Juventus, Paris Saint-Germain and Randal Kolo Muani
19 June 2026

Juventus have reopened talks with Paris Saint-Germain over Randal Kolo Muani as they seek attacking reinforcements. New chief executive Giovanni Carnevali is reportedly leading fresh contact, with the forward still viewed as a priority target.

PSG value Kolo Muani at around €30 million, while Juventus prefer a loan with an obligation to buy. His previous loan spell in Turin strengthens the case, but the final structure remains the key negotiation point.

Liverpool, RB Leipzig and Yan Diomande
19 June 2026

Liverpool are expected to continue their pursuit of Yan Diomande after a second proposal worth close to €100 million failed to meet RB Leipzig’s valuation. Paris Saint-Germain remain interested, but Liverpool appear to be pushing hardest.

Leipzig’s stance has strengthened after Diomande’s 20-goal-involvement Bundesliga season and World Cup rise. The German club now value him nearer €130 million, arguing the market for elite young attackers has moved sharply above nine figures.

Real Madrid, Liverpool and Victor Munoz
19 June 2026

Real Madrid could have re-signed Victor Munoz from Osasuna for €8 million but decided not to activate their buyback option. Liverpool later moved for the Spanish winger in a deal reported at around €40 million.

Madrid weighed academy sentiment against squad priorities and financial upside. Their sell-on clause meant a major profit without adding another wide player, while Liverpool gained a versatile winger after his breakout season in La Liga.

Nicolas Raskin, Rangers and Atalanta
19 June 2026

Nicolas Raskin has reportedly made clear that he wants to leave Rangers this summer. Atalanta are among the clubs linked with the Belgian midfielder, who is said to be seeking the next step in his career.

The update formed part of Scottish transfer gossip, so the situation remains short of an official bid. Rangers may now have to decide whether to cash in, especially if interest strengthens during the summer window.

Mary Earps and London City Lionesses
19 June 2026

Mary Earps has signed a two-year deal with London City Lionesses after leaving Paris Saint-Germain. The former England goalkeeper returns to the Women’s Super League as Michele Kang-backed London City continue building an ambitious top-half project.

Earps said the club’s values and new training facility matched her ambitions. Her arrival adds experience, profile and competition for Elene Lete as London City try to move closer to the WSL’s leading sides next season.