The summer is upon us as Premier League clubs turn their attention to building new squads for the new campaign ahead.
This transfer window promises to be an intriguing one with Arsenal out to build on their ambitions, Tottenham preparing for the Champions League, and the Todd Boehly era soon getting underway at Chelsea.
There are also Manchester United preparing for a revamp under Erik ten Hag plus Liverpool seeking improvements having once again fallen agonisingly short in the title race.
Fabio Carvalho has already been confirmed by the Reds, who are turning their attention to another young star in the form of Aberdeen defender Calvin Ramsay.
Over at Arsenal, Youri Tielemans is a key target and the Leicester man has reportedly provided the Gunners with a boost as he contemplates a move to the Europa League. Gabriel Jesus is another target, a player said to also be of interest to Spurs.
Across Europe, Robert Lewandowski is a highly sought after target ahead of the final year of his Bayern Munich contract – although Kylian Mbappe has secured his Paris Saint-Germain future.
Unlike his countryman, Paul Pogba will become a free agent this summer and Juventus are rumored to be the frontrunners for his signature.
The window opens on June 10 and runs until 11pm BST on September 1.
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Chelsea’s defensive exits could continue this week with Marcos Alonso reportedly set to ask for a transfer.
The Spanish international is – according to Spanish outlet Sport – to have reached an agreement in principle with Barcelona, where he could follow Andreas Christensen.
Having been rejected by Kylian Mbappe, it will be fascinating to see where Real Madrid go next.
The Daily Star claim they are now turning attentions to Raheem Sterling, seemingly constantly linked with a move away from Manchester City.
Sterling has often suggested he would be keen to try himself abroad and, with his contract set to expire in 2023, would appear to be a natural target for leading clubs around the world.
It does not take a genius to work out to suggest Everton’s defense needs improvement.
Having come so close to losing their top-flight status this season, Frank Lampard will be keen to ensure his team are much better prepared heading into the first full campaign under his watch.
To that end, Football Insider claims the club are lining up a move for Burnley defender, James Tarkowski.
Out of contract this summer, Everton are reportedly ready to offer the defender £ 120k-per-week to ward off interest from Newcastle.
Youri Tielemans WILL consider a move to Arsenal, despite it meaning Europa League football next season.
The Telegraph report on the Leicester playmaker seeking a move to the Champions League ahead of his contract expiring next summer, making him available for potentially just £ 25million.
However, Tielemans is now also open to the idea of a stint in Europe’s secondary competition as he surveys his summer options.
Juventus bosses Pavel Nedved and Maurizio Arrivabene will meet with Paul Pogba’s representative to thrash out a deal to re-sign the midfielder.
According to Tuttosport, a contract worth in the region of £ 125,000-a-week will be offered to the Frenchman ahead of his Manchester United exit. PSG and Real Madrid are said to be monitoring the situation.
The Bianconeri are set to be busy in the coming weeks with Angel Di Maria another free agent signing on the horizon, on a similar wage to Pogba.
Few clubs are likely to be linked with more players this summer than Newcastle.
The Magpies are expected to splash the cash as their new owners look for a quick rise up the Premier League and manager Eddie Howe believes there is no time to waste as he quickly moves on from a successful season, capped with a win away to Burnley on the last day.
“I was joking to someone that the planning would start on the coach on the way back,” Howe said.
“Really it starts straight away, you have to.
“The Premier League moves so quickly, the competition is so strong, you have to try and be ahead of the game. We have to try and be sensible about what we do this summer. We know it’s a big time for the club. ”
It sounds like it could be a busy summer at Tottenham as Antonio Conte bolsters his squad.
The Telegraph reports that there could be six new arrivals before the start of the new season, with the first of those likely to be Southampton goalkeeper Fraser Forster.
He’s out of contract this summer and is believed to be having a medical at Spurs this week as his move nears completion.
Ruben Neves has hinted that he could be on the move this summer should an opportunity present itself.
Barcelona have been linked with a move for the Wolves midfielder and comments he gave after the final game of the season would suggest Neves may be considering a new challenge.
“Everyone knows about what football is about, what our lives are about,” Neves told The Athletic.
“Our careers are really short, we need to take the opportunities we have. Of course, all of us have dreams and we need to live those dreams in a short space of time.
“Let’s see what happens. I can not say too much about it. ”
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