Transfer news and rumours LIVE: Man Utd target Romero has €60m price tag



Posted Friday, July 09, 2021 by Goal.com

Transfer news and rumours LIVE: Man Utd target Romero has €60m price tag

Lee joins Mainz from Holstein Kiel

Galatasaray step up Moreno bid

Galatasaray are negotiating with Real Betis for Alex Moreno, Estadio Deportivo reports.

Betis are eager to sell the 28-year-old full-back and winger and hope to recover around €7.5 million from the Turkish side.

Galatasaray, however, are more interested in a loan with an option to buy.

Thiago Motta takes over as Spezia coach

Sampdoria determined to keep €40m Damsgaard

Mikkel Damsgaard's performances for Denmark have grabbed attention of clubs across Europe.

The Sampdoria star has been linked to Tottenham and Liverpool, but Gazzetta dello Sport says the Serie A side do not want to let him leave this summer for less than €40 million (£34m/$47m).

Atalanta want €60m for Man Utd target Romero (Calciomercato)

Tottenham and Barcelona have also been linked to Argentine defender

Atalanta will not let Cristian Romero leave for less than €60 million (£52m/$71m) this summer, according to Calciomercato.

The Bergamo side have an option to buy the centre-back from Juventus for €16m (£14m/$19m) and are looking to trigger that clause this summer.

They could then opt to sell him on, with Manchester United reportedly hoping to get him, though Tottenham and Barcelona have also been linked.

Atalanta will not let him go cheap, however, and so United have not reached out to them lately.

Leicester, Inter and AC Milan want Coutinho

Philippe Coutinho looks to be on his way out of Barcelona this summer.

Sport reports the Brazil star will meet with the club to discuss a potential move away from Camp Nou.

Leicester are one of the top contenders to land him, alongside Inter and AC Milan.

West Ham and Lazio in Felipe Anderson talks

Felipe Anderson is close to joining Lazio from West Ham, Sky Sports reports.

The Premier League side are in talks with the Serie A side, who will pay €3 million to land him.



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