• Anthony Gordon Eyes Liverpool Move
Anthony Gordon has reportedly discussed a potential move to Liverpool with his England teammates. The Everton forward has been linked with a switch to Anfield, adding another dimension to Liverpool’s attacking options.
(Source: TeleFootball)
• Chelsea's Bid for Samu Omorodion Rejected
Chelsea have had a £42 million bid for striker Samu Omorodion rejected by Atletico Madrid. The Spanish club is holding out for at least £70 million for the young forward, who has been making waves with his scoring prowess.
(Source: Sun Sport)
• Bruno Fernandes To Saudi Arabia Latest
Manchester United have given Bruno Fernandes the green light to open transfer talks with the Saudi Arabia PIF. This move could potentially see the midfielder join Cristiano Ronaldo at Al Nassr, adding to the growing list of high-profile players moving to the Saudi league.
(Source: TEAMtalk)
• Kevin De Bruyne Set for Al Ittihad
Representatives of Kevin De Bruyne have met with Saudi PIF officials and reportedly reached a verbal agreement for the Manchester City midfielder to join Al Ittihad. This transfer could see another star player make the move to the Saudi Pro League.
(Source: Rudy Galetti)
• Liverpool Eyeing Nico Williams
Liverpool are prepared to activate the release clause for Athletic Bilbao's Nico Williams, which is just under £50 million. The 21-year-old winger has been impressive with his speed and dribbling skills, making him a prime target for the Reds as they look to bolster their attacking options.
(Source: Mirror Football)
DONE DEALS:
• Brighton Sign Mats Wieffer
Brighton have completed the signing of Mats Wieffer from Feyenoord for €30 million plus add-ons. The Dutch midfielder has signed a five-year contract until June 2029, bolstering the Seagulls' midfield options.
(Source: Official BHAFC)
• Max Kilman Joins West Ham
West Ham have officially signed Max Kilman from Wolves in a £40 million deal. Kilman, a highly-rated defender, was a top target for West Ham's director Tim Steidten and manager Julen Lopetegui.
(Source: Fabrizio Romano)