Eduardo Camavinga and Real Madrid
Sunday

Eduardo Camavinga has reportedly decided he will not consider offers to leave Real Madrid this summer despite supporter criticism and uncertainty over his role. The France midfielder intends to remain at the Bernabeu through his current contract, which runs until 2029.

Rodri’s decision not to join Real Madrid could create a larger midfield role for Camavinga under Jose Mourinho. The 21-year-old has completed preseason training from the start and is backing himself to recover his form after a difficult campaign.

Arsenal, Martin Zubimendi, Real Madrid and Chelsea
Sunday

Arsenal have reportedly placed a minimum €90m valuation on Martin Zubimendi after Bruno Guimaraes joined the Premier League champions. Real Madrid and Chelsea are monitoring the Spain midfielder as competition for starting places increases inside Mikel Arteta’s reshaped midfield.

Arsenal are not actively pushing Zubimendi out, but the reported valuation establishes the level required to open serious negotiations. His position has become less secure following a late-season form dip and Guimaraes’ £75m arrival from Newcastle United.

Rangers, PSV Eindhoven and Couhaib Driouech
Sunday

Rangers have submitted another improved offer for PSV Eindhoven winger Couhaib Driouech as they continue trying to secure the Morocco international. The 24-year-old was left out of PSV’s league squad against Fortuna Sittard, although reports denied a transfer was imminent.

PSV have already resisted previous Rangers approaches and other clubs have shown interest, leaving negotiations unresolved. Rangers must convince the Dutch champions to sell while competing with alternative destinations for a winger they have pursued repeatedly during the summer window.

Girona, Al-Ittihad and Unai Hernandez
Sunday

Girona have approached Al-Ittihad over a loan move for Spanish midfielder Unai Hernandez, with the proposed agreement including an option to buy. Hernandez was left out of Al-Ittihad’s preseason camp as the Saudi club searches for a suitable exit.

Girona would cover only part of Hernandez’s salary, meaning Al-Ittihad would continue paying a significant share during the loan. The structure leaves the Saudi club weighing sporting and financial compromises as it tries to finalise its foreign-player group.

Roma, Porto and Rodrigo Mora
Sunday

Roma have opened contact with Porto over a possible move for 19-year-old attacking midfielder Rodrigo Mora. The highly rated Portugal youth talent has emerged on Roma’s shortlist as the Italian club searches for another creative option before the transfer window closes.

The discussions remain at an exploratory stage, with Roma seeking to establish whether Porto would negotiate. Galatasaray are also monitoring Mora, creating competition for a player viewed as one of Portuguese football’s most promising young attacking midfielders.

Hansi Flick, Marc Casado and Roony Bardghji
Sunday

Barcelona coach Hansi Flick has confirmed that he and the club made difficult decisions over Marc Casado and Roony Bardghji after repeated discussions. Both players were excluded from the recent Italy trip and have been told how Barcelona views their situations.

Flick said squad changes are necessary to create opportunities for younger players emerging from La Masia. Casado has attracted reported interest from Al-Ahli and Al-Hilal, while Bardghji is also expected to have a limited role if he remains.

Fenerbahce, Napoli and Romelu Lukaku
Sunday

Fenerbahce have reached a personal agreement with Romelu Lukaku and are negotiating with Napoli over the striker’s transfer. Napoli rejected an opening offer around €6m and reportedly want approximately €12m, prompting the Turkish club to submit an improved proposal.

Personal terms remove one major obstacle, leaving the clubs to settle the fee for the Belgium international. Fenerbahce are also pursuing Feyenoord striker Ayase Ueda, although the uploaded report says Lukaku’s potential arrival does not automatically end that interest.

Barcelona, Manchester City and Rodri
Saturday

Barcelona have reportedly increased their offer for Manchester City midfielder Rodri to about €60m after their opening €45m plus variables proposal fell short. City are also said to have softened their position from an initial valuation around €80m.

Negotiations remain active and Barcelona believe the improved proposal can narrow the remaining gap, although no agreement has been reached. The development marks another concrete step after City rejected the first bid and Rodri became Barcelona’s priority midfield target.

Ferran Torres, Barcelona and Paris Saint-Germain
Saturday

Ferran Torres has told Barcelona he wants to join Paris Saint-Germain after agreeing personal terms with the French champions, according to the uploaded report. Barcelona will not block the Spain forward’s exit if the clubs can agree a transfer fee.

PSG and Barcelona are expected to begin club-level negotiations while Torres remains on holiday after Spain’s World Cup victory. His potential departure would also increase Barcelona’s need for another centre-forward following Robert Lewandowski’s move to Chicago Fire.

Venezia, West Ham and Niclas Fullkrug
Saturday

Venezia have reportedly abandoned their attempt to sign West Ham striker Niclas Fullkrug despite the Germany international already agreeing terms. The promoted Serie A club decided West Ham’s asking price was too high and withdrew from the proposed permanent transfer.

Fullkrug remains outside West Ham’s plans and is still expected to leave before the window closes. The failed Venezia move leaves the 33-year-old searching for another destination after AC Milan declined to exercise their purchase option following his loan.