Former Real Madrid boss Zinedine Zidane is reportedly not in the running to replace outgoing Bayern Munich manager Thomas Tuchel.
Barcelona are reportedly planning to make a swap deal with Atletico Madrid to retain Joao Felix permanently.
But their financial struggles force them to insist on a swap deal as they look to trade veteran defender Inigo Martinez for the player.
Real Madrid reportedly believe they can sign Liverpool’s Trent Alexander-Arnold for a ‘bargain fee’ amid the uncertainty over life after Jurgen Klopp.
Wolves boss Gary O’Neil says there’s “no truth” in Manchester United’s reported interest in him but added it’s an honour to be linked with the club.
Manchester United might swoop in for Bayern Munich midfielder Joshua Kimmich, according to Sport.
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At 29 years old, Kimmich has reportedly fallen out of favour at Bayern Munich and is eager to secure a move away this summer following disagreements with manager Thomas Tuchel. Despite his recent challenges, Kimmich is still highly regarded as one of Europe’s top players.
Several top clubs, including Manchester City, Barcelona, and PSG, have shown interest in acquiring Kimmich’s services, with a rumoured transfer fee set at around €60 million.
However, Sport suggests that Manchester United are poised to make a move for Kimmich. The club sees him as a potential replacement for Casemiro and are reportedly ready to enter negotiations to secure his signature.
RB Leipzig’s forward Dani Olmo has attracted the attention of two football giants, Manchester United and Real Madrid, as reported by The Daily Mail.
With seven goals and four assists in 19 games this season, Olmo has been a standout performer for RB Leipzig.
The Spanish forward’s contract includes a €60m release clause, valid until 2027, making him an enticing prospect for potential suitors.
In addition to Manchester United and Real Madrid, other top clubs such as Manchester City, Chelsea, and Tottenham have also expressed interest in Olmo in the past. Barcelona, where Olmo began his youth career, could also enter the race if their financial situation improves.
Former Manchester United manager Ralf Rangnick has emerged as a surprise target for Bayern Munich should they fail to land Xabi Alonso this summer.
The Bavarian giants are still hopeful of landing the Leverkusen boss as Thomas Tuchel’s replacement. But with a decision from the in-demand Alonso unlikely to arrive soon, Bayern’s top brass are making contingency plans, with Kicker reporting that Rangnick has emerged as the main alternative.
Bryan Zaragoza, who was signed by Bayern Munich from Granada in the winter, has had a very tough start to life in the German team. The 22-year-old, who had a fantastic first half of the season in La Liga, has found it difficult to contribute in Bavaria; Thomas Tuchel has already discussed his difficulty adjusting.
Zaragoza may be leased out by Bayern if he continues to be unpopular come next season. In an unexpected transfer, he has been linked to Barcelona. Rayo Vallecano is reportedly interested in
