Manchester United believe that re-signing Cristiano Ronaldo is a distinct possibility this summer. The 36-year old’s future is uncertain at Juventus, despite him finishing at top scorer in Serie A, with 29 goals from 33
Arsenal are set to conclude their first business of the summer window. However, it will not cost them a penny as Mat Ryan is set to join them on a free transfer from Brighton, having
Wolves winger Adama Traoré is the latest man to be linked with a summer move to Chelsea, the newly crowned Champions League champions. The Spanish international has two years left on his contract at Molineux
Chelsea want Romelu Lukaku as their main summer signing. The newly crowned Champions League champions want to boost their striking options ahead of next season when they want to make a sustained title challenge. And
Serge Aurier is set to leave Tottenham this summer. The 28-year old still has one year left on his current contract, but is now eyeing his next challenge, claiming that he come to the end
Watford want to boost their attacking options ahead of their return to the Premier League by signing Arsenal striker Eddie Nketiah. The 22-year old, who last season broke Alan Shearer’s record of goals for the
Roma have opened talks with Granit Xhaka about a summer move. Jose Mourinho, newly installed at the Serie A club, wants to bring him to Italy, having long been an admirer of the Swiss international
Mauricio Pochettino could make a surprise return as Tottenham manager. And, if he does so, the Argentine could persuade Harry Kame to stay at the club for another 12 months. The Argentine was sacked by
Ajax are set to offer Tottenham winger Steven Bergwijn the chance to restart his career. Earlier this week he was one of the names culled from the original Dutch squad announced for next month’s Euros,
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