– Manchester United has entered the race alongside Newcastle to secure the signature of former Chelsea center-back Andreas Christensen from Barcelona. However, their primary defensive target remains Jean-Clair Todibo. (Football Insider)
– Jadon Sancho is on the verge of departing Manchester United for a loan spell at his former club Borussia Dortmund. However, a permanent deal seems unlikely as the Bundesliga side may not have the financial means for such a move. (Daily Mirror)
– PSG president Nasser Al-Khelaifi is urging Kylian Mbappe to stay with the club and sign a new contract, countering interest from Real Madrid. (RMC Sport)
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– PSG is eyeing a move for Bayern Munich midfielder Joshua Kimmich, whose contract extends until 2025. (Sky Sports Germany)
– Arsenal, Liverpool, and Manchester United are closely monitoring the impressive performances of Bayer Leverkusen wing-back Jeremie Frimpong. (Football Insider)
– Alphonso Davies appears increasingly likely to join Real Madrid from Bayern Munich in the summer, with efforts to convince the left-back not to renew his contract at the Allianz Arena. (Sky Sports Germany)
– Tottenham has secured the signing of Radu Dragusin, beating Bayern Munich to the center-back, who is set to undergo a medical in London. As part of the deal, Djed Spence will return to Genoa on loan until the season’s end. (Gianluca Di Marzio)
– Bayern Munich, having missed out on Dragusin, is intensifying its search for a center-back and could ironically target Tottenham’s Eric Dier. (Sky Sports Germany)
– Last summer, Turkey international Arda Guler chose to join Real Madrid over Barcelona, as he was not convinced by the project presented by the Spanish champions. (The Athletic)
– Cole Palmer disclosed that he initially intended to leave Manchester City on loan during the summer before securing a permanent transfer to Chelsea. (Sky Sports)
– Barcelona might abandon their pursuit of Girona midfielder Aleix Garcia due to his €20m release clause likely exceeding their financial capabilities. (Mundo Deportivo)