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Tottenham ‘in Pau Torres-Lo Celso swap talks’, Liverpool ‘£85m Darwin Nunez transfer offer’, Man City deny Saka interest


TOTTENHAM are reportedly in talks to complete one of the deals of the summer with Villarreal.

Spurs are said to be negotiating to secure the signing of Man Utd target Pau Torres.

As part of the deal, Giovani Lo Celso, who spent the second half of last season on loan with the Yellow Submarine, would reportedly go the other way.

Meanwhile Liverpool have reportedly made an £85m bid for Benfica’s Darwin Nunez.

And their Champions League conquerors Real Madrid are busy on the transfer front, having all but confirmed the signing of French wonderkid Aurelien Tchouameni.

The talented youngster is set to join Los Blancos for a staggering £85 million this summer.

However, Man City have said there is “nothing in” rumours that they are trying to sign Arsenal’s Bukayo Saka.

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  • Bale ‘wants to stay in Madrid’, says Torres

    Gareth Bale has reportedly been offered to Real Madrid’s neighbours Getafe.

    And more quotes from Getafe’s president Angel Torres on Bale staying in Spain.

    He said: “This morning I spoke with his representative and he explained to me that it was possible to do it.

    “The boy wants to stay in Madrid and play in the World Cup. I have to give him a ride and talk to the coach.

    “It depends 50% on Bale and 50% on me.”

  • Garner’s first words as Addicks boss

    Speaking shortly after signing at The Valley, Garner said: “It feels fantastic to be here. I’m really pleased and can’t wait to get going. 

    “Charlton is a massive football club. Both in terms of history and tradition and just as importantly in terms of potential and scope looking forwards.

    “Attacking football is what I believe in, that is how I think football should be played and I will be looking to implement that from day one, both home and away.

    “I want the team to be positive and confident, I want the fans to enjoy coming to watch us play.”

  • Charlton confirm Garner as boss

    Charlton Athletic have confirmed the appointment of Ben Garner as first team’s manager.

    The ex-Swindon Town gaffer joins on a three-year contact.

    The highly-rated 42-year-old put pen to paper on the deal this week and will focus on getting the Addicks to play “attacking football”.

    He joins the South East London club after an impressive season at Swindon, where his side scored more goals than any team in League Two.

  • Prem clubs fear over Nunez

    Premier League clubs are reportedly wary of paying Benfica’s exorbitant asking price for Darwin Nunez.

    Benfica are seeking between £60-100m for Nunez, and Liverpool are said to be planning a £85m bid for the striker.

    But Prem sides fear paying over the odds for Nunez, in case he’s a flop in England like Nicolas Pepe was for Arsenal last season.

    That’s the view of a Prem chief executive who told i news: “The sort of money being asked for him is huge and no club wants to do what Arsenal did with Nicolas Pepe, grossly over paying for someone because of the hype around the number of clubs interested in him.”

  • Exclusive – McArthur, Tomkins, Ayew and Clyne sign new deals

    Crystal Palace have confirmed new contracts for four senior players, writes Jack Rosser and Alex Smith.

    The Eagles have agreed fresh one-year contracts with James McArthur, James Tomkins, Jordan Ayew and Nathaniel Clyne.

    All four of their deals were set to expire this summer but manager Patrick Vieira has chosen to keep them at Selhurst Park.

    McArthur has made 249 appearances for Palace and has been captain on some occasions.

    Ayew, 30, scored three league goals last season and Clyne featured 16 times after re-joining the club in 2020 where his career began.

    Tomkins, 33, has struggled with injury across the last few campaigns but has played made 124 appearances for Palace.

    Midfielder Cheikhou Kouyate also sees his deal expire this summer but the South Londoners have confirmed that they remain in talks over an extension.

  • Bale ‘offered to Getafe’

    Gareth Bale has reportedly been offered to Real Madrid’s neighbours Getafe.

    Bale will be a free agent when his Real Madrid contract expires in late June.

    And Getafe’s president Angel Torres has revealed that he’s been given the opportunity to land the Welsh winger.

    He said at a presentation on Wednesday afternoon: “50 minutes ago they offered me Gareth Bale.

    “I have to think about it and talk to the coach, I don’t know if he’s going to come.”

  • Man City step up Phillips interest

    Man City are set to contact Leeds over a transfer move for their England star Kalvin Phillips.

    The Cityzens face a huge fight to sign the in-demand ace as a host of other clubs chase his services.

    But City will officially approach Leeds once Phillips has finished his England duty later this month.

    Boss Pep Guardiola is looking for a replacement for veteran Fernandinho following the Brazilian’s departure after nine years at the Etihad.

