Aston Villa Interested in Endrick Loan - Monday's Football Gossip
Aston Villa and Roma are reportedly interested in signing Brazilian forward Endrick, 22, on loan from Real Madrid.
There are expectations that England striker Harry Kane, 33, will extend his contract with Bayern Munich until 2029.
Arsenal has made contact with the representatives of France forward Bradley Barcola, 23, aiming to potentially secure his signature ahead of Liverpool, who are also reportedly interested in signing him from Paris St-Germain.
England forward Marcus Rashford, 28, is reportedly determined to reignite his Manchester United career following his return to the club after a loan spell with Barcelona.
Liverpool may consider allowing Netherlands forward Cody Gakpo, 27, to join Tottenham if they manage to sign one of their primary attacking targets.
Arsenal and Tottenham had shown interest in Barcelona's Ferran Torres, 26, prior to the Spain forward agreeing personal terms with Paris St-Germain.
Crystal Palace has initiated discussions regarding the potential signing of Senegal midfielder Lamine Camara, 22, from Monaco.
Manchester United and Arsenal are among the clubs showing interest in securing the services of Club Brugge's Belgian left-back Joaquin Seys, 21.
Hector Fort, 20, a right-back from Barcelona, has been informed he can depart the club this summer, with Everton and Fulham reportedly among the interested parties.
Fulham has reached an agreement to sign Northern Ireland midfielder Shea Charles, 22, from Southampton for a fee that could reach £30 million.
Scottish striker Robbie Ure, 22, is slated to join Sevilla from Swedish league leaders IK Sirius for a reported fee of 9 million euros (approximately £7.7 million).
Sheffield United has submitted an improved offer of £8 million for Leicester City's Australian centre-back Harry Souttar, 27.
English Translation:
Aston Villa and Roma have expressed interest in acquiring Brazilian forward Endrick, 22, on a temporary basis from Real Madrid.
It is anticipated that England's striker Harry Kane, 33, will prolong his agreement with Bayern Munich, potentially until 2029.
Arsenal has initiated contact with the camp of Bradley Barcola, a 23-year-old French forward, with the aim of potentially diverting Liverpool's efforts to sign him from Paris St-Germain.
England international Marcus Rashford, 28, is reportedly committed to revitalizing his career at Manchester United after returning to the club following a loan spell with Barcelona.
Liverpool might create an opportunity for Dutch forward Cody Gakpo, 27, to transfer to Tottenham should they successfully secure one of their attacking transfer targets.
Both Arsenal and Tottenham had previously expressed interest in Barcelona's Ferran Torres, a 26-year-old Spanish forward, before he reached personal terms with Paris St-Germain.
Crystal Palace has commenced negotiations for the signing of Senegalese midfielder Lamine Camara, 22, from Monaco.
Manchester United and Arsenal are among the clubs vying for the signature of Joaquin Seys, a 21-year-old Belgian left-back from Club Brugge.
Hector Fort, a 20-year-old Spanish right-back, has been informed that he is free to leave Barcelona this summer, with Everton and Fulham reportedly showing interest.
Fulham has agreed to terms for the transfer of Northern Ireland midfielder Shea Charles, 22, from Southampton, in a deal valued at up to £30 million.
Scottish striker Robbie Ure, 22, is expected to join Sevilla from IK Sirius, the current leaders of the Swedish league, for a fee of 9 million euros (£7.7 million).
Sheffield United has presented an enhanced offer of £8 million for Leicester City's Australian centre-back Harry Souttar, 27.
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