Latest Premier League News and Transfer Rumours

Here is our EPL transfers and news round-up from today’s papers.

EPL Transfers

Villarreal have completed the signing of 맨체스터 유나이티드 defender Willy Kambwala, signing a five-year deal with the Spanish outfit. The rumoured transfer fee stands at £9.6 million. (Manchester United official announcement)

Arsenal midfielder Albert Sambi Lokonga has joined Sevilla on a loan deal for the upcoming season. There is an option for the Spaniards to turn this into a permanent transfer next summer. (Arsenal official announcement)

Galatasaray are openly interested in bringing in 맨체스터 유나이티드 midfielder Scott McTominay this summer, and the Manchester Evening News tells us that the Red Devils have already rejected approaches from several clubs this summer for the Scot’s services.

In other 맨체스터 유나이티드 news, Sky Sports Germany reports that they have approached Bayer Leverkusen to talk about a move for Jonathan Tah, as their negotiations with Bayern Munich for Matthijs de Ligt are currently stalling.

Despite links to Arsenal and Liverpool, Spanish outlet El Chiringuito informs us that Real Madrid goalkeeper Andriy Lunin wants to stay with the La Liga champions.

Italian publication Il Mattino claims that out-of-favour 첼시 striker Romelu Lukaku has agreed on a three-year contract with Napoli, but the move depends on whether Victor Osimhen will be sold.

리버풀 are reportedly “super confident” that they can seal a deal for Crystal Palace centre-back Marc Guehi this summer, according to TEAMtalk.

Another Italian source, Radio Punto Nuovo, says that Arsenal, Chelsea and Tottenham will all be battling Napoli to sign defender Mario Hermoso after his contract with Atletico Madrid has expired.

Everton are looking for quality players in wide areas and have identified Napoli’s Jesper Lindstrøm and Leeds’ Wilfried Gnonto as the two main targets. (The Athletic). However, the Toffees can expect competition from Newcastle for landing Gnonto, according to TEAMtalk.

Lastly, West Ham are understood to have asked 맨체스터 유나이티드 about the availability of Aaron Wan-Bissaka this summer. The Mancunians are accepting the fact that they will not be getting a fee close to the £50 million they paid Crystal Palace for him five years ago. (Football Insider)