Tim Iroegbunam, Everton, Borussia Dortmund, Stuttgart
3 June 2026

Borussia Dortmund and Stuttgart are reportedly preparing moves for Everton midfielder Tim Iroegbunam after his breakthrough Premier League season. Everton want to keep the 22-year-old, who remains under contract until 2027 after becoming a regular under David Moyes.

Iroegbunam started regularly under David Moyes and is not pushing to leave, which gives Everton a stronger position. A serious financial offer may still test the club if German interest becomes concrete in the coming weeks.

Diego Kochen, Barcelona, Lyngby Boldklub, USMNT
3 June 2026

Diego Kochen is reportedly set to leave Barcelona on loan, with Danish side Lyngby Boldklub leading the race. The 20-year-old goalkeeper is viewed as a strong prospect but needs senior minutes next season after spending last year between senior benches and reserve games.

Kochen served as Barcelona’s third goalkeeper and played regularly for Barca Athletic, but has not broken into the first team. A loan to Denmark would offer top-flight exposure while his contract with Barcelona runs until 2028.

Elliot Anderson, Manchester City, Nottingham Forest
3 June 2026

Manchester City had an opening bid for Elliot Anderson rejected by Nottingham Forest as they formalised their interest in the midfielder. Forest expect strong summer pressure, with Anderson preparing for the World Cup in Thomas Tuchel’s England squad.

City view Anderson as a leading midfield target after Bernardo Silva’s exit opened space in the squad. The fee could exceed the British-player record, while Sandro Tonali remains another long-term midfield option under consideration this summer.

Aleksey Batrakov, Paris Saint-Germain, Manchester City, Manchester United, Chelsea
3 June 2026

Paris Saint-Germain are reportedly moving closer to signing Aleksey Batrakov after Manchester City, Manchester United and Chelsea were blocked by transfer restrictions involving Russian clubs. The Lokomotiv Moscow attacker has been heavily scouted across Europe.

UK sanctions have made direct payments to Russian entities legally difficult, weakening English interest despite long-term monitoring. PSG can still conduct the deal and are said to be pushing ahead through sporting advisor Luis Campos.

Sinclair Armstrong, Bristol City, Goztepe
3 June 2026

Sinclair Armstrong left Bristol City to join Turkish side Goztepe for an undisclosed fee. The forward signed a four-year contract with an option for another season after making 83 appearances and scoring seven goals for the Robins.

Bristol City sporting director James Ellis thanked Armstrong for his contribution and said the club will follow his development from afar. Goztepe finished sixth in the Turkish Super Lig and are owned by Sport Republic.

Kirsty Hanson, Tottenham Hotspur, Aston Villa, Martin Ho
3 June 2026

Tottenham are set to sign Aston Villa forward Kirsty Hanson after having a bid accepted for the Scotland attacker. Hanson scored 12 Women’s Super League goals last season and was named Villa’s player of the year.

Personal terms are being finalised, with Hanson preparing to reunite with Martin Ho after their time together at Manchester United. Spurs have already added Shekiera Martinez and Caitlin Dijkstra as they strengthen after finishing fifth.

Joao Cancelo, Barcelona, Al-Hilal, Jorge Mendes
3 June 2026

Barcelona have received a transfer lift after Al-Hilal reportedly softened their stance on Joao Cancelo’s price. The defender wants to stay in Catalonia after his loan spell rather than return to the Saudi Pro League.

Al-Hilal had previously valued Cancelo at around €15 million, but talks led by Jorge Mendes have opened room for a lower fee. Barcelona now have a clearer path if they can fit the deal into their finances.

Julian Brandt, Roma, Borussia Dortmund, Donyell Malen
3 June 2026

Julian Brandt is reportedly moving closer to Roma after leaving Borussia Dortmund, with Donyell Malen said to be helping push the move. The pair built a strong attacking connection during their time together at BVB.

Roma are looking for attacking midfield quality and Brandt’s free-agent status makes him an attractive option. Malen’s relationship with him could help negotiations, but the deal still needs formal agreement before the summer window opens.

Marc Cucurella, Chelsea, Atletico Madrid, Barcelona, Real Madrid
3 June 2026

Chelsea are reportedly willing to sell Marc Cucurella if their valuation is met, with Atletico Madrid, Barcelona and Real Madrid tracking the defender. Atletico are said to view him as a priority option this summer.

Cucurella has rebuilt his status at Chelsea, but reports say he is open to a fresh challenge. Chelsea’s price stance gives interested clubs a clearer route, though competition from three Spanish giants could stretch negotiations.

Atletico Madrid, Victor Osimhen, Julian Alvarez
2 June 2026

Atletico Madrid are reportedly monitoring Victor Osimhen as protection in case Julian Alvarez leaves this summer. Barcelona, Paris Saint-Germain and Arsenal are all linked with Alvarez despite Atletico insisting he remains central to their project.

The Osimhen interest reflects Atletico’s need to prepare for possible attacking upheaval, with Antoine Griezmann also leaving. Galatasaray would demand a large fee after signing the striker permanently and watching him drive another title season.