Liverpool & Man City tracking Wolves' Pedro Neto

Liverpool and Manchester City may be involved in not just the title fight this season end as the two sides could target Wolverhampton Wanders forward Pedro Neto as per The Telegraph.

The report has suggested that the Portuguese national could be available in excess of £60 million ($77.1m) for either side to pick up in the summer. Liverpool could be at a disadvantage if they duel with MAn City this summer for the 24-year-old as the club is undergoing a situation that is complicated as they are in the middle of the process of appointing a sporting director and will have a new manager next season.

Ajax may look to bring back Erik ten Hag if Man Utd sack coach

Ajax have drawn up a managerial shortlist that includes their former boss Erik ten Hag and outgoing Liverpool assistant Pep Lijnders, report the Daily Mirror.

John van't Schip is currently Ajax's temporary boss during what has been a difficult season for the Dutch giants. New chief executive Alex Kroes is now planning for the future, with the paper saying Lijnders is "the most realistic option" but Ten Hag could be offered the role. His future is set to be decided by Sir Jim Ratcliffe at Man Utd this summer, when Ten Hag will have a year to run on his current Old Trafford deal.

PSG President reveals plans for the future after Kylian Mbappe

🔴🔵 PSG president Al Khelaifi: “We want to build a team that can really play together for another six to eight years”.

“We have the youngest team in the quarter-finals. We have the youngest team in Europe's top ten clubs. That makes us proud”, told RMC. pic.twitter.com/0VBQmcXnen

— Fabrizio Romano (@FabrizioRomano) March 10, 2024

Luis Enrique all but confirms Kylian Mbappe departure

Paris Saint-Germain boss Luis Enrique seemed to confirm Kylian Mbappe's imminent departure from the club as he wished the Frenchman "the best".

Luis Enrique said: "I wish all the best to Kylian Mbappe for his future. He's a fantastic player and even more as a person. I really wish him all the best."

Barcelona unlikely to sign Atletico defender Hermoso

🔴⚪️🇪🇸 Mario Hermoso’s future, open as there’s still no agreement to extend his contract with Atlético.

⛔️ Understand Juventus and Barça are currently not working on this deal despite recent links.

Hermoso’s contract expires in June and he remains one to watch. pic.twitter.com/03shU4K14Z

— Fabrizio Romano (@FabrizioRomano) March 10, 2024

Spurs eye move for Arsenal and Chelsea target Williams

Tottenham are set to rival Arsenal and Chelsea in the race to sign Athletic Club winger Nico Williams in the summer, according to the Mirror.

Spurs currently have Timo Werner on loan from RB Leipzig but Ange Postecoglou is likely to go after a younger option and would prefer a permanent transfer. Williams has a £43 million release clause in his contract.

Arsenal name price for out of favour defender

According to GiveMeSport, Arsenal are ready to sell out-of-favour full-back Kieran Tierney in the summer but they are set to demand a transfer fee in the region of £20m.

Tierney is currently on a season-long loan at Real Sociedad but he is unlikely to feature regularly in Mikel Arteta's starting lineup once he comes back next season.

Chelsea eyeing move for PSG midfielder

According to HITC, Chelsea are plotting a summer move for 24-year-old Paris Saint-Germain midfielder Vitinha. The Blues have been long-time admirers of the Portuguese and are looking to finally rope him in before the 2024/25 season.

Man Utd in talks with Mainoo over new long-term contract

🔴🌟 Manchester United have already opened talks with Kobbie Mainoo's camp over new deal since the beginning of February, as revealed.

Discussions are taking place about salary rise, no rush as Mainoo is happy at United and club want to have Kobbie as one of new project faces. pic.twitter.com/UhHNsnJTTm

— Fabrizio Romano (@FabrizioRomano) March 10, 2024

Kimmich hints he could stay at Bayern until 2025

Bayern Munich's star midfielder Joshua Kimmich hinted he could stay back at the club until 2025 amid talks of him moving out in the summer.

Speaking to reporters, the German said, "My contract is still valid until 2025, I want to show my best for this club and then we will see what happens. For sure I'm happy here, I'm happy with club and city of course."