Man United joins race to sign Pacho
Manchester United have reportedly joined Liverpool in the race to sign Eintracht Frankfurt star Willian Pacho this summer, as per transfer journalist Graeme Bailey. With Joel Matip set to leave the club as a free agent at the end of this season, the Reds are seemingly keen on signing a new defender as a potential replacement for the African. Liverpool already have Jarell Quansah and Ibrahima Konate at their disposal so it seems they are planning to sign a new left-sided centre-back to support Virgil van Dijk next campaign. So, the Merseyside club have been linked with a few left-footed centre-back with Levi Colwill and Goncalo Inacio being among them, but Pacho is reportedly on their radar as well.
Arsenal can sign Dusan Vlahovic for £55m
According to the report from GiveMeSport, Arsenal are back in the mix for Vlahovic after tracking him before he even moved to Juventus. It’s claimed that the Gunners are watching to see if Vlahovic signs a new deal or not and if he doesn’t, there’s confidence he could be available for just £55m. That figure is some £15m off the price of around £70m that was being banded about in late 2023 as interest once again gathered ahead of January.
Vitor Roque uninterested in leaving Barcelona on loan this summer
Vitor Roque does not want to leave Barcelona on loan in the summer transfer window and has informed the club of his decision. According to reputed Spanish journalist Toni Juanmarti, Vitor Roque faces an uncertain future at FC Barcelona after Xavi Hernandez decided to continue his stint in the managerial hot seat. However, the 19-year-old wonderkid has informed the Catalan outfit that he does not want a loan departure in the summer transfer window.
Lopetegui favourite to join AC Milan
AC Milan are working on the appointment of a new manager ahead of the 2024/25 season with Julen Lopetegui currently leading the race to replace Stefano Pioli, according to Rudy Galetti. While the former Sevilla and Wolves manager is the frontrunner, the club are also evaluating the names of Mark Van Bommel and Paulo Fonseca.