Barcelona has turned down a €60 million bid for Raphinha from an unnamed Premier League club. The Spanish club values the winger at €80 million, considering his recent contributions to the team under Xavi Hernandez. Despite interest from various European clubs, Barcelona believes that Raphinha’s worth is on the rise and is unwilling to sell him below their valuation. The potential suitors mentioned include Manchester United and Chelsea, with Raphinha’s previous experience in the Premier League at Leeds United adding to his value.
Manchester City is looking to secure the signing of West Ham United midfielder Lucas Paquetá. The English club is trying to avoid triggering the 26-year-old’s release clause and is engaged in negotiations with the player. Despite the complexities involved, Manchester City has a previous agreement in terms of salary from their previous attempts to sign the Brazil international.
Arsenal had a scout present at Stadio Renato Dall’Ara during Bologna’s match against Monza to monitor Joshua Zirkzee. The 22-year-old forward is attracting interest from several Serie A clubs, including AC Milan, Napoli, and Juventus. The Premier League side will face competition in their pursuit of Zirkzee, who has caught the eye of multiple top Italian clubs.
Juventus is unlikely to pursue Lewis Ferguson this summer due to an injury that will sideline the 24-year-old for an extended period. The Italian club is expected to focus their attention on Teun Koopmeiners, with Atalanta’s Éderson being considered as an alternative option. This setback has forced Juventus to reassess their transfer targets for the upcoming season.
Bayern Munich is open to letting Serge Gnabry depart during the summer transfer window. However, the 28-year-old winger is only willing to consider a move to a top club that can match his current salary of €15 million per year. Despite the willingness to negotiate a potential exit, Gnabry’s departure from Bayern remains uncertain, with the German club looking for a suitable offer from interested parties.
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