Manchester United are ready to make a fresh move for a talented Swedish star who is admired by director of football John Murtough, Sergio Aguero has decided his next club, while Thursday’s Euro Paper Talk claims Mikel Arteta is desperate to bring a Sevilla midfielder to Arsenal.
DEJAN KULUSEVSKI BACK ON UNITED RADAR
Manchester United are ready to launch a fresh bid to sign Dejan Kulusevski this summer, according to a report.
United were keen on the Sweden winger last summer after impressing on a season’s loan with Parma. However, that form also alerted Juventus and it was they who sealed his signing in a €30m deal from Atalanta.
The move to Turin, however, has not had the impact it was hoped. Kulusevski has featured 37 times for the Old Lady this season, but has registered just five goals and one assist.
And while the 20-year-old is seen as one for the future, United are set to offer Juventus their money back. According to Calciomercato, the Red Devils are poised to forward a new €30m bid for the Swede. The move is being backed by United’s newly-appointed director of football John Murtough.
He apparently is a big fan of the Kulusevski and is keen to add him to their playing ranks.
Juventus, though, do plan to resist United’s approach. However, with finances tight at Juve and with the player not quite having the expected impact, they may consider his sale.
They need to reduce their overheads this summer and could lose the likes of Paulo Dybala. The likes of Cristiano Ronaldo and Alvaro Morata are also the subject of speculation over their future.
Kulusevski is comfortable on the right wing or in a No 10 role and is reportedly viewed as the perfect recruit by Murtough.
ARTETA ‘IN LOVE’ WITH JOAN JORDAN
Arsenal will move to sign Joan Jordan this summer with Mikel Arteta ‘in love’ with the €50m-rated midfielder. (Marca)
Everton are big admirers of Japan defender Takehiro Tomiyasu, with Bologna rating him at €20m. (Gazzetta dello Sport)
Liverpool and Leeds must battle Roma, Inter Milan, Napoli and Sevilla if they want to sign AZ’s Teun Koopmeiners. (AS)
Chelsea and Tottenham target Sergio Aguero has accepted a move to Barcelona this summer. (Fijaches)
Newcastle will push ahead with plans to sign Sampdoria defender Omar Colley – if they avoid the drop. (Gazzetta dello Sport)
CAVANI ON BRINK OF SECURING TRANSFER
Boca Juniors are on the brink of securing the signing of Edison Cabani on a two-year deal from Manchester United. (Ole)
Brighton and West Brom are chasing Standard Liege’s teenage striker Michel-Ange Balikwisha. (Le Soir)
Juventus are preparing a surprise move on Arsenal for Hector Bellerin and could spend up to €25m. (Calciomercato)
Milan have denied claims they could offer Juventus Alessio Romagnoli in a straight swap for Federico Bernardeschi. (Tuttosport)
Nacho and Eder Militao’s performances against Liverpool have convinced Florentino Perez to let Sergio Ramos leave Real Madrid on a free this summer. (Marca)
JORGINHO WANTS NAPOLI RETURN
Jorginho claims he’d love to repeat his ‘wonderful experience’ at Napoli, though remains focused on Chelsea for now. (Sky Italia)
Liverpool are on alert after learning that Ryan Gravenberch could leave Ajax for just €35m this summer. (Gazzetta dello Sport)
Napoli captain Lorenzo Insigne’s agent Vincenzo Pisacane has visited Milan’s headquarters to discuss a potential move. (Gazzetta dello Sport)
Atletico Madrid are considering an approach to sign Real Betis midfielder Sergio Canales this summer. (AS)
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AND MORE FROM EURO PAPER TALK
Barcelona remain keen on Eric Garcia but have offered the 20-year-old a reduced deal compared to the terms tabled a year ago. (Marca)
Bayern Munich have confirmed Jerome Boateng will leave the club when his contract expires this summer. (Sky Deutsche)
Manchester City will not make a move for Lionel Messi unless he makes it clear he wants to leave Barcelona. (Marca)
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