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Clubs are accelerating moves in the transfer market before the first of two summer windows closes next week. Arsenal are in advanced talks to sign RB Leipzig striker Benjamin Sesko and are finalising a deal for Chelsea goalkeeper Kepa Arrizabalaga. The Gunners are also keen on Morgan Rogers and Rodrygo as Mikel Arteta eyes a big summer.
Chelsea have made a bid for Jamie Gittens after agreeing a long-term contract with the Borussia Dortmund winger. The Blues are also pressing ahead with a move for AC Milan goalkeeper Mike Maignan as they look to get deals done before the Club World Cup.
Manchester United could face a transfer fight for Bryan Mbeumo after Thomas Frank told Tottenham he wants to take the Brentford forward with him to north London if he lands the Spurs job. Liverpool are closing in on a double deal for Florian Wirtz and Milos Kerkez, while Manchester City look set to sign Rayan Ait-Nouri, Tijjani Reijnders and Rayan Cherki. Follow all the latest transfer news, rumours and gossip live below!
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Man Utd get Garnacho boost
Manchester United look to have received a boost in their bid to offload Alejandro Garnacho this summer, with Saudi Pro League giants Al Nassr interested in signing the winger.
Garnacho is being discussed by Al Nassr as an alternative target to Luis Diaz after Liverpool made it clear that he is still part of their plans when they were sounded out by Barcelona.
Al-Nassr want a top-class replacement for Sadio Mane, who has been told he can leave, the Mirror say they have now turned their attention to Garnacho.
Ruben Amorim has been told his budget for new players needs be beefed up by cash generated from player sales, and Garnacho is a player who could raise vital money.

Spurs lead four-way race for Inter defender
Tottenham are set to be in the market for a new centre-back this summer and fresh reports in Italy claim Spurs are leading the race to sign Inter defender Yann Bisseck.
Inter are said to be ready to cash in on Bisseck, who played in the Champions League final last month.
Aston Villa, West Ham and Manchester United are also interested in Bisseck but Tuttosport say Spurs are in pole position to sign him.
The report says Spurs could offer Radu Dragusin in a part-exchange deal.

Double setback for Arsenal
Arsenal’s move for Martin Zubimendi could be under threat from a last-ditch swoop from Real Madrid to sign the Spain midfielder, while the Gunners have also been dealt a setback in their pursuit of Nico Williams.
Diario AS report that Real Madrid have not given up hope of signing Zubimendi and are set to re-enter into negotiations with Real Sociedad in the hopes of striking an agreement.
Arsenal have already agreed to meet Zubimendi’s €60m release clause but fresh reports claim the player would rather remain in Spain.
In another potential blow for Arsenal, Williams is said to be another player who is reluctant to leave Spain if he does decide to leave Athletic Bilbao.
Wirtz to Liverpool a 'done deal'
Liverpool’s move to sign Florian Wirtz is a “done deal”, according to the latest reports in Germany.
Bayer Leverkusen are demanding more than £125million for Germany star Wirtz but Bild report that an “agreement is certain”.
The report also claims Wirtz is set to earn around £340,000 a week at Anfield, where he will sign a five-year contract.
Wirtz could undergo a medical next week as Liverpool bid to wrap up what could be a British record transfer deal.

Chelsea told Gittens price
Chelsea have been told they must pay £59million to sign Jamie Gittens from Borussia Dortmund.
The Blues have had an opening offer of £35.5m rejected and Bild report that Dortmund are demanding they stump up a far greater transfer fee for the 20-year-old.
Chelsea want to sign Gittens for the Club World Cup and, with the transfer deadline on Tuesday, the report says they are new preparing their next offer.
Gittens has agreed personal terms on a seven-year contact at Stamford Bridge.
Chelsea expected to finalise £15m deal
Chelsea are closing in on a deal to sign Mike Maignan, with AC Milan ready to “shake hands” over a transfer on Monday.
According to fresh reports in Italy, Maignan has already agreed personal terms with Chelsea and the two clubs are expected to reach an agreement over a transfer fee.
Chelsea were initially unwilling to pay more than €15m for Maignan but Gazzetta report that a deal is expected to be agreed for €18m, which is just over £15m.
The Blues have been able to secure Maignan at a relatively low price because his contract is due to expire next summer.

Former Arsenal star agrees shock Mexico move
Former Arsenal midfielder Aaron Ramsey has agreed a shock move to join Mexican side Club Universidad Nacional.
The 34-year-old ended last season as Cardiff interim manager and could not stop them being relegated from the Championship.
Ramsey, who made 369 appearances for Arsenal in 11 years at the club, has made it clear he wants to continue his playing career and lead Wales at the World Cup next summer.
Club Universidad Nacional, known as Pumas UNAM, finished sixth in the 2024-25 Mexican league and qualified for the CONCACAF Champions Cup.
Man Utd line up £25 midfielder move
Manchester United are considering a move to sign Bayern Munich midfielder Joao Palhinha in a cut-price £25million deal.
Bayern are said to be open to selling Palhinha just one year after they paid £42.3m to sign him from Fulham.
And TEAMtalk report that United are considering a move for the Portugal international as they bid to add some steel and experience to their midfield.
Pochettino rules out Tottenham return
Mauricio Pochettino has ruled out a return to Tottenham to replace Ange Postecoglou.
Thomas Frank is the frontrunner for the Spurs job but Pochettino has been linked with a sensational move back to north London after Postecoglou was sacked on Friday.
Pochettino has always spoken about having unfinished business at Spurs but he says a return is “not realistic” at the moment.
"After I left in 2019, every time that I was free, and the place of the position of the manager or head coach in Tottenham Hotspur, my name is appearing on the list.
“If you have seen the rumours, I think there are 100 coaches in the list. I think, don't be worried about that.
“If something happened, for sure you will see, but we cannot talk about this type of thing, because I think today, it's not real. It's not realistic.”

Tottenham announce new contract for defender
Tottenham have exercised an option to extend Ben Davies' contract until the end of next season.
Davies' deal was due to expire this summer but Spurs have confirmed the left-sided defender will be staying for another year.
The Wales captain had been linked with a move to Wrexham.
Davies is the longest-serving player at Spurs, having joined from Swansea in 2014 and made 358 appearances in all competitions.