Yan Diomande, Paris Saint-Germain, Liverpool, RB Leipzig
1 June 2026

Paris Saint-Germain have reportedly reached a verbal agreement with Yan Diomande, dealing Liverpool a setback in their search for a long-term Mohamed Salah successor. The RB Leipzig teenager is viewed as a high-upside right-wing option.

PSG want to refresh Luis Enrique’s attack and add a natural right-sided threat after another long campaign. Liverpool had tracked Diomande closely, but PSG now appear in pole position before club negotiations develop.

Georginio Wijnaldum, Al-Ettifaq
1 June 2026

Georginio Wijnaldum will leave Al-Ettifaq after the Saudi Pro League club agreed to terminate his contract. The former Liverpool midfielder is now set to become a free agent before the summer window opens.

Al-Ettifaq are refreshing overseas squad slots and reducing financial pressure, making Wijnaldum one of the high-profile exits. His consistent Saudi spell should still attract interest from clubs wanting experience and midfield leadership.

Rodri, Manchester City, Real Madrid
1 June 2026

Rodri said he will wait until after the World Cup before discussing his Manchester City future. The midfielder has one year left on his deal and has been linked with Real Madrid during their presidential race.

Enrique Riquelme has named Rodri as a possible Madrid target if he beats Florentino Perez. Rodri said he is calm, focused on Spain and aware that contract uncertainty naturally brings transfer speculation.

Josh Acheampong, Chelsea, Arsenal, Newcastle United, Crystal Palace
1 June 2026

Chelsea have rejected multiple approaches for Josh Acheampong and placed the defender in their untouchable group. Arsenal, Newcastle United, Crystal Palace and Bournemouth are monitoring him, but Chelsea want to keep the academy graduate.

Acheampong made 17 Premier League appearances last season despite limited starts, and Chelsea see him as part of their long-term core. His contract runs until 2029, giving the club control even if outside interest grows.

Katie McCabe, Chelsea, Arsenal
1 June 2026

Katie McCabe has joined Chelsea after leaving Arsenal, signing a deal until 2029 with an option for another year. The Republic of Ireland captain ends an 11-year Arsenal spell to join one of their biggest rivals.

Chelsea beat Manchester City to McCabe after long-standing interest and talks with Sonia Bompastor. Arsenal had offered a renewal, but McCabe wanted a fresh challenge and chose another Champions League-level club in the WSL.

Serhou Guirassy, Borussia Dortmund, Fenerbahce, Lars Ricken
1 June 2026

Borussia Dortmund have denied receiving an offer from Fenerbahce for Serhou Guirassy and insist they do not want to sell the striker. Lars Ricken said Guirassy has proven his value over the last two seasons.

Dortmund’s public stance is firm, but reports claim bids above €40 million may at least start a conversation. Fenerbahce’s interest remains active, though Dortmund are preparing for the new campaign with Guirassy central to their plans.

Arne Engels, Celtic, AC Milan
1 June 2026

Arne Engels is attracting interest from AC Milan and Premier League clubs after helping Celtic win a domestic Double. The midfielder’s agency switch has increased speculation that he could seek a move this summer.

No formal bid has reached Celtic, but Engels’ performances have placed him on several shortlists. His representatives are expected to assess options, while Celtic must decide how firmly to resist interest in a key player.

Mason Greenwood, Fenerbahce, Marseille
1 June 2026

Mason Greenwood has become the top transfer target for both Fenerbahce presidential candidates ahead of Sunday’s election. Marseille are willing to listen to offers after the forward’s difficult recent spell in France.

Greenwood has scored heavily since leaving Manchester United, but Marseille’s new sporting leadership is open to a sale. Fenerbahce believe personal terms will not be a major issue, while Roma have also been linked.