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.

Benjamin Cremaschi, Parma, Inter Miami
1 June 2026

Benjamin Cremaschi is reportedly set to make his Parma move permanent after the Serie A club activated a buy option worth just under $5 million. The midfielder had joined on loan from Inter Miami in 2025.

Cremaschi made only nine appearances before a meniscus injury ended his season, but Parma still decided to keep him. The move frees roster space for Inter Miami after their midfield was reshaped by Rodrigo De Paul’s arrival.

Mateus Fernandes, Manchester United, West Ham United
1 June 2026

Manchester United have reportedly accelerated talks for West Ham midfielder Mateus Fernandes as they plan a midfield rebuild after returning to the Champions League. Arsenal, Chelsea, Paris Saint-Germain, Atletico Madrid, Inter, Juventus and Napoli are also monitoring the 21-year-old.

West Ham’s relegation has increased the chances of a sale, even though Fernandes is under contract until 2030 and has no release clause. United see him as a long-term option beside Bruno Fernandes and are trying to move early.

Dzenan Pejcinovic, Wolfsburg, Benfica
1 June 2026

Dzenan Pejcinovic is attracting interest from Benfica, Freiburg, Bayer Leverkusen and Eintracht Frankfurt after Wolfsburg’s relegation from the Bundesliga. The striker is valued at well over €20 million after a strong first full top-flight season.

Wolfsburg would only consider a major offer for one of their few bright spots, despite relegation pressure and expected squad exits. Pejcinovic scored 12 goals in 34 competitive matches and remains inclined to stay in Germany.

Noah Darvich, Stuttgart, Elversberg
1 June 2026

Noah Darvich is reportedly set to leave Stuttgart on loan and join promoted Elversberg for first-team minutes next season. Werder Bremen, Freiburg, Wolfsburg and Hertha Berlin had also shown interest in the highly rated attacking midfielder.

Stuttgart still view Darvich as a long-term talent after his strong reserve-team season, but want him to gain senior minutes elsewhere. Elversberg’s calmer environment and new top-flight status have made them the preferred destination this summer.

Felix Horn Myhre, Celtic, Brann
31 May 2026

Celtic could accelerate their interest in Brann midfielder Felix Horn Myhre after the player admitted he expects to leave this summer. The 27-year-old has emerged as one of the stronger names in the latest Scottish transfer gossip.

Horn Myhre’s public expectation of a move gives Celtic a clearer opening if they want to act early. The rumour remains at interest stage, but the player’s stance makes it stronger than a simple monitoring link.

David de Gea, Juventus, Fiorentina, Alisson Becker
30 May 2026

Juventus are reportedly monitoring David de Gea as an alternative to Liverpool goalkeeper Alisson Becker. The former Manchester United keeper has rebuilt his reputation at Fiorentina and could become a serious summer option.

Juventus have struggled to make progress for Alisson, pushing De Gea higher on their shortlist. His emotional message to Fiorentina fans has increased speculation, while his experience makes him a practical target for Turin.