    And we previously reported how he is believed to view Phillips “as an attainable target” as he plots a transfer swoop. 

    Manchester United also want the ace – but Phillips has allegedly told his nearest and dearest that he could not move to Old Trafford due to the bitter rivalry between them and his boyhood club Leeds.

  • Prem teams interested in Sangare

    Man United and Chelsea are set to do battle for PSV Eindhoven ace Ibrahim Sangaré.

    The 24-year-old reportedly has his heart set on a move to the Prem this summer, according to the Utd report.

    And there’s no shortage of top-tier clubs willing to give the defensive midfielder a new home.

    Newcastle and Liverpool have also been linked with Sangare recently.

  • In for the Long run

    A host of clubs are monitoring West Ham youngster Emmanuel Longelo ahead of a potential summer move, JACK ROSSER EXCLUSIVELY REVEALS.

    The full-back, 21, made his Hammers debut in the Europa League last year against Dinamo Zagreb.

    Bournemouth who are in the market for a left-back following promotion and Europa League finalists Rangers are keen on him.

    Championship side Millwall and the Scottish Premiership’s Hibernian are also tracking Longelo.

    A move to Nottingham Forest was considered in January but a deal never materialised.

  • Jesus ‘keen on Prem stay’

    Gabriel Jesus still has his heart set on a transfer away from Man City this summer.

    And he’s likely to remain in the Premier League despite interest from Real Madrid, Fabrizio Romano revealed.

    Real were exploring a move for Jesus a few weeks ago but are yet to press forward with a concrete bid for the striker, the transfer guru added.

    This will be a huge boost for Arsenal who are in pole position to land the Brazilian.

  • Asensio speaks on Real future

    Marco Asensio has opened up on his future with Real Madrid amid interest from Premier League clubs.

    He said when asked about his future, reported by Fabrizio Romano: “Renew or leave? By the way, there is also the option of staying for the remaining year of my contract.”

    “I’ll speak with Real soon – I’m now looking for regularity for the next few years. It’s important.”

    Man United, Arsenal, and Tottenham have been tracking the striker.

  • Prem clubs fear over Nunez

    Premier League clubs are reportedly wary of paying Benfica’s exorbitant asking price for Darwin Nunez.

    Benfica are seeking between £60-100m for Nunez, and Liverpool are said to be planning a £85m bid for the striker.

    But Prem sides fear paying over the odds for Nunez, in case he’s a flop in England like Nicolas Pepe was for Arsenal last season.

    That’s the view of a Prem chief executive who told i news: “The sort of money being asked for him is huge and no club wants to do what Arsenal did with Nicolas Pepe, grossly over paying for someone because of the hype around the number of clubs interested in him.”

  • All Said and done

    West Ham are ready to listen to offers for Said Benrahma this summer and are still interested in bringing Jesse Lingard back to the club.

    Should West Ham find a buyer for Benrahma, they are keen to recoup the £30million fee and not sell cheaply.

    West Ham are interested in bringing Jesse Lingard back to the London Stadium after his deal at Manchester United expired.

  • Prem clubs fear over Nunez

    Premier League clubs are reportedly wary of paying Benfica’s exorbitant asking price for Darwin Nunez.

    Benfica are seeking between £60-100m for Nunez, and Liverpool are said to be planning a £85m bid for the striker.

    But Prem sides fear paying over the odds for Nunez, in case he’s a flop in England like Nicolas Pepe was for Arsenal last season.

    That’s the view of a Prem chief executive who told i news: “The sort of money being asked for him is huge and no club wants to do what Arsenal did with Nicolas Pepe, grossly over paying for someone because of the hype around the number of clubs interested in him.”

  • Liverpool ‘laugh’ at Mane bid

    Liverpool have reportedly turned down a “laughable” second bid by Bayern Munich for star man Sadio Mane.

    Bayern saw an opening bid worth £21million, with an additional £4.6m in add-ons if they win the Champions League, rejected by the Merseyside club.

    But according to The Times, they have increased that opening bid by £2.5m, to a guaranteed fee of £23.5m, and the add-ons by £2.5m to £6.5m.

    But the offer has been deemed “laughable” by Liverpool officials due to the nature of the bonuses.

    In order for the fee to reach a total of £30m, Bayern would have to win the Champions League each year across his proposed three-year stay.

    Mane would also have to win the Ballon d’Or in each campaign he stays with the German champions.

  • Tark of the town

    James Tarkowski is set to undergo a medical at Everton before signing on a free transfer, according to reports.

    He is set to become Frank Lampard’s first summer signing and leaves Burnley after six years at Turf Moor.

