Arsenal to demand £60m to sell Ramsdale
Arsenal have reportedly set their asking price for Aaron Ramsdale ahead of the summer transfer window. Ramsdale is seemingly ready to leave Arsenal as he looks to gain regular playing time and boost his hopes of remaining in the England setup. According to TEAMtalk, the Gunners will demand a £60m fee to part ways with Ramsdale, who has a contract until June 2026, with an option to extend by a further year.
Man City open to selling Jack Grealish
Manchester City winger Jack Grealish may reportedly be sold by the Premier League giants during the summer transfer window. According to Football Insider, City officials are not against trying to cash in on Grealish once business reopens in June. Pep Guardiola is also seemingly of the same opinion, even though he has shown preference to selecting Grealish in City's most recent, and important, matches.
West Ham plotting ambitious move to appoint Amorim as manager
According to The Athletic, West Ham United are reportedly interested in appointing Liverpool target and Sporting CP boss Ruben Amorim as their next manager if David Moyes part ways in the summer. Amorim was earlier linked with a move to Reds as they were eyeing him as a replacement for outgoing Jurgen Klopp but the report claims that the Reds are now unlikely to hire the Sporting manager.
Sporting CP will not sell Goncalo Inacio for less than €60 million
Liverpool have been linked with a summer move for Sporting CP defender Goncalo Inacio, who will cost €60 million. Goncalo Inacio has established himself as a key player for Sporting CP, and his performances have attracted the attention of the Premier League giants Liverpool. The Reds are in need of defensive reinforcements, and the Portuguese international would be a quality addition. Meanwhile, a report from Give Me Sport has claimed that Liverpool will have to pay €60 million to sign the 22-year-old. The defender has a €60 million release clause in his contract. and Sporting CP are unwilling to give any discounts on him despite recent contradictory reports.