Newcastle target Soule could cost €40m

Juventus are set to demand a minimum of €40 million for Matias Soule after his impressive loan stint at Frosinone, as reported by Calciomercato.

Southampton eyes a move for the 20-year-old winger if they regain Premier League status. Additionally, Crystal Palace, Newcastle United, and Aston Villa have expressed interest in signing Soule.

However, Juventus might also explore leveraging Soule's potential transfer to negotiate a better deal for Atalanta midfielder Teun Koopmeiners.

Arsenal ready to splash the cash to bring Zubimendi

Arsenal's pursuit of Martin Zubimendi involves doubling his wages, potentially reaching £115,000 per week, to secure the Real Sociedad midfielder, according to FootballTransfers.

However, they face stiff competition from other European powerhouses like Liverpool, Bayern Munich, and Barcelona.

Araujo insists his future is in Barcelona's hands

Ronald Araujo says he is very happy at Barcelona but his future is in the club's hands, with the Blaugrana reportedly ready to cash in on him.

"My future depends on the club. Everyone knows I’m very happy here at Barca," he told reporters.

Man Utd identify cut-price Bremer as defensive target

Manchester United have identified Juventus defender Bremer as a priority defensive target this summer, but Real Madrid are also interested.

Why Chelsea stand to profit if Bayern sell Musiala - explained

Chelsea reportedly stand on the brink of a substantial financial windfall if Bayern Munich decides to sell Jamal Musiala.

Barcelona ready to sell Bayern target Araujo to raise funds in the summer

Bayern Munich expressed interest in Ronald Araújo in January, and sources at Barcelona anticipate that the German club will make a bid for him in the upcoming summer transfer window, according to ESPN.

Additionally, at least one major Premier League club is monitoring the situation closely and is prepared to make a move if Barcelona encourages bids.

Araújo, aged 25, renewed his contract with Barcelona in 2022, extending it until 2026, and his deal includes a staggering €1 billion release clause, underscoring Barcelona's valuation of him as a crucial long-term asset.

Despite his significant role in the team, Barcelona is cognizant of the need to generate funds during the summer transfer window, and Araújo is one of the players with considerable market value within the squad.

Lautaro Martinez close to signing new Inter deal

Lautaro Martinez is in advanced talks with Inter over a new long-term deal as the Argentine forward wants to stay back at the club, according to Fabrizio Romano.

Inter directors recently met with the player's agent in Madrid and are currently negotiating the terms of the new deal including his salary.

PSG identify Liverpool star as replacement for Mbappe

Paris Saint-Germain are reportedly interested in signing Liverpool attacker Luis Diaz as they consider the Colombian to be a suitable replacement for outgoing star Kylian Mbappe, according to El Pais Colombia.

The Ligue 1 giants have been looking for attacking options to replace their talismanic forward who is all set to join Real Madrid in the summer. For now, they have narrowed down in Diaz, although they will face competition from Barcelona and AC Milan.

Man Utd and Chelsea show interest in Barcelona star

Premier League giants Manchester United and Chelsea are reportedly interested in signing Barcelona's star defender Jule Kounde in the summer, according to the SPORT.

Both the English clubs are in search of quality central defensive options ahead of the 2024/25 season. The Blues are also linked with Sporting CP star Ousmane Diomande.

Premier League clubs eye move for Porto star

According to journalist Fabrizio Romano, several Premier League have shown interest in signing FC Porto's Argentine midfielder Alan Varela.

Some of the English clubs reportedly sent their representatives to Emirates as Porto face Arsenal in the Champions League on Tuesday. Varela has a €70m release clause in his contract.

Mourinho could move to Saudi Arabia

Former Chelsea and Manchester United Jose Mourinho held talks with Saudi Arabian officials over a possible move to the kingdom in the future, according to Caughtoffisde. The Portuguese manager visited the Middle Eastern country where he attended a series of events including the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix.

Liverpool eyeing move for Atalanta midfielder

Liverpool are interested in signing Atalanta midfielder Teun Koopmeiners in the summer, according to Tutto Juve.

The Dutch footballer who has 12 goals and six assists to his name this season, is valued at €60m and several other European clubs have set their eyes on them.

Walker hinted he could move to Saudi Arabia

Manchester City star Kyle Walker hinted that he could follow Cristiano Ronaldo's example and make a transfer to the Saudi Pro League in the future.

Speaking on FIVE podcast, Walker said, "I'll never say never. The money that they're paying and everything is obviously a massive factor in why they're going out there. Ronaldo opened the pathway for everyone to go there. If they keep attracting the player they're attracting the league will get better so why wouldn't you want to go? But for me the Premier League is the best league in the world so I want to compete in this league for as long as possible and as high as possible."

Xavi confirms he won't reverse his decision of quitting Barcelona

Barcelona manager Xavi has once again clarified that under no circumstances will he reverse his decision to leave the club at the end of the current season.

Speaking to reporters after the club qualified for the Champions League quarter-finals, Xavi said, "You keep on asking me if I will stay if we win the Champions League… no, I will not. My future will not change. My response will not change. I will leave at the end of the season. I will enjoy the Champions League next season yes, but as a fan."

Bayern target Araujo speaks about his future at Barca

Bayern Munich target and Barcelona defender Ronaldo Araujo has opened up about his future with the Catalan club. Speaking to reporters, the Uruguayan defender said, "My future depends on the club. Everyone knows that I'm very happy at Barça and very grateful to Xavi."