    The centre-back, 29, has arrived at Finch Farm to complete the relevant tests, report The Atheltic.

    West Ham and Newcastle were also linked with a move for the defender but it appears Everton have fought off their competition.

    Tarkowski was keen to remain in the Premier League following Burnley’s relegation and was reportedly being monitored by Fulham too.

  • Man United enquire about Bastoni

    Man United have enquired about the possibility of signing Inter Milan defender Alessandro Bastoni, according to reports.

    The 23-year-old centre-back has been heavily linked with a move to Tottenham.

    Spurs boss Antonio Conte is keen to bring him to North London, but he will now have to fend off competition from Man Utd.

    According to The Mail, the Red Devils have opened up a dialogue with Inter in an attempt to snatch the defender away from Tottenham.

    It comes after a difficult season for United’s centre-backs – with Harry Maguire and Raphael Varane failing to form a solid partnership.

    And back-up defenders Victor Lindelof, Eric Bailly and Phil Jones have struggled to secure a consistent run in the team, meaning new boss Erik ten Hag is set to dip into the transfer market.

  • Bale ‘offered to Getafe’

    Gareth Bale has reportedly been offered to Real Madrid’s neighbours Getafe.

    Bale will be a free agent when his Real Madrid contract expires in late June.

    And Getafe’s president Angel Torres has revealed that he’s been given the opportunity to land the Welsh winger.

    He said at a presentation on Wednesday afternoon: “50 minutes ago they offered me Gareth Bale.

    “I have to think about it and talk to the coach, I don’t know if he’s going to come.”

  • Crystal Palace confirm contract extensions

    Crystal Palace have confirmed new deals for four senior players ahead of the new season, JACK ROSSER WRITES.

    The Eagles have agreed fresh one-year contracts with James McArtur, James Tomkins, Jordan Ayew and Nathaniel Clyne.

    All four were set to be out of contract this summer but Patrick Vieira has made the call to keep them on at Selhurst Park.

    Midfielder Cheikhou Kouyate also sees his deal expire this summer but the south Londoners have confirmed that they remain in talks over a new contract.

  • Tottenham confirm Fraser Forster transfer

    Fraser Forster has joined Tottenham on a free transfer.

    The ex-Southampton keeper signed a two-year deal with Spurs on Wednesday afternoon.

    Tottenham announced the deal on the club’s Twitter account.

  • Liverpool linked with Harry Kane

    Glen Johnson would like to see Liverpool make a move for Harry Kane.

    He told bettingodds: “Personally, I’d love to see him at Liverpool. I think he’d be a great fit for them.

    “We know how Liverpool do their business and I don’t think they’d break the bank for someone of Harry’s age. I know he’s not old but Liverpool don’t do that sort of thing.

    “I’d be very surprised if the deal came off, but I’d like to see it happen.”

  • Aston Villa in Suarez blow

    Aston Villa have been dealt a blow in their transfer pursuit of Luis Suarez with River Plate trying to sign the striker.

    Suarez is set to leave Atletico Madrid on a free transfer at the end of the month and he has no shortage of suitors.

    He is keen to stay in Europe ahead of the Qatar World Cup but is believed to be open to moving to River Plate.

    And River Plate have already made contact with Suarez, with President Jorge Brito revealing on Radio La Red that talks were held in Paris.

    Brito also shared that the club are willing to make Suarez an offer of around £4.2million a year to encourage him to sign.

  • Bayern plan trip for Mane

    Bayern Munich transfer sporting director Hasan Salihamidzic is reportedly willing to fly to England to sign Sadio Mane from Liverpool.

    Bayern have been heavily linked with want-away Liverpool forward Mane.

    And Bild claim Salihamidzic wants to hold direct talks with his Reds counterpart Julian Ward to get a deal done for Mane.

  • More on Derby deal collapse

    Derby commentator Ed Dawes claimed: “It’s my understanding that the deal will collapse today.

    “When Alonso and Bin Zayed were asked to transfer proven funds they couldn’t.

    “Then it was over.”

    Derby commentator Ed Dawes claimed: “It’s my understanding that the deal will collapse today.

    “There is a problem with closing this deal and huge frustration.

  • Derby deal set for collapse

    Derby have been dealt another cruel blow with Chris Kirchner’s proposed takeover set to collapse TODAY.

    The EFL had previously revealed it expected the deal to be done by May 31 with Wayne Rooney and Co anxiously awaiting news on the club’s future.

    But American Kirchner recently took to Twitter to suggest the US and UK Bank Holidays had delayed the matter.

    But now sources close to the club have revealed the takeover will collapse TODAY.


Source: Soccer - thesun.co.uk


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