Transfer news and rumours LIVE: Maguire calls for major summer recruitment after signing new deal

Maguire calls for major summer recruitment after signing new deal

Harry Maguire has urged Manchester United to embark on a significant summer transfer window following the official announcement of his new contract extension until 2027. Speaking to Sky Sports, the veteran defender emphasized that the club must recruit aggressively across multiple positions to bridge the gap to the Premier League's top two and compete for major trophies next season. Maguire noted that while the recent additions of players like Matheus Cunha and Benjamin Sesko have bolstered the squad, the pressure of playing for United requires individuals with immense mental resilience. With United currently sitting third in the table and nearing Champions League qualification, the club hierarchy is reportedly preparing a substantial budget to support interim boss Michael Carrick—or his permanent successor—in the upcoming market.

Enzo Fernandez and agent apologize to Chelsea over Madrid comments

Chelsea midfielder Enzo Fernandez and his representative have issued a formal apology to the club following controversial comments made during his recent international stint with Argentina. The 25-year-old had hinted in interviews that he would be open to a move to Real Madrid, leading to a period of tension at Stamford Bridge. However, Sky Sports News understands that Fernandez has reaffirmed his commitment to the Blues, where he is under contract until 2032. Despite the apology, the contractual standoff regarding his long-term wage structure remains unresolved, and Chelsea have yet to enter formal negotiations regarding an exit, insisting the player remains a central figure in Liam Rosenior’s long-term tactical plans.

Juventus open talks for Liverpool goalkeeper Alisson Becker

Juventus have reportedly initiated contact with Alisson Becker’s representatives as they explore a potential move for the Liverpool shot-stopper this summer. Reports from Italy indicate that the Brazilian international is open to discussing a move to Turin, despite Liverpool recently triggering a one-year extension that keeps him at Anfield until 2027. The Bianconeri are searching for a world-class successor to solidify their backline, and Alisson is viewed as their primary target. While Liverpool remain reluctant to sell their number one, a significant offer could tempt the Reds as they continue to oversee a gradual squad overhaul under Arne Slot, who is already being linked with potential long-term replacements in the goalkeeping department.

Premier League trio renew interest in Aston Villa star Morgan Rogers

Arsenal, Manchester United, and Chelsea have all reignited their interest in Aston Villa’s Morgan Rogers as the summer window approaches. The 23-year-old midfielder, who was named PFA Young Player of the Year last season, is reportedly open to leaving Villa Park to join a club consistently competing for major honors. Despite signing a long-term deal in late 2025, there is a growing understanding between Rogers and the Villa hierarchy that this summer may be the appropriate time for a high-profile move. With 10 goals and seven assists this season, Rogers has become one of the most sought-after domestic talents, and Villa are expected to demand a fee in excess of £60 million for the England international.

Bernardo Silva confirms departure from Manchester City

Manchester City captain Bernardo Silva has officially confirmed he will leave the club at the conclusion of the current campaign. The 31-year-old Portuguese international has enjoyed a trophy-laden nine-year spell at the Etihad, securing six Premier League titles and a Champions League crown. City assistant Pep Lijnders paid tribute to Silva, describing him as a "unique" player who is impossible to replace with a direct equivalent. Both Barcelona and Juventus are long-standing admirers of the midfielder, though Silva has yet to make a final decision on his destination. His departure marks the end of an era for City, who are already monitoring Nottingham Forest’s Elliot Anderson as a potential long-term successor in a deal rumored to be worth £65 million.

Transfer Roundup: Konate, Fullkrug, and Olise latest

In other major updates, Ibrahima Konate is nearing a new contract agreement with Liverpool, with only minor details left to be finalized before his future at Anfield is secured. Meanwhile, West Ham are reportedly preparing for the return of Niclas Fullkrug, as AC Milan appear unwilling to make his current loan deal permanent this summer. In Germany, Bayern Munich have moved to dismiss rumors of Michael Olise leaving the club, labeling him "unsellable" despite interest from Liverpool, Manchester City, and Real Madrid. Lastly, Tottenham have confirmed the appointment of Roberto De Zerbi as their new head coach, with the Italian tasked with arresting the club’s recent slide and securing their status in the top flight.