Neymar stays in touch with Chelsea for a sensational summer transfer. According to RMC Sport journalist Fabrice Hawkins, talks between the two parties remain active as Paris Saint-Germain investigates the sale of the Brazilian. Neymar would like to return to Barcelona, but given his wage demands and Xavi’s reluctance to push for a transfer, that’s unlikely. Chelsea, therefore, seems the most obvious destination, while an unnamed Brazilian club is also interested. A stay in Paris is currently planned.
Arsenal’s bid for Ansu Fati has been rejected
Arsenal have reportedly received a ‘very tempting’ offer for Ansu Fati, which has been flatly rejected by both the player and Barcelona. The Spanish international wants to stay in Camp Nou despite a lack of basic places last season. Spanish outlet Sport claims that Arsenal are among the clubs that have recently shown interest in Fati. The offer would be attractive for Barca. However, Fati does not want to leave, so Barca rejected the offer. The La Liga club respects that they want to stay and are fighting for their place this season.
Erik Ten Hag wants to buy two more
Manchester United manager Erik Ten Hag wants more action in the transfer market before the window closes, hoping for two more signings this summer. It has been a successful summer so far for the Red Devils, signing Mason Mount, Andre Onana, and Rasmus Hojlund, as well as signing Jonny Evans at short notice. However, Ten Hag wants two more signings, with Fiorentina midfielder Sofyan Amrabat and Nice midfielder Jean-Clair Todibo as their main targets, The Independent reports.
United in talks with Amadou Onana – reports
United have held “internal talks” about a possible transfer of Amadou Onana. This is reportedly being reported by The Mail as transfer rumors and whispers circulate. Andre Onana, Mason Mount, and Rasmus Hojlund were inducted. However, to continue these acquisitions, United is dependent on outgoing transfers. According to the report, Everton intends to keep Amadou Onana at Goodison Park this summer despite interest from Old Trafford.