Mohamed Salah is open this summer to join the Saudi squad, Manchester United are looking for Liam Delap, and Newcastle is still in signing James Trafford.
Saudi Arabia has confidence in Saudi Arabia Liverpool and Egypt striker Mohamed Salah, 32, It will be open to join the Saudi league when his contract with the Reds expired this summer. (Telegraph – Necessary Participation), external
Manchester United Manchester United their own interests Ipsuitch Liam Delap, 22, is evaluated for £40m. (Mail – Should Participation), external
Newcastle they still want a summer deal Bernlies James Trafford is the 22-year-old English goalkeeper. (sky sports), external
Brighton Cameroon Carlos Baliba midfielder Joao Pedro has been linked with a move to 100 million pounds. Liverpool, Newcastle and Chelsea. (Talxport), external
Portugal midfielder Bernardo Silva, 30, wants to leave. Manchester City Manchester City This summer you are looking for a challenge away from the Premier League. (Football) Insider), external
Arsenal, Newcastle, Chelsea and Manchester United Manchester United Serbian striker Dosan Vlahovic wants the 25-year-old to leave Juventus This summer. (Gazta Delo Sport- in Italian), external
Newcastle They are a surprising movement plan for Liverpool Harvey Elliott, 21, is a 21-year-old English midfielder. (Timetalk), external
Chelsea They are considering a move for €40m (33.4 million) Villarreal’s Terno Barry, 22-year-old French striker. (Fichajes – in Spanish), external
Arsenal, Newcastle and Nottingam Forest they are among the clubs you want Romaz Ivandika, 25-year-old Ivandika, worth €40 million (33.4 million pounds). (Offsor), external
Crystal Palace Oliver Glasner Boss remains a candidate for responsibility RB Leipzig Next season after Germany held talks with representatives of the Austrian Austrians. (Norm of Germany), external
the palace he can make a move for Eintracht Frankfurt’s The 22-year-old French striker Hugo Xictique will leave the club this summer if French friend Jean-Philippe Mattata, (Timetalk), external