With Vinicius Junior to Arsenal transfer speculation growing by the hour at the moment, we’ve taken a look at his numbers to see how he compares to other previous Gunners targets.
Juventus midfielder Teun Koopmeiners continues to attract Premier League interest amid an uncertain future at the Allianz Stadium. According to Calciomercato, Aston Villa and Manchester United are monitoring the Dutchman’s situation in Turin.
Liverpool are reportedly yet to make a breakthrough in their efforts to secure the transfer of Paris Saint-Germain winger Bradley Barcola. However, the Reds are still working on this deal and it may require some patience from fans, according to Fabrizio Romano on his YouTube channel.
João Palhinha’s future has drifted back into focus after fresh claims linked Aston Villa with the Bayern Munich midfielder. German journalist Christian Falk, with the update relayed by Transfer Feed, reports that Bayern are no longer confident of striking an agreement despite trying to push the Portugal international closer to the exit door.
Chelsea are looking to raid Aston Villa for their set-piece coach Austin MacPhee, and Keith Wyness claims that Xabi Alonso is the driving force behind the move.
Aston Villa seem like Bayern’s best chance of offloading Joao Palhinha, but a deal is far from certain. Poor old Joao Palhinha is in a funny position. He played a key role in helping Spurs save themselves from relegation last season, scoring a couple of crucial goals and helping the team earn some vital wins in the final weeks.
Celtic have entered the conversation for Wolfsberger AC goalkeeper Nikolas Polster, according to a report from the Daily Record, relayed by a transfer feed.
Liverpool midfielder Harvey Elliott has opened up on his "very tough" loan spell at Aston Villa and said he is still unsure about his long-term future at Anfield.
Bayern Munich is continuing its preparations for the 2026-27 season with its friendly against local Bavarian outfit Rottach-Egern on Thursday, July 30.
Tottenham’s search for a new winger has reached a critical stage, with frustration growing over Manchester City’s reluctance to approve Savinho’s departure.
One of the biggest superstars in world football has an uncertain future at the moment. Everyone knows who Marcus Rashford is, but no one knows where he might end up next.
President Donald Trump might have made enemies out of an entire soccer team's fanbase after he and some other world leaders damaged their field with helicopters.
As always, clubs in the Premier League’s ‘Big Six’ are in competition to sign some of the best players in the world. The ongoing summer transfer window has proved to be no exception, with one of Ligue 1’s top talents possibly heading to England.
Unai Emery needs a right-back, and he needs one fast. With Andrés García shipped off to Getafe on loan, Aston Villa find themselves dangerously light down that right flank.
An English Premier League side had to change its pre-season plans thanks to Donald Trump and other world leaders. With the 2026 World Cup now over, attention has turned back towards club football, with the MLS campaign already ongoing and leagues around Europe set to kick off in August.
Chelsea have paid a British-record transfer fee of £117m for Morgan Rogers – but the full financial package will be worth much, much more. Rogers officially signed for Chelsea after the conclusion of his World Cup campaign with England.
Bayern Munich have effectively opened the door. Sporting director Christoph Freund publicly admitted that João Palhinha is on the market this summer, dropping a clear hint that the club wants him to move on.