearances and captaining the side for 15 seasons. He won 3 Champions League titles, 6 Serie A crowns, plus multiple domestic and European trophies — and was part of Italy’s 1982 World Cup‑winning team. Milan retired his iconic number 6 shirt in his honour when he

Newcastle United have reached a full verbal agreement with Matthias Jaissle to become their new head coach, bringing to an end his three‑year spell in charge of Saudi Pro League side Al‑Ahli. The deal is all but finalised, with compensation terms agreed and the 38‑year‑old German set to sign a long‑term contract until June 2030. Jaissle will depart Al‑Ahli, where he has built an impressive record since taking over in 2023: he guided the club to two AFC Champions League titles, one Saudi Super Cup, and a consistent top‑two finish

Manchester United have added experienced striker Dušan Vlahović to their forward shortlist, exploring a potential free‑transfer signing — but any progress will only happen if Joshua Zirkzee leaves Old Trafford before the window closes. The 26‑year‑old Serbian international became an unrestricted free agent on 30 June 2026, after his Juventus contract expired and extension talks broke down over salary differences. United’s recruitment team view him as a cost‑effective alternative to higher‑priced targets like Ollie Watkins, with no transfer fee required. Vlahović is an out‑and‑out centre‑forward / number 9 — 6ft 3in tall, left‑footed,

Manchester United and Chelsea are monitoring Newcastle United defender Lewis Hall, with the Magpies insisting the 21‑year‑old is not for sale despite growing speculation. Hall, primarily a left‑back who can also play left‑sided midfield or wing‑back, has emerged as a top target for United as they plan for life after Luke Shaw, whose contract expires next summer. Reports suggest Hall is open to a move away following Eddie Howe’s departure and his own disappointment at missing out on England’s 2026 World Cup squad. Chelsea are also keeping close tabs

Eddie Howe has officially left his role as Newcastle United head coach, bringing an end to a near‑five‑year tenure at St James’ Park. The decision was confirmed this morning, with the 48‑year‑old electing to take a break from football management. Howe first signalled his intention to step back around two weeks ago, having initially agreed to remain in charge for the new season. Discussions intensified over the last 48 hours, leading to an amicable parting of ways. Sources confirm the call was Howe’s own — he feels he has taken