90min rounds up the latest transfer news, rumours and gossip circulating around the world…
Real Madrid have elbowed their way into the race for Viktor Gyokeres, who has long been billed as a top target for Arsenal and Manchester United. (Telemadrid – Spain)
Manchester United‘s search for a striker has also taken them towards Bayer Leverkusen’s Patrik Schick. Arsenal and Chelsea are also thought to be interested in a rugged centre-forward thought to be worth between €30m and €40m (£25.5-34m). (CaughtOffside)
Arsenal are intrigued by a move for Aston Villa attacking midfielder Morgan Rogers. It will take almost £70m to sign the England international. (Football Transfers)
As an alternative to Rogers, Arsenal could be prepared to offer Paris Saint-Germain‘s Lee Kang-in a more prominent playing role with a Premier League move this summer. (Fichajes – Spain)
Newcastle United have identified Jonathan Tah as an ideal target once he becomes a free agent this summer. Man Utd are also thought to be monitoring the centre-back, while Barcelona and Real Madrid have both been heavily linked. (The Sun)
Barcelona have surprisingly made Dani Olmo available for sale and would listen to offers in excess of €70m (£59.5m). (El Nacional – Spain)
Mikel Arteta is pushing Arsenal to sign Kevin De Bruyne once his Manchester City contract expires this summer. (JustArsenal)
Liverpool are negotiating a deal with Argentine outfit River Plate in their hopes of offloading Darwin Nunez. (DSports – Venezuela)
In an attempt to scare off Real Madrid‘s transfer interest, Chelsea will demand a record-shattering €200m (£170m) for Enzo Fernandez. (Football Transfers)
Arsenal are prepared to offload Gabriel Martinelli as part of a major cull over the summer window which could see as many as eight players leave north London. (John Cross)
Everton have pointed towards their £70m valuation of Jarrad Branthwaite following renewed interest from Manchester United. (TEAMtalk)
Fulham boss Marco Silva has been tipped to turn down any pursuits from Tottenham Hotspur and take over Al Hilal before this summer’s Club World Cup. (Al-Riyadh – Saudi Arabia)
