Bayern Munich are set to launch a renewed attempt to sign Luis Díaz from Liverpool, with a second offer reportedly on the cards. While Díaz remains with the Liverpool squad during their pre-season tour in Asia, discussions surrounding his potential departure have intensified behind the scenes.
Erling Haaland has splashed out on an ultra-rare Birkin handbag, costing around £330,000, for his girlfriend Isabel Haugseng
Liverpool are still keeping tabs on Alexander Isak despite signing Hugo Ekitike, with the Newcastle United striker keen to leave St James’ Park. The Reds remain interested in a potential £130 million ($176m) move, but will only act if the Magpies soften their stance and Luis Diaz departs. Despite reports, it is now reported that Isak is not currently in talks with Al-Hilal.
Bayern Munich are hoping to bridge the gap to Liverpool's asking price for Luis Diaz, but his salary is a key reason for the Reds' reluctance to sell.
Xabi Alonso has reached a decision on the futures of midfield duo Dani Ceballos and Eduardo Camavinga amid Real Madrid exit rumours.
Liverpool are interested in signing Parma defender Giovanni Leoni, per a new report in Italy.
Real Madrid are negotiating with Gonzalo Garcia's agent for a new contract, which will effectively see him become a first-team player next season.
Alexander Isak has rocked Newcastle United by informing the Magpies of his desire to leave this summer, with Liverpool and Al-Hilal circling. The Swedish striker missed the Magpies’ pre-season tour of East Asia due to a reported thigh injury, but it has now emerged that the in-demand striker wants to explore a big-money move away from St. James' Park this summer.
Chelsea's move for Ajax starlet Jorrel Hato has hit a roadblock as the Dutch giants have reportedly raised their asking price. Although the Blues have been in advanced talks and believed they had reached personal terms with the defender, Ajax now reportedly want up to €60 million (£52m/$70m) to sanction a transfer, complicating the potential deal this summer.
