Bologna star Ricardo Calafiori has his heart set on Arsenal despite interest from Real Madrid, Juventus and Chelsea.
The Serie A side's valuation of Calafiori is understood to have soared from around £18million to beyond £55m thanks to his form in Germany during Euro 2024.
But it's reckoned the Gunners have now agreed a fee of around £50m for the centre-back.
And the North Londoners have agreed personal terms with the Italy international, who accepted a five-year deal worth £3.4million-a-year.
West Ham are being linked with Arsenal forward Reiss Nelson - as a growing list of Prem clubs reportedly hover for the 24-year-old.
The £25million-valued Emirates youth product could finally exit permanently as he chases more regular starts.
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The Hammers are said to have joined fellow London clubs Fulham and Crystal Palace, plus Nottingham Forest, in weighing up an approach for the former England Under-21 ace.
Serhou Guirassy’s move to Borussia Dortmund ahead of Arsenal and Manchester United has hit a snag in his medical.
Dortmund say tests on the Stuttgart striker revealed an injury.
The Guinea striker, 28, was linked with Premier League giants earlier this summer, including the Gunners, United and Chelsea.
But he chose instead to switch from last season’s surprise Bundesliga runners-up to the team who came fifth in a deal of around £15million.
However, Dortmund said in a statement this evening: “During a medical examination of Serhou Guirassy, an injury was discovered that requires further investigation.”
Sevilla are edging closer to recruiting Albert Sambi Lokonga - but it's claimed in Spain they also had an offer for fellow Arsenal ace Jakub Kiwior turned down.
Belgian midfielder, Lokonga is expected to depart the Emirates permanently after loans with Crystal Palace and Luton.
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And Vamos Mi Sevilla FC have alleged that Polish defender Kiwior could have been following his fellow 24-year-old out.
The outlet suggests Sevilla not only showed interest in the former Spezia ace but also approached the Gunners over a summer move.
Ollie Watkins sent England fans in Germany and at home wild as the sub’s last-minute winner fired the Three Lions into Sunday’s Euro 2024 final.
Manchester United legend Gary Neville and Arsenal icon Ian Wright – both ex England stars – were no exception with their crazy rejoicing, despite now being ITV pundits.
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The match-night experts against the Netherlands jumped up from their seats and bellowed out cheers as Watkins whacked a stunning clincher.
However, ex-United hardman Roy Keane looked less impressed.
The former Ireland midfielder was seen standing with his arms folded close to the window and largely emotionless despite the pandemonium around him.
Reacting to the clip, one fan said: “Look at Roy Keane.”
A second said: “At least Ian was actually watching this time!” A third added: “Even in celebration They know to leave Roy well alone.”
Arsenal hitman Reiss Nelson is being linked with West Ham - as more and more top-flight teams are linked with the 24-year-old.
The £25million-valued Emirates youth product could finally exit permanently as he chases more regular starts.
The Hammers are said to have joined fellow London clubs Fulham and Crystal Palace, plus Nottingham Forest, in weighing up an approach for the former England Under-21 ace.
First-half heroes Kobbie Mainoo and Bukayo Saka helped England KO dramatically KO the Netherlands 2-1 to reach Sunday's Euro 2024 final against Spain.
Manchester United midfielder Mainoo and Arsenal winger Saka were the Three Lions' top players as they fought back to level - before both arguably faded a little when the Dutch got slightly on top in the second period.
United left-back Luke Shaw came on at the interval - performing solidly wide in midfield.
But it was skipper Harry Kane's late replacement Ollie Watkins who smashed a sensational 90th-minute clincher.
Mainoo and Saka were then taken off deep in stoppage time.
Serhou Guirassy's move to Borussia Dortmund ahead of Arsenal and Manchester United has hit a snag in his medical.
Dortmund say tests on the Stuttgart striker revealed an injury.
The Guinea striker, 28, was linked with Premier League giants earlier this summer, including the Gunners, United and Chelsea.
But he chose instead to switch from last season's surprise Bundesliga runners-up to the team who came fifth in a deal of around £15million.
However, Dortmund said in a statement this evening: “During a medical examination of Serhou Guirassy, an injury was discovered that requires further investigation."
Kobbie Mainoo’s masterful showing against the Netherlands tonight has had more than Manchester United fans “standing up and applauding” the England midfielder.
Mainoo and Arsenal winger Bukayo Saka have been the pick of the players as the Three Lions deservedly fought back from Xavi Simons’ sensational opener with a controversial Harry Kane penalty.
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And the 19-year-old’s United team-mate Luke Shaw came on at the break – to take the left-midfield role that had been perhaps England’s only attacking weakness in a much-improved display.
One viewer said of Mainoo: “The world seeing what United fans have been talking about all season.”
Another wrote: “Hype was on (Cole) Palmer to be the game changer for England off the Bench but it’s Kobbie Mainoo who’s taken the opportunity and made the most of it. What a player.”
Arsenal's £25million striker Reiss Nelson is being linked with West Ham -the fourth Prem club reportedly showing interest this summer.
The Gunners' academy product, 24, is tipped to finally move on permanently in his bid for regular top-flight starts.
The Hammers are said to have joined fellow London clubs Fulham and Crystal Palace, plus Nottingham Forest, in weighing up an approach for the former England Under-21 ace.
Eddie Nketiah could follow Mason Greenwood to Marseille.
Foot Mercato claim the Ligue 1 side have opened discussions with the Arsenal striker - after reportedly having a bid accepted Manchester United hitman Greenwood.
Arsenal have accepted Lazio's final proposal to sign Nuno Tavares on loan with obligation to buy for a fee of around £6/7m, according to Fabrizio Romano.
The transfer guru added that the Gunners also have sell-on clause.
Negotiations are ongoing with Tavares agents and the agreement has been made on personal terms.
Tavares joined Forest on a season-long loan in September after falling down the pecking order at Arsenal.
Wolves have rejected a bid from Arsenal for goalkeeper Dan Bentley.
The bid was understood to be £50,000 - which is a long way off Wolves valuation.
Bentley has just one year remaining on his contract at Molineux, but Wolves are only interested in selling if the money can be reinvested in the squad.
