TRANSFER RUMORS


TRANSFER NEWS: THE LATEST RUMOURS FROM MAN UTD, CHELSEA, ARSENAL AND ALL THE TOP TEAMS
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Goal takes a look at the biggest transfer stories from the Premier League, La Liga, Serie A and beyond ahead of the opening of the summer window

 PSG PREPARE FRESH MBAPPE MOVE

 Paris Saint-Germain are preparing a fresh move for Monaco star Kylian Mbappe and have made contact with his representatives, according to L'Equipe.

 PSG are determined to snatch the France international from their Ligue 1 rivals, with sporting director Antero Henrique holding talks with Mbappe's father.

 CEBALLOS WANTS BARCA NOT MADRID

 Real Betis midfielder Dani Ceballos wants to join Barcelona rather than Real Madrid as he prepares for talks over his future, according to Mundo Deportivo .

 Ceballos’ impressive form for Spain at the European Under 21 Championship has prompted a scramble for his signature, with Atletico Madrid and Juventus also showing an interest.

 He is available for €15 million and Ceballos is keen to move to Camp Nou after reportedly explaining derogatory comments he previously made about Barcelona on Twitter.

 £30M SAKHO FEE TOO MUCH FOR PALACE

 Liverpool’s £30 million asking price has dissuaded Crystal Palace from making a permanent offer to sign defender Mamadou Sakho, reports The Guardian .

 Sakho impressed on loan at Palace in the second half of last season, but the club’s new manager Frank de Boer has decided to invest the money on five players instead.

 ARSENAL SET FOR ALEXIS MEETING

 Arsene Wenger will meet both Alexis Sanchez and Hector Bellerin this week as he looks to persuade the Arsenal duo to stay at the club, says The Sun .

 Alexis looks set to join Manchester City in the coming weeks, despite Wenger declaring the Gunners would not sell to a Premier League rival.

 Bellerin has long been linked with a return to boyhood club Barcelona, though the Arsenal boss is to tell the Spaniard he will not be allowed to leave.

 The crisis talks are seen as somewhat of a last ditch attempt at the Frenchman keeping his stars ahead of the 2017-18 season.

 DONNARUMMA AGREES MILAN DEAL

 Gianluigi Donnarumma has rejected Paris Sant-Germain and agreed a new contract at AC Milan, according to  Sky Sport Italia .

 Having previously declined the San Siro outfit's offer, the teenage goalkeeper is now set to sign a deal worth €6 million per year. 

 COSTA REJECTS CHINA MOVE

 Chelsea striker Diego Costa has rejected a move to the Chinese Super League, according to the  Daily Mirror .

 Despite being told by manager Antonio Conte that he is no longer wanted at Stamford Bridge, the Spain international is happy to sit and wait for Atletico Madrid rather than leave for the Far East.

 And his rejection of a transfer to Asia is in turn delaying Romelu Lukaku's arrival from Everton.

 MOURINHO UNHAPPY WITH UTD

 Jose Mourinho is not happy that Manchester United have been unable to lock down a number of their main transfer targets, according to the Guardian .

 Moves for Nemanja Matic, Alvaro Morata and Ivan Perisic have stalled, with Mourinho frustrated that he will not have a full squad available as the club begin pre-season.

 LIVERPOOL PLAN RICO BID

 Liverpool are planning a €12 million bid for Sevilla goalkeeper Sergio Rico, according to  ABC de Sevilla .

 The Spain international has a €30m release clause, but the Reds are hopeful they can tempt the Liga side to sell for less.

 WEST HAM TURN TO CHICHARITO

 West Ham have made Bayer Leverkusen striker Javier Hernandez their priority attacking target, according to the  Daily Telegraph .

 The Irons remain interested in Olivier Giroud and Michy Batshuayi, but see Hernandez as a more viable option given his price and willingness to leave Leverkusen.

 CONTE DEMANDS £100M LUKAKU

 Antonio Conte wants Chelsea to spend £100 million on Romelu Lukaku, if that’s what it will take to bring the Everton striker back to Stamford Bridge, according to The Telegraph .

 Lukaku has been identified

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