Tijjani Reijnders, Manchester City, Arsenal, Juventus
21 May 2026

Arsenal and Juventus are monitoring Tijjani Reijnders after the midfielder struggled for regular minutes at Manchester City. The situation has opened a possible transfer angle just one season after his arrival at the Premier League champions.

Reijnders’ limited playing time makes him a name to watch if City reshape midfield options this summer. Arsenal and Juventus are said to be alert, but any move would depend on City’s willingness to negotiate.

Brighton, Olympiacos, Costinha
21 May 2026

Brighton are in talks with Olympiacos over a move for right-back Costinha, with the deal reportedly valued at about £11 million. The club are exploring another technical full-back option before the summer window formally begins.

The talks suggest Brighton are moving early to reinforce depth and resale potential in defence. Costinha’s profile fits their pattern of targeting players who can develop quickly, while Olympiacos now have a clear valuation point.

Harry Wilson, Fulham, Aston Villa, Everton
21 May 2026

Harry Wilson is attracting interest from Aston Villa and Everton as his Fulham contract approaches its June expiry. Villa have him on Unai Emery’s summer list after being handed a sizeable transfer budget following their Europa League triumph.

Wilson’s free-agent status makes him a practical target for clubs looking to add Premier League experience without a transfer fee. Everton are also monitoring the situation, creating a clear race if Fulham cannot extend his stay.

Chelsea, Arsenal, Eli Junior Kroupi, Bournemouth
21 May 2026

Chelsea have joined Arsenal in the race for Bournemouth forward Eli Junior Kroupi, but the Cherries are insisting the teenager is not for sale. The rumour adds another Premier League name to a growing summer watchlist.

Kroupi’s age and attacking profile make him attractive to clubs planning beyond one window. Bournemouth’s stance is firm for now, meaning any pursuit would likely need a serious offer or a shift in the player’s situation.

Deco, Barcelona, Joao Pedro, Robert Lewandowski
21 May 2026

Deco denied meeting Joao Pedro over a Barcelona transfer but admitted the club are exploring options to replace Robert Lewandowski. The sporting director said finding a successor to the departing striker is almost impossible after his Camp Nou farewell.

Barcelona are assessing several forwards after Lewandowski’s farewell at Camp Nou. Deco praised his legacy and said decisions are needed, while also pointing to Ferran Torres as one player who has adapted into a central role.

Loris Karius, Schalke
21 May 2026

Loris Karius is expected to reject Serie A interest and sign a new Schalke contract after helping the club win promotion back to the Bundesliga. The former Liverpool goalkeeper has become a key figure in Gelsenkirchen.

Schalke want stability in goal after years of uncertainty since Manuel Neuer’s departure. Talks have progressed well, while the club also hopes to keep Kevin Müller as backup after his loan spell from Heidenheim impressed staff.

Harry Kane, Bayern Munich, Herbert Hainer
21 May 2026

Harry Kane is in no rush to sign a Bayern Munich contract extension before the World Cup, despite the club wanting to secure his future. President Herbert Hainer said the striker feels no pressure over timing.

Bayern believe Kane wants to stay, but talks are expected to wait until after international duty. The England captain has focused on finishing the season strongly before deciding when to formalise his long-term commitment in Munich.

Manchester United, Sandro Tonali, Ederson, Michael Carrick
21 May 2026

Manchester United are reportedly planning an ambitious midfield rebuild around Newcastle’s Sandro Tonali and Atalanta’s Ederson. Michael Carrick’s side want major upgrades as they prepare for Champions League football and a heavier schedule next season.

Tonali is viewed as a primary target, but Newcastle are reluctant to sell to a direct Premier League rival. United are also tracking Ederson, whose physical profile and ball-winning qualities could help replace Casemiro’s influence.

Sara Agrez, Liverpool, Cologne
21 May 2026

Liverpool agreed to sign Cologne defender Sara Agrez on a free transfer, with the centre-back set to join on 1 July. The move adds defensive cover after Gemma Bonner and Gemma Evans were confirmed as summer departures.

Agrez started 23 of Cologne’s 26 league matches last season and brings experience from Slovenia, Germany and international football. Liverpool moved early to refresh their back line before the new Women’s Super League campaign after two defensive exits.

Rafael Leão, AC Milan, Arsenal, Manchester United, Barcelona
20 May 2026

Rafael Leão’s future at AC Milan has become uncertain after Arsenal, Manchester United and Barcelona reportedly declined the chance to sign him. The winger’s representatives had explored interest, but major clubs have not moved forward.

Milan are said to be struggling to find buyers willing to meet their valuation after Leão’s form dipped. Unless interest improves, the club may face a difficult decision over his role and price.