Manchester United have successfully secured a deal for Dan Ashworth, and he is eager to make an immediate impact. The Red Devils are still pursuing deals for Matthijs de Ligt, Joshua Zirkzee, and Manuel Ugarte. De Ligt, keen on a move to Manchester United, might reunite with Erik ten Hag, under whom he rose to prominence at Ajax. His career has somewhat stalled, and Bayern Munich, who signed him from Juventus for £68 million, are now open to letting him go. Currently behind Eric Dier in the pecking order at Bayern, De Ligt could be available for just over £40 million, according to the Daily Mail.
Bayern Munich themselves are interested in Jonathan Tah, who recently clinched the Bundesliga title with Bayer Leverkusen. With Tah away on international duty at the Euros, Bayern are looking to sell him to facilitate his acquisition. Meanwhile, Liverpool are also eyeing Ugarte and have shown interest in former Everton winger Anthony Gordon. Chelsea, off to a swift start, have signed Marc Guiu from Barcelona and Leicester's Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall.
Arsenal, seeking reinforcements, have reportedly abandoned their pursuit of Napoli’s Victor Osimhen. Instead, they are focusing on Sporting Lisbon’s Victor Gyokeres, who, despite a €100 million price tag, is seen as a more affordable option due to his lower wage demands. The Premier League is abuzz with transfer activity. Aston Villa, Newcastle, Southampton, Tottenham, and Ipswich have all secured new signings recently, and more transfer news is anticipated in the coming days. Arsenal’s shift from Osimhen to Gyokeres reflects a broader trend of strategic, financially savvy signings as clubs navigate the competitive transfer market.