Manchester City have hit a stumbling block in their reported chase for Atletico Madrid forward Alex Baena, with the La Liga side making clear they have no intention
Arsenal, Chelsea and Liverpool have all sent scouts to run the rule over Swedish teenager Kevin Filling, with the AIK forward emerging as one of the most sought-after
Liverpool and Manchester United have both been credited with an interest in Newcastle United centre-back Malick Thiaw, as the two Premier League heavyweights weigh up their long-term defensive
Everton could turn to free agent Mauro Icardi as they continue searching for attacking reinforcements following a chaotic end to the summer transfer window. Toffees Left Short on
Chelsea’s midfield rebuild is far from over. Having sold Enzo Fernandez to Manchester City on Deadline Day, the Blues failed to land their preferred replacement after a move
Manchester United remain determined to land Real Madrid midfielder Eduardo Camavinga, according to Fichajes, as Jose Mourinho eyes a major midfield reinforcement this summer. Since joining Madrid in
Liverpool are reportedly plotting a move for Barcelona defender Jules Kounde, according to Spanish outlet Mundo Deportivo. Right-back conundrum deepens for the Reds The Merseyside club have struggled
Manchester United’s rebuild is shifting gears. After locking down midfield with Andrey Santos and Youri Tielemans, the Red Devils are now circling Juventus winger Francisco Conceicao, according to
Leeds United’s hunt for a new number one just got a lot more straightforward. Daniel Farke’s push to solve his goalkeeping headache has received a timely boost, and
Arsenal’s left-wing search just got another name added to the shortlist. According to Caught Offside, the Gunners are preparing an opening bid worth £34 million for RB Leipzig
Everton are weighing up a summer swoop for Tottenham Hotspur‘s Djed Spence, according to The Athletic — and it could be exactly the injection of pace David Moyes’
Liverpool’s summer spending spree hasn’t gone entirely to plan. Alexander Isak’s fitness struggles, Florian Wirtz’s bumpy adaptation, and Hugo Ekitike’s fresh injury blow mean the champions are back
