Take a look at all of the latest the transfer talk for the Premier League…
• Tottenham Hotspur are reportedly lining up a £13m offer for Watford attacker Will Hughes. The 25-year-old has been with Watford since July 2017, making 87 appearances for the Hornets in all competitions, contributing six goals and 10 assists in the process.
• BURNLEY. Taking big interest in Delph at EVERTON. One of those who fits the vacancy left by Hendrick. Down to price etc.
• BIRMINGHAM. Hope VILLA will help them to do the Scott Hogan deal. Make an offer that works and also helps striker leave.
• VILLA. Face genuine competition from SPURS for Ollie Watkins. BRENTFORD sell to best bidder. Player goes to best club for him.
• FULHAM. Joined the Harry Wilson race. LIVERPOOL still want too much for him (20 or so). Could happen if drops. Fits their bill. Talented, domestic experience.
• LEEDS. Hanging on in Connor Gallagher race. Could go out on loan once signs a deal. PALACE been leaders but also have Batshuayi on radar and can’t do both.
• SHEFF U. Looks like Lundstram stays. Buyers holding back when free in a year. RANGERS have an interest and could pre-contract as early as January.
• WOLVES. Keeping an eye on Serge Aurier (despite reports he initially rejected club). Linked with Milan and PSG, still at SPURS. Poss swap or buy to replace Doherty. Maitland-Niles thing still to be done.
• NEWCASTLE. Wilson might have to take a small pay cut to sign. BOURNEMOUTH wages still high, no relegation clause. VILLA still in chase but Toon trying hard. Holding should get done on loan. (Alan Nixon)
• Nottingham Forest are interested in signing Liverpool duo Nat Phillips and Sheyi Ojo this summer, according to a report on Goal.
• Swansea City boss Steve Cooper has denied claims that the Swans have received a bid from Leeds United for Ben Cabango this summer.
• Newcastle United are reportedly keeping an eye on Eddie Nketiah’s situation at Arsenal along with Rhian Brewster at Liverpool this summer as Steve Bruce looks to make improvements to his attacking options at the club.
• Bristol City are on the brink of signing Fulham defender Alfie Mawson on a season-long loan deal, according to Football Insider. Mawson looks to be on his way to Ashton Gate, and the Robins will pay his £25,000-a-week contract in full.
• Manchester United are preparing to sign Dayot Upamecano from RB Leipzig next year with a £38m release clause becoming active in June 2021. (Source: Daily Star)
• Arsenal have offered Matteo Guendouzi and Alexandre Lacazette in a swap deal for Atletico Madrid midfielder Thomas Partey. (Daily Mirror)
• Man Utd will move for Burnley’s Dwight McNeil as their Plan B. The England U21 winger has become a regular under Sean Dyche. Valued at £50m, he’s also attracted interest from Wolves, Leicester, Milan and Juventus.
• Newcastle United have had a £13.5m bid accepted by Norwich City for left-back Jamal Lewis. (Sky Sports)
• Sheffield United are close to signing West Brom’s Oliver Burke and Derby duo Jayden Bogle and Max Lowe. The Burke swap deal will include Callum Robinson returning to The Baggies.
• Leeds United are closing on the signing of Dinamo Zagreb defender Josko Gvardiol – and talks are ongoing for Rodrigo De Paul.
• The president of Lille has confirmed that Boubakary Soumare will leave the club this summer amid links with Liverpool and Manchester United.
• Aston Villa have increased their bid for Bournemouth‘s Callum Wilson to £21m, but the striker prefers a move to Newcastle, who have made a £20m bid. (Sky Sports)
• Leeds are reported to have contacted Barcelona over a deal for Rafinha Alcantara. The midfielder has just ended a season-long loan deal with Celta Vigo, but is now back at his parent club. Arsenal and Everton have been linked, but according to Sport, it is Leeds United who now lead the chase.
• Liverpool have told Barcelona it will cost them £15m to land Gini Wijnaldum. (Source: Sunday Mirror)
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