Transfer news & rumours LIVE: Liverpool eyeing move for West Ham's Kudus

Liverpool eyeing move for West Ham's Kudus

Liverpool have shown interest in signing West Ham United star Mohammed Kudus in the ongoing summer transfer window, according to Claret & Hugh.

The Reds have reportedly initiated talks with the Hammers over a possible transfer of the player in a deal worth £85m which was the player's buyout clause in his contract, however, the clause reportedly expired on July 2 this year.

Aston Villa's Diaby joins Saudi Pro League giants Al-Ittihad

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في طريقها إلى الوجهة النهائية - على متنها نمر جديد 🐅 pic.twitter.com/W6VcwCcZ84

— نادي الاتحاد السعودي (@ittihad) July 24, 2024

Man Utd eyeing move for ex-Chelsea and Barca defender

Per The Mirror, Marcos Alonso is available as a free agent after he left Barcelona this summer following the expiration of his contract. Manchester United have included the 33-year-old on a three-man shortlist of candidates to help solve their problems at left-back.

Liverpool outcast Van den Berg set to leave the club this summer

Out of favour Liverpool star Sepp van den Berg is all set to leave Anfield this summer amid interest from two German clubs, according to Florian Plettenberg.

Hoffenheim have reportedly agreed personal terms with the player, however, they are yet to hold talks with the Reds. Mainz too are keen on roping in the defender. The Merseyside club are expected to demand a transfer fee of €20m for the 22-year-old.

Juventus submit official bid for Koopmeiners

Serie A giants Juventus have reportedly submitted their first official bid with Atalanta to sign Teun Koopmeiners in the ongoing summer transfer window, according to Fabrizio Romano.

The Bianconeri have already agreed personal terms with the Dutch player and are now waiting for his club's approval. They are also planning to sell Dean Huijsen to sign Jean-Clari Todibo from Nice.

Barcelona permanently sign Pau Victor from Girona

Barcelona, on Wednesday, confirmed that they have secured the services of striker Pau Victor permanently from Girona on a five-year deal.

The official statement from the Catalan giants read, "FC Barcelona and Girona FC have reached an agreement for Pau Víctor to remain at the former until 30 June 2029."

Arsenal ready to sell Nketiah this summer

Per Mirror, Arsenal are reportedly prepared to sell forward and academy graduate Eddie Nketiah in the ongoing summer transfer window provided they receive the right offer.

The report further claimed that the striker has agreed personal terms with Ligue 1 side Marseille who will now open talks with the Gunners over a possible transfer.

Lindstrom set to join Everton on loan from Napoli

🚨🔵 Jesper Lindstrøm to Everton, deal completed as player’s on Merseyside to undergo medical tests.

Napoli will receive €2.5m loan fee and Everton will cover full salary until June.

Buy option clause worth €22.5m with four year deal if he stays on permanent.

Here we go. 🇩🇰 pic.twitter.com/rqNRY1B6cE

— Fabrizio Romano (@FabrizioRomano) July 24, 2024

Chelsea agree personal terms with Jorgensen

Per Fabrizio Romano, Chelsea have agreed personal terms to sign Villarreal goalkeeper Filip Jorgensen this summer. The Blues now want to act swiftly to secure the signature of the custodian amid interest from Ligue 1 side Marseille. The player has also started following the Blues on Instagram.

Barcelona extend Bernal's stay until 2026

Barcelona announced on Wednesday that they have decided to extend the stay of U19 star Marc Bernal until 2026. The official statement from the club read, "FC Barcelona have reached an agreement with the player Marc Bernal to update his contract which will tie him to the Club until 30 June 2026, the end of his eligibility for the U19 squad. The Catalan midfielder renewed his contract when he joined the U19s and now the deal has been extended after a season in which he was involved with the Barça Atlètic squad. Currently, the player is training in preseason with Hansi Flick's first-team squad. The official signing of the contract will come at a future date."