Bayer Leverkusen, Andoni Iraola, Bournemouth, Crystal Palace
23 May 2026

Bayer Leverkusen are reportedly ready to offer Andoni Iraola an alternative route if he decides against Crystal Palace after leaving Bournemouth. The manager is becoming a live target as clubs reshape plans for next season.

Iraola’s Bournemouth exit has opened interest from clubs looking for a progressive coach with Premier League experience. Leverkusen’s approach could complicate Palace’s plans and give him a European option before committing to another English job.

Liverpool, Samuel Martinez, Atletico Nacional
23 May 2026

Liverpool are reportedly working on a deal to sign Atletico Nacional attacking midfielder Samuel Martinez. The 17-year-old has also attracted interest from Barcelona and Borussia Dortmund, but Liverpool are said to be moving ahead in the race.

The move fits Liverpool’s wider squad rebuild, with the club looking at younger players who can develop into first-team options. Beating two major European rivals would give them a long-term attacking prospect before the summer window heats up.

Jonathan David, Juventus, Newcastle United, Aston Villa
23 May 2026

Newcastle United, Aston Villa, Leeds United, Brighton and Crystal Palace have reportedly been alerted to Jonathan David’s availability at Juventus. The striker could become a notable summer option for clubs seeking proven attacking depth.

The wide interest suggests David’s representatives are testing the Premier League market before the window opens. His availability gives several clubs a chance to assess value, wages and role before deciding whether to make a serious move.

Roma, Mason Greenwood, Crysencio Summerville
23 May 2026

Roma are reportedly interested in Marseille forward Mason Greenwood and West Ham winger Crysencio Summerville as they look to refresh their attack. Both players are being linked with moves before the summer window opens.

Roma’s interest points to a push for wider attacking options who can add pace and direct threat. Greenwood and Summerville offer different profiles, but both would require negotiations with clubs unlikely to release them cheaply.

Bournemouth, Ousmane Diomande, Marcos Senesi, Sporting
23 May 2026

Bournemouth are reportedly lining up Sporting defender Ousmane Diomande as a replacement for Marcos Senesi, who is expected to leave when his contract expires. The Cherries are preparing early for a defensive rebuild.

Senesi’s exit would leave a clear gap in Bournemouth’s back line, making Diomande a logical target. Sporting’s defender offers resale value and first-team quality, but any move will depend on fee demands and rival interest.