Tammy Abraham could be back in the Premier League soon, with Arsenal and Man United interested in the ex-Chelsea star. Transfer Talk has the latest.
The summer transfer window is here, and there's plenty of gossip swirling about who's moving where. Transfer Talk brings you all the latest buzz on rumours, comings and goings and, of course, done deals!
TOP STORY: Abraham targeted by Man United, Arsenal
Arsenal and Manchester United could be set to battle it out for the signature of England international Tammy Abraham this summer as they continue their search for a striker, reveals Corriere dello Sport.
The 24-year-old forward is reported to have caught the attention of a number of clubs last season, having enjoyed an impressive campaign at AS Roma with 17 goals in 37 Serie A appearances, but it is the Gunners and Erik ten Hag's United who are leading the race.
As Abraham joined the Giallorossi for around €40 million from Chelsea last season, the Blues will have the first option to sign Abraham should they wish to bring him back to Stamford Bridge for €80m. However, any move could prove difficult, with indications that Abraham is happy in Italy and has no plans to leave the Estadio Olimpico.
Abraham reportedly enjoyed working under Roma boss Jose Mourinho last season, as he helped secure the Europa Conference League title.
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21.28 BST: Manchester United are set to move again for 22-year-old forward Evanilson after FC Porto rejected an offer of €65m, reports O Jogo. Porto want to keep the Brazilian, having already seen off interest from Wolverhampton Wanderers and Brighton & Hove Albion by demanding a transfer fee of €80m, but it is suggested that the Red Devils could potentially change those plans.
20.55 BST: AC Milan are keeping an eye on River Plate midfielder Enzo Fernandez, reports Calciomercato, with the 21-year-old having made 15 goal contributions across all competitions this season. Lille's Renato Sanches is still Milan's priority in midfield, but Paris Saint-Germain have come in for the Portugal international, meaning they could be forced to look elsewhere. Milan will face competition from Benfica if they aim to bring in Fernandez, while River Plate don't want to see him leave but will be powerless if his €25m release clause is triggered.
20.22 BST: After securing promotion to the Premier League, Nottingham Forest are set to sign Union Berlin striker Taiwo Awoniyi for a club-record £17.5m transfer fee, reports the Telegraph. The Nigeria international scored 20 goals and assisted a further five in 43 matches across all competitions for Die Eisernen last season.
19.49 BST: More than five European clubs, including some from the Premier League, have contacted Manchester City in the hope of signing Julian Alvarez on loan following his transfer from River Plate only to be knocked back, reports Fabrizio Romano. City insist that the 22-year-old forward will stay with them this season, which is why they are willing to let Gabriel Jesus and Raheem Sterling leave this summer.
19.16 BST: Napoli, Fiorentina, Monza and Besiktas are all interested in Hellas Verona midfielder Adrien Tameze, according to Gazzetta dello Sport. The 28-year-old Frenchman impressed to help his side come ninth in Serie A and could now command a transfer fee between €7m and €10m, with the player wanting to move to a higher level and club unlikely to oppose a move if a suitable offer arrives.
18.59 BST: Ballon d'Or Feminin runner-up Jennifer Hermoso is close to signing with Club America Femenil, writes ESPN's Manu Martin, and could sign for the Mexico City club as early as this week. The Spain international forward is also reportedly being chased by an unnamed Liga MX Femenil rival, and Atletico Madrid are keen to bring the 32-year-old back for a third stint at the club.
18.43 BST: VfL Wolfsburg are looking for a midfielder to replace Xaver Schlager, who has signed for RB Leipzig, and Kicker reports that the Volkswagen-backed club are considering Florian Grillitsch of TSG Hoffenheim. However, there has been no progress in their attempts to sign the 26-year-old Austria international and free agent, who is demanding a robust financial package.
18.10 BST: Napoli centre-back Kalidou Koulibaly will not join Juventus as he doesn't want to be considered a traitor like Gonzalo Higuain was after his move to Turin, reports Calciomercato. The Senegal international would prefer to run down the final year of his contract and be able to negotiate a move to Barcelona, though he could still be persuaded to sign an extension to stay with Napoli. Even so, the Partenopei are looking to strengthen at centre-back with Fenerbahce's Min-Jae Kim and Brighton & Hove Albion's Leo Skiri Ostigard being considered, after the latter spent last season on loan with Genoa.
17.37 BST: Lens are demanding a transfer fee between €35m and €40m to sanction the departure of midfielder Seko Fofana, reports Foot Mercato, which adds that Newcastle United had been willing to pay that amount in January before turning their attention towards Bruno Guimaraes. Paris Saint-Germain and Marseille are both said to be interested in the 27-year-old Ivory Coast international, while enquiries have been made by various Premier League clubs.
17.04 BST: Fresh off their promotion to the Bundesliga, Schalke have completed the signing of striker Sebastian Polter from Bochum, the clubs announced on Monday. The 31-year-old has signed a three-year contract for an undisclosed transfer fee.
Source: www.espn.co.uk - FOOTBALL
