Transfer News: Arsenal, Manchester United and European Clubs Linked in Latest Rumours

Arsenal receive boost in striker chase

Arsenal have been boosted in their pursuit of young Bournemouth forward Eli Junior Kroupi, after Paris Saint-Germain reportedly pulled out of the race for the 19-year-old. This leaves Arsenal with fewer major competitors for the player.

Manchester United eye midfield and attacking targets

Manchester United are reportedly monitoring several players ahead of the summer transfer window:

Iliman Ndiaye (Everton) has been added to their shortlist as a potential attacking option.

United’s leadership has also made it clear the club will not overspend, amid ongoing transfer negotiations involving big names such as Marcus Rashford, who continues to attract interest from Barcelona.

Other Premier League transfer links

West Ham are expected to demand around £80 million for midfielder Mateus Fernandes, who is attracting interest from Manchester United.

Brentford have reportedly made a £43 million offer for Cologne winger Said El Mala.

Chelsea are considering a move for Swedish youngster Zadok Yohanna, alongside Brighton, who are also interested.

Liverpool and lower-league interest

Liverpool midfielder Luca Stephenson is being tracked by both Bolton and Blackburn as a possible summer signing.

Manager and international football updates

England manager Thomas Tuchel has reportedly involved lower-league side Miami United to help prepare his squad for the upcoming World Cup.

In Italy, Dusan Vlahovic is expected to leave Juventus when his contract expires at the end of June.

Bayern Munich have reached an agreement in principle with Arsenal-linked defender Nathaniel Brown.

Former Chelsea and Manchester United manager Jose Mourinho is said to be interested in signing Arsenal defender Riccardo Calafiori if he takes over at Real Madrid.

Club ownership and boardroom news

A consortium led by Sheikh Jassim, who previously tried to buy Manchester United, is reportedly unlikely to renew its bid for the club.

Meanwhile, speculation continues over possible changes in ownership involving the Glazer family.