Thiago Silva makes decision on Chelsea future
Thiago Silva has reportedly decided to leave Chelsea at the conclusion of the current season. According to transfer specialist Fabrizio Romano, Chelsea defender Silva has sorted his future at Stamford Bridge ahead of the summer window. The report claims that the 39-year-old has decided to leave the West Londoners at the conclusion of the 2023-24 term, bringing his four-year association with the club to an end. It is understood that Silva has made his mind up and that an official announcement is set to be released 'soon', however a timeframe is not disclosed.
Arsenal face competition to sign Isak
Barcelona have reportedly joined Arsenal in the race to sign Newcastle United striker Alexander Isak. Newcastle CEO Darren Eales has previously revealed the club may have to sell some of its prized assets to meet Profit and Sustainability Rules and generate funds for future transfers. Arsenal have emerged as one of the contenders to sign the Swedish striker, with the Gunners looking to bolster their current forward options of Gabriel Jesus and Eddie Nketiah. However, The Sun are reporting that Barcelona are set to rival Arsenal for Isak's signature ahead of the 2024-25 campaign. With Isak under contract until the summer of 2028, the report claims that Newcastle would be looking to receive a fee in the region of £90m.
Man Utd eye move for Thomas Tuchel
Manchester United are reportedly eyeing a shock move for outgoing Bayern Munich manager Thomas Tuchel, who is keen on replacing Erik ten Hag at Old Trafford next season, according to journalist Christian Falk.
Man United willing to pay €60m to sign Bastoni
Manchester United is reportedly willing to pay €60 million for Alessandro Bastoni, with Inter Milan’s stance still unclear. According to Fichajes, Alessandro Bastoni has emerged as a big target for Manchester United ahead of the summer. The Red Devils are willing to spend €60 million on the Serie A-winning defender, although Inter Milan’s stance must be clarified. Their star man isn’t straightforward yet.