Transfer news & rumours LIVE: Marcus Rashford makes Barcelona his top priority as Man Utd outcast offers to take pay cut to join Hansli Flick's side

Muller future 'still up in the air' as Bayern career ends

Thomas Muller remains undecided on his future after playing his final Bayern Munich game amid several MLS links.

Sane 'doesn't want to accept' Bayern's €10m salary offer

Bayern Munich chief Max Eberl says Leroy Sane "doesn't want to accept" their contract offer as fears grow over a summer exit.

Newcastle show interest in Bayern star Sane

Newcastle United are reportedly assessing the possibility of signing Leroy Sane from Bayern Munich, according to Christian Falk of Bild. The German winger has yet to agree to an extension with the Bundesliga side, missing a recent deadline set by the club to finalise contract talks.

Rashford waiting on Barca as Man Utd outcast offers to take pay cut

Marcus Rashford is reportedly waiting for Barcelona as the Manchester United outcast holds out for a move to the Spanish champions.

Guehi eyes La Liga switch as contract winds down

Crystal Palace centre-back Marc Guehi is reportedly ready to run down the final year of his contract in hopes of securing a move to Spain's top flight with Barcelona and Real Madrid both keeping tabs on his situation, The Sun has reported.

Back in England, several high-profile clubs are eager to bring Guehi on board. Chelsea, where he began his career, along with Newcastle United and Tottenham Hotspur, are all reportedly keen on securing his signature. Despite the domestic interest, the defender may resist the lure of the Premier League.

De Bruyne considers Premier League switch as Man City exit nears

Kevin De Bruyne has confirmed he's open to continuing his career in England, potentially at another Premier League side, as he prepares to leave Manchester City. The Belgian playmaker described his future plans as “complicated,” explaining that his decision must reflect both professional ambitions and personal responsibilities.

"I want to play good football," he said. "I know you're trying to guess where I'm going to go, but you guys will know when I know. It depends on who comes. I have a family, young kids. I have to make a decision that suits everybody, not just me. If I were 20 years old, it would be an easy decision, but now it's a bit more complex."

Napoli approach Liverpool over Nunez transfer

Napoli have reached out to Liverpool to explore the possibility of signing forward Darwin Nunez, as revealed by Fabrizio Romano on the "Here We Go" podcast. Teams from the Saudi Pro League are also believed to be preparing offers, potentially making the battle for his signature a competitive one.

Bayern talks with Sane 'ongoing' despite 'no new offer'

Bayern Munich sporting director Christoph Freund says talks over a new Leroy Sane contract are ongoing but there is currently "no agreement".

Arsenal sent strong Isak message as Howe reveals frustration

Eddie Howe has sent a message to Arsenal by revealing his frustration at rumours linking Alexander Isak with a move from Newcastle.

Arsenal emerge as 'genuine contenders' for Madrid's Rodrygo

Arsenal are reportedly 'genuine contenders' to sign Real Madrid star Rodrygo, amid rumours the Brazilian is unsettled at the Spanish giants.

Ancelotti delivers his verdict on Huijsen transfer

Shortly after Real Madrid confirmed the signing of Bournemouth ace Huijsen for £50m ($66.4m), after paying his release clause, Ancelotti has stated the 20-year-old has "great potential" and he is "excited" about these kinds of signings.

Young and two other Everton stars set to leave in the summer

Former Manchester United star Ashley Young, along with Asmir Begovic and Joao Virginia is all set to leave Everton at the end of the 2024-25 campaign, the club confirmed on Saturday.

The official statement from the Toffees read: "Everton can confirm Ashley Young, Asmir Begovic and Joao Virginia will be leaving the Club when their contracts expire at the end of next month."

Bradley signs new Liverpool contract

Conor Bradley has signed a new long-term contract with Liverpool, the newly crowned Premier League champions confirmed on Saturday.

After penning a new deal, Bradley told the club's official website: "To sign another contract, I'm very proud and happy to see what the next steps on our journey together will be. You've just got to keep your head down and keep working hard. “It has been a fantastic two years [with the senior team]. Especially since coming back from loan and doing so well last year and continuing that on this year. It's been really good. So, hopefully we can keep going and keep making more memories."

Olmo's agent responds to transfer talk

It was reported this week that Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola "dreams" of bringing Dani Olmo to the Premier League as he searches for a new attacking midfielder. Olmo's agent has claimed the player is happy at Barcelona, however.

Olmo's agent Andy Vara told Sky Germany: "We're not talking to any other club. Dani is very happy at Barcelona right now, he's winning titles there and he's in a great team. The rumours aren't true. Although, of course, you never know what the future holds."

Dortmund to face competition from Bundesliga rivals for Bellingham

Sky Germany reported earlier this month that a delegation from Dortmund arrived in England to hold transfer talks with Sunderland and Bellingham. But the BILD now reports that Dortmund could face competition from Bundesliga rivals Eintracht Frankfurt, who are also keen on signing the midfielder this summer.

Barcelona make Liverpool forward No. 1 transfer target

Per Relevo, Barcelona have reportedly made Liverpool's star forward Luis Diaz their number one priority in the summer transfer window. The Colombian has a contract at Anfield until 2027, and the striker is yet to sign an extension. Athletic Club's Nico Williams also features in the Blaugrana's list, but Diaz's name reportedly appears over the Spanish sensation. Diaz, however, will cost Barcelona over €80 million (£67m/$89m), and his signing will depend on whether the club can offload some of their current squad members, due to their ongoing financial crisis.

Huijsen completes Real Madrid move

Spain international defender Dean Huijsen completed his move from Bournemouth to Real Madrid on Saturday. The official statement from the Cherries read: "AFC Bournemouth can confirm that defender Dean Huijsen will join Real Madrid following the conclusion of the 2024/25 season, with the Spanish side having activated a £50 million release clause."

Madrid wrote: "Real Madrid CF and AFC Bournemouth have reached an agreement for the transfer of player Dean Huijsen, who remains tied to our club for the next five seasons, from June 1, 2025, to June 30, 2030."

Martinez likely to leave Aston Villa in the summer

Emiliano Martinez appeared to wave goodbye to the fans at Villa Park after Aston Villa beat Tottenham 2-0 in their final home game of the 2024-25 campaign. The World Cup-winning goalkeeper had tears in his eyes after the full-time whistle as he left the pitch.

Per journalist Gaston Edul, the Argentine custodian is all set to leave the Villans at the end of the 2024-25 campaign. He has offers from two top European clubs, while a Saudi Pro League side also want the goalkeeper. The 32-year-old, however, is likely to reject the Saudi offer to stay at the highest level in Europe to prepare for the 2026 World Cup.

Guehi set to complete dream move to La Liga

Per The Sun, Crystal Palace and England star Marc Guehi is could complete a dream move to Real Madrid or Barcelona next summer. The defender has only a year left in is current deal and could consider running down his contract to complete a free transfer in 2026. The defender has also attracted interest from Premier League clubs like Chelsea, Newcastle and Tottenham.

Arteta hints Arsenal will spend big to bring in new striker

Mikel Arteta has hinted that Arsenal will spend big as they prepare to sign a new centre-forward this summer.

Speaking to reporters, Arteta said: "The thing is that the budget is like when you have your wedding, you plan your wedding with your wife and you give her a budget and never less, and it's always more. When you build a house it's always more. Normally this happens. And you prepare for different scenarios. Then unfortunate things happen. Sometimes we want a player and suddenly we have an injury or that player gets injured. There are so many variables that can happen but there is a budget. There is always an idea of what we can do, what we can improve, what the priorities are going to be and then let's see if we can do it."