Lewandowski makes final push for Bayern exit
The Poland striker still has his heart set on a move
Robert Lewandowski will make a final attempt to convince Bayern Munich to let him leave this summer, Sky Sport claims.
Bayern have been determined to hold on to the 29-year-old striker, but Lewandowski will have a talk with coach Niko Kovac to try to convince them to let him gi.
Dortmund open to Pulisic sale
Borussia Dortmund will allow young American attacker Christian Pulisic to leave the club this summer if an offer of over €70 million (£62m/$82m) comes in, according to Bild.
The report states that BVB have been trying to get the 19-year-old to sign a new deal in recent weeks, but the player himself has stalled talks over a renewal.
Madrid decide against Hazard move
Real Madrid boss Julen Lopetegui has decided against trying to sign Eden Hazard from Chelsea, AS reports.
The Spanish outlet claims the new Blancos boss will instead place his faith in Isco and, to a lesser extent, Marco Asensio.
It is said that Lopetegui would rather not overspend on a 'Galactico' signing this summer, with Chelsea reportedly demanding €200m for Hazard, while moves for Neymar and Kylian Mbappe are off the table for now.
Chelsea accept Utd's Willian bid
Chelsea have decided to accept Manchester United's offer of €75 million (£66m/$87m) for Willian, according to Tuttosport.
The Italian outlet claims Jose Mourinho will be reunited with one of his favourite Brazilians at Old Trafford, while also stating that Gary Cahill is a potential target for the Portuguese manager.
Theo closing in on Sociedad loan
Real Madrid left-back Theo Hernandez is nearing a season-long loan move to Real Sociedad, reports AS.
Theo joined Madrid last summer from Atletico and made 13 La Liga appearances, failing to make a big impact in his first season at the Bernabeu.
Madrid are still high on the 20-year-old's potential, and feel a loan move could be good for his development.
Leicester set to bid £35m for Lascelles
Could this be the key to Man Utd's pursuit of Harry Maguire?
Leicester City are set to make a £35 million ($46m) bid for Newcastle defender Jamaal Lascelles, claims The Sun.
Lascelles, 24, is in high demand after starring for Newcastle last season, though the Magpies are determined to keep hold of him.
Leicester's bid could be a sign they are resigned to losing Harry Maguire, who could make a big-money move to Manchester United.
Wolves and Porto after Pepe
Wolves and Porto are chasing Besiktas centre-back Pepe, reports Fanatik.
The 35-year-old joined the Turkish club ahead of last season after spending 10 years at Real Madrid, making 35 appearances in 2017-18.
Besiktas value the veteran defender at €7 million.
Everton close in on Digne
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Everton are nearing the signing of Barcelona left-back Lucas Digne, according to the Liverpool Echo.
The Toffees still have work to do to complete a move for the 25-year-old, but they are confident a deal will be done.
Everton director of football Marcel Brands travelled to Barcelona this week to continue the club's pursuit of Digne and his team-mate Yerry Mina.
Crystal Palace have stepped up their pursuit of Liverpool striker Danny Ings, according to The Guardian.
The 26-year-old has determined that he must leave Anfield in search of more playing time, and Roy Hodgson is keen to bring the forward to Selhurst Park.
Leicester City, Newcastle United and Southampton are also interested in Ings, for whom Liverpool will demand £20 million ($26m).
Chelsea demand £200m for Hazard
The Blues will require a world-record fee to part with the Belgian star.
Chelsea will demand £200 million ($262m) to sell Eden Hazard, reports the Daily Mail.
he Blues hope their price tag acts as a deterrent for Real Madrid, who are keen on landing Hazard to help replace Cristiano Ronaldo.
The £200m fee would eclipse the current world record of £198m ($259m), paid by PSG to land Neymar last summer.
Barca turn to N'Zonzi as Rabiot alternative
Barcelona have turned their attention toward signing Sevilla midfielder Steven N’Zonzi, according to Mundo Deportivo.
The Blaugrana have been looking for central midfield reinforcements, but have grown impatient in their pursuit of PSG"s Adrien Rabiot.
N’Zonzi desires a move to the Camp Nou and has a release clause of €40 million (£36m/$47m).
Wolves close in on £25 Rojo move
Wolves are nearing a £25 million ($33m) move to sign Manchester United defender Marcos Rojo, reports The Telegraph.
The Red Devils are looking to raise funds ahead of a big-money bid for Leicester City's Harry Maguire, and the Argentina international appears to be on his way out.
Leicester are still hoping to hang on to Maguire, readying an improved contract offer for the centre-back.
Chelsea to meet Juve over Higuain, Rugani & Caldara
Blues could make multiple signings from the Italian champions
AFRIK understands Chelsea and Juventus are set to hold talks on Saturday in Nice over the potential transfers of three players.
Centre-backs Daniele Rugani and Mattia Caldara, as well as striker Gonzalo Higuain could potentially be on their way to Stamford Bridge.
Milan interested in Bakayoko
AC Milan have added Chelsea midfielder Tiemoue Bakayoko to their wish-list, according to Gianluci Di Marzio.
The 23-year-old moved to Chelsea from Monaco last summer, but struggled to establish himself during his first season at Stamford Bridge.
The San Siro club have also identified Red Bull Salzburg midfielder Diadie Samassekou as a potential target.
Lazar Markovic is set to leave Liverpool, with Olympiacos and Standard Liege in talks with the Reds over a transfer, reports Sky Sports News.
The 24-year-old arrived at Liverpool in 2014 but has not featured for the club since 2015, taking in several loans over the previous three seasons.
Markovic has spent time with Fenerbahce, Sporting Lisbon, Hull and Anderlecht since the 2015-16 season began.
City accept Fulham's £16m Zinchenko bid
Manchester City have accepted a £16 million ($21m) bid from Wolves for Oleksandr Zinchenko, reports the Mirror.
The newly promoted side are keen on the 21-year-old, who can play left-back or left midfield.
Though City have already accepted the bid, Zinchenko has still expressed a desire to stay with the Premier League champions.
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