Transfer News: Arsenal 'set' to sign Tommy Setford; Man Utd have to pay £70m to sign Xavi Simons
Arsenal 'set' to sign Tommy Setford
Arsenal are supposedly advancing in talks to bring young English goalkeeper Tommy Setford to the club. The 18-year-old is currently plying his trade at Ajax, where his deal expires in 12 months' time. The Dutch-born talent is yet to make his career senior debut. Fabrizio Romano says Arsenal have submitted a bid for the teenager, with Ajax said to be considering a sale given his contract situation. It is thought the player is keen on the move to London.
Man Utd have to pay £70m to sign Xavi Simons
Manchester United will have to pay £70 million in order to secure the services of Paris Saint-Germain star Xavi Simons. According to a report from The Sun , Manchester United are plotting a shock move for the services of former Barcelona youth star Xavi Simons. Erik ten Hag looks keen on bringing the Dutch international to Old Trafford having seen him perform consistently for club and country over the past 12 months.
Tottenham, Newcastle United vying for Marcus Vinnicius
Tottenham Hotspur and Newcastle United are both interested in signing Palmeiras defensive sensation Marcus Vinnicius. According to a report from PL Brasil , Marcus Vinnicius’ impressive rise at Palmeiras has attracted a significant amount of interest from across Europe. Tottenham and Newcastle United are two top clubs from the Premier League that are keen on his signature and have been keeping a close eye on the youngster.
Kyle Walker poised to become latest Saudi Pro League target
Kyle Walker is being linked with a move away from Manchester City, with Saudi Pro League clubs considering a summer deal. According to a report by Give Me Sport , Saudi Pro League clubs are mulling over signing experienced England international Kyle Walker from Manchester City in the summer transfer window. Walker has been exceptional for Manchester City since joining the club from Tottenham Hotspur, and he has helped them win every major trophy. The departure of the veteran English defender will certainly be a blow for Manchester City, but they need to start planning for the future.