EPL Transfer Rumours

Now that the Premier League 2023-24 season has come to an end, champions have been crowned, teams have been relegated, European spots have been (almost) sealed and, more importantly, the EPLNews awards have been handed out.

Since all that is behind us now, it’s time to go full-throttle into ‘silly season’, and keep a very close eye on all transfer rumours involving Premier League teams.

So what is new? Read on to find out.

Alexis Mac Allister is said to have a ‘secret release clause’ worth £60 million in his contract with 리버풀, according to DSPORTS Radio in Argentina. They also claim that Real Madrid are ready to trigger it this summer.

In terms of incomings for the Reds, Fichajes are saying that Bayer Leverkusen centre-back Odilon Kossounou is of interest to 리버풀. However, they will have to fend off interest shown by 맨체스터 유나이티드 for him.

Turkish outlet Takvim are letting us know that 아스날 will open formal negotiations with Fenerbahce next month for left-back Ferdi Kadioglu.

Teun Koopmeiners, a target for 리버풀 and Juventus thanks to his impressive season at Atalanta, is also of interest to 첼시. The Blues are ready to pay the £51 million price set by his club. (Tutto Juve)

맨체스터 유나이티드 have already submitted a bid worth £60 million to Brentford for star striker Ivan Toney. To sweeten the deal, they will offer the Bees the chance to re-sign 크리스찬 에릭슨. (Fichajes)

According to The Mirror, 토트넘 manager Ange Postecoglou wants a new striker and defensive midfielder to arrive before next season, while a number of players are expected to be let go.

맨체스터 시티 see 웨스트햄 유나이티드 midfielder Lucas Paqueta as a ‘perfect’ signing for Guardiola’s side. (Fabrizio Romano)

Italian journalist Rudy Galetti states that the Saudi Pro League have identified 리버풀 goalie Alisson as one of their main transfer targets for the summer. The offer coming Liverpool’s way is understood to be ‘huge’.

맨체스터 유나이티드 and 첼시 have both held ‘loose talks’ with outgoing Bayern Munich manager Thomas Tuchel. If he can’t secure a return to the 프리미어 리그, he will be looking to take a break from management. (Sky Sports Germany)

The Independent tells us that 아스날 have two top striker targets: Newcastle’s Alexander Isak and Ajax’s Brian Brobbey. The Gunners are planning on sealing either deal early, so that the new striker joins them on the US pre-season tour.

맨체스터 시티 and Newcastle United will have to pay £60 million if they want to sign Wolverhampton Wanderers winger 페드로 네토. (The Telegraph)

According to Turkish outlet Fotospor, incoming 리버풀 manager Arne Slot wants the club to pursue a deal for Benfica midfielder Orkun Kokcu, who he previously coached at Feyenoord.

Again with The Telegraph, 애스턴 빌라 are prepared to listen to offers for centre-back Diego Carlos, who earns £100,000-per-week and has two years remaining on his contract.

But Villa are ready to re-sign Ross Barkley from relegated Luton Town, according to The Guardian.

90min is reporting that 첼시’s valuation of Trevor Chalobah stands at £25 million. They believe that his homegrown status will appeal to many Premier League clubs.

Going back to Fabrizio Romano, we find out that not only Alisson is a big goalkeeping target for the Saudi Pro League. Ederson is reportedly also on their list, and 맨체스터 시티 could entertain a good proposal, as the Brazilian is ‘considering his possibilities’ and the club is leaving the decision up to him.

talkSPORT is saying that City are also willing to allow Bernardo Silva to leave this summer, amid long-standing interest from Barcelona. The newly-crowned EPL champions are looking for at least £50 million for the midfielder.

Le Parisien reports that 리버풀 have entered the race to sign highly-rated Lille defender Leny Yoro but face competition from Real Madrid and Paris Saint-Germain.

In closing, two rumours from talkSPORT. Firstly, we understand that Newcastle United are close to bringing in Tosin Adarabioyo and Lloyd Kelly on free transfers from Fulham and Bournemouth respectively.

And the second one is regarding Spurs. They are considering parting ways with Richarlison in order to make room for Bournemouth striker Dominic Solanke in their squad.