We are getting closer and closer to the expected transfer market, and many teams are beginning to move with the aim of putting together their squads for the next campaign:
FC Barcelona is looking to strengthen its midfield and has set its eyes on Everton’s Amadou Onana. According to ‘Sport’, Everton’s need to sell to comply with financial fair-play could facilitate the departure of the Belgian midfielder. Initially, the Toffees were asking for 60 million euros, but Barça could try to close the operation for around 40 million euros, taking advantage of the financial situation of the English club.
Arsenal, who have had an outstanding season in the Premier League, find themselves in a dilemma after failing to secure one of their priority objectives for the midfield. Martín Zubimendi, from Real Sociedad, has decided to stay in Spain, according to ‘Sport’. With a termination clause of 60 million euros, the player has ruled out an adventure in the Premier, forcing Arsenal to look for other options such as João Neves, Douglas Luiz or Bruno Guimarães.
Xavi Hernández, recently separated from FC Barcelona, is already on the radar of big European clubs. ‘The Sun’ reports that Manchester United could be interested in his services if Erik Ten Hag’s continuity is not assured. Xavi, who initially planned to take a year off, could reconsider his future if he receives an interesting offer from the Red Devils.
Manchester United is looking for solutions in defense, especially after the possible departure of Raphaël Varane. According to ‘The Independent’, the Red Devils are interested in Chelsea’s Trevoh Chalobah. The 24-year-old centre-back, who has not had many opportunities with the Blues, could be sold for around €30 million, helping Chelsea comply with financial fair-play.
Real Madrid are interested in Alphonso Davies, but the situation has taken an unexpected turn. According to ‘Sky Sports’, Bayern Munich have resumed negotiations to renew the Canadian full-back’s contract, influenced by the intervention of Vincent Kompany. Although Madrid remains interested, Davies’ possible renewal with Bayern could complicate his transfer plans.
Inter Milan has ensured the continuity of its stars Lautaro Martínez and Nicolò Barella, according to Fabrizio Romano. Both players have renewed their contracts until 2029, strengthening the Italian club’s project. Lautaro, with 26 goals and 3 assists last season, and Barella, a key player in the midfield, will continue to be fundamental pillars for Simone Inzaghi’s team.
There are three names on the table: Nico Williams, Dani Olmo and John Stones. According to Mundo Deportivo, these three footballers are the Belgian coach’s big priorities.
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