Liverpool are looking at Napoli‘s Victor Osimhenand RB Leipzig‘s Benjamin Sesko, while Ansu Fati wants to leave Barcelona. Join us for the latest transfer news, rumors, and gossip from around the globe
– Liverpool are looking for an alternative to Diogo Jota or Darwin Núñez up front, says Sky Sports, with Napoli‘s Victor Osimhen and RB Leipzig‘s Benjamin Sesko on their radar. At around £70m, both Osimhen and Sesko would come cheaper than a potential move for Newcastle United striker Alexander Isak, whose transfer could cost upwards of £130m. Arsenal, Juventus, PSG and Manchester United all reportedly have interest in Osimhen and Sesko as well, so there could be a host of teams battling it out for them in the summer.
– Meanwhile, Liverpool are also planning a double-swoop for AFC Bournemouth pair Milos Kerkezand Antoine Semenyo, according to Relevo. Hungary international Kerkez has emerged as one of the best young left-backs in the world under the guidance of Cherries boss Andoni Iraola, and was ranked 21st in ESPN’s best players in the world aged 21 and under last week. Semenyo, meanwhile, has caught the eye with 15 goal contributions across all competitions this term.
– Arsenal are working on a dream deal to sign Sporting CP striker Viktor Gyökeres and Athletic Club winger Nico Williams for a combined £200m, claims The Sun, although they add that incoming sporting director, Andrea Berta, is aware that there will have to be departures to raise the required funds. This comes with the Gunners also being confident of signing Real Sociedad‘s Martín Zubimendi for around £50m as they prioritise bringing in a central midfielder
– AC Milan are looking at Udinese‘s Lorenzo Luccaas they aim to strengthen in attack, but they’ll face competition from Internazionale, reports La Gazzetta dello Sport, who add that the 24-year-old is valued at just under €25m in potential transfer fees. Milan have also been offered Lille striker Jonathan David, who will be a free agent, but there will be large costs involved to complete any kind of deal. They could aim to make Tammy Abraham‘s loan from Roma permanent, while Luka Jovic‘s future is undecided and Francesco Camarda could be loaned out to make room within their squad.
– It will take an offer of around €60m for Eintracht Frankfurt to even consider letting Hugo Larssonleave, with Manchester City looking at the midfielder, according to Football Insider. This comes with the 20-year-old having a contract that runs until 2029, while City have already spent €70m to sign Omar Marmoush from the Bundesliga club in January.
