90min rounds up the latest transfer news, rumours and gossip circulating around the world…
Saudi Pro League side Al Nassr are ready to make a £128m bid to Manchester United for captain Bruno Fernandes in the hope of reuniting him with Cristiano Ronaldo. (CaughtOffside)
Real Madrid will sign Champions League hero Joselu on a permanent transfer from Espanyol following his season-long loan spell. (The Athletic)
New Chelsea head coach Enzo Maresca wants the club to shelve plans to bring in Napoli striker Victor Osimhen. (Gazzetta dello Sport – Italy)
Meanwhile, Chelsea do not intend to loan out in-demand winger Omari Hutchinson again next season. He will either stay and form part of Maresca’s first-team squad or be sold on a permanent transfer. (Fabrizio Romano)
Manchester City will rival Barcelona for the signature of Bayern Munich midfielder Joshua Kimmich. (BILD – Germany)
Real Sociedad’s Martin Zubimendi and Benfica’s Joao Neves are among Arsenal’s targets in midfield, though agreeing a deal for either will not be straightforward. (The Athletic)
Man Utd have already submitted a £51m bid for Neves, which Benfica have rejected. The Portuguese giants are seeking a fee of at least £85m. (Record – Portugal)
Liverpool goalkeeper Alisson has not yet ruled out a summer move to the Saudi Pro League, though ultimately his preference is to stay in Europe. (TEAMtalk)
In terms of incomings, Liverpool will look to improve their options at centre-back and central midfield this summer. Wataru Endo in particular is a player the Reds are looking to upgrade upon, with his signing last year seen as a stop-gap solution. (Football Insider)
Tottenham Hotspur are among the teams looking into the potential signing of Jobe Bellingham from Sunderland. (The Guardian)
Juventus and Aston Villa are in talks over a potential swap involving Douglas Luiz and Weston McKennie. However, such a deal is complicated due to their differing values of the two players. (Gianluca Di Marzio – Italy)
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