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Manchester United fans are hoping that the club will sign a defensive midfielder in the summer. MEN Sport understands the position is high on their list of priorities, along with a young striker, ahead of the transfer window opening.
Aston Villa are favourites to sign Kalvin Phillips from Leeds this summer for a £60million fee, the Times reports. The 26-year-old England midfielder, whose contract at Elland Road ends in 2024, is also said to be courted by Newcastle and West Ham. Phillips has been returning to fitness following a hamstring injury suffered in early December.
Manchester City do not believe they are favourites to sign Norway striker Erling Braut Haaland and Real Madrid could try to get the 21-year-old to stay at Borussia Dortmund for one more season before trying to sign him. (Mundo Deportivo — in Spanish)external-link
Manchester United could snap up AS Monaco star Aurelien Tchouameni for £42m this summer, according to reports,
Pressure on Mauricio Pochettino intensified after his runaway PSG leaders were hammered by Monaco.
Liverpool ‘have asked’ AS Monaco about signing midfielder Aurelien Tchouameni this summer, according to Marca (via Sport Witness).
Manchester City are reportedly set to battle their two biggest rivals for the signature of AS Monaco midfielder Aurelien Tchouameni.
Battle for Benfica striker Nunez Darwin Nunez could be at the centre of a Premier League tug-of-war as the Uruguayan striker attracts interest following another impressive season. The 22-year-old now has a £67 million release clause, reports The Mirror, and Arsenal are keen to replace Pierre-Emerick Aubmayang, Eddie Nketiah and Alexandre Lacazette.