Chelsea on High Alert: £135m Vinícius Júnior Bid Sparks Hope of Summer Transfer
Real Madrid's prized winger Vinícius Júnior is reportedly unhappy with his contract situation, and Chelsea are poised to make a massive £135m move for him this summer. If the Brazilian international agrees an extension that would have kept him in Spain until 2027, Real could be forced to sell him rather than risk losing him on a free transfer.
Meanwhile, Adam Wharton is another English midfielder who could attract significant attention from top clubs. As England's World Cup squad takes shape, Palace fans are holding out hope that their talented youngster will return north of the border in search of first-team opportunities with Manchester City, Liverpool or Manchester United.
With Crystal Palace struggling to find consistency this summer, manager Oliver Glasner has been forced to identify several transfer targets to bolster his squad. The list includes experienced Bayern Munich right-back Sacha Boey and Wolves midfielder João Gomes, among others. However, it's unclear whether the club will be able to make any major signings in January.
Another player struggling for regular game time is Netherlands centre-back Nathan Aké, who has been linked with a move to Milan and is likely to seek more minutes before the World Cup gets underway.
Manchester City's Omar Marmoush is also facing an uncertain future at the Etihad Stadium. The Egyptian forward is playing second fiddle to Erling Haaland and is reportedly being targeted by Tottenham and Aston Villa in a bid to end his bench misery.
Finally, Newcastle's William Osula has been barely used since joining Eintracht Frankfurt, but talks are underway about a potential move to Germany. The Danish striker had seemingly agreed personal terms on the transfer before anything went further.
In other transfer news, Inter Milan are considering signing Portugal international João Cancelo due to his desire for European competition. However, the right-back's high wages make it a tricky deal to navigate. Luke O'Nien is also looking for a new club, with Sunderland having relegated him since their promotion to the Premier League.
Real Madrid's prized winger Vinícius Júnior is reportedly unhappy with his contract situation, and Chelsea are poised to make a massive £135m move for him this summer. If the Brazilian international agrees an extension that would have kept him in Spain until 2027, Real could be forced to sell him rather than risk losing him on a free transfer.
Meanwhile, Adam Wharton is another English midfielder who could attract significant attention from top clubs. As England's World Cup squad takes shape, Palace fans are holding out hope that their talented youngster will return north of the border in search of first-team opportunities with Manchester City, Liverpool or Manchester United.
With Crystal Palace struggling to find consistency this summer, manager Oliver Glasner has been forced to identify several transfer targets to bolster his squad. The list includes experienced Bayern Munich right-back Sacha Boey and Wolves midfielder João Gomes, among others. However, it's unclear whether the club will be able to make any major signings in January.
Another player struggling for regular game time is Netherlands centre-back Nathan Aké, who has been linked with a move to Milan and is likely to seek more minutes before the World Cup gets underway.
Manchester City's Omar Marmoush is also facing an uncertain future at the Etihad Stadium. The Egyptian forward is playing second fiddle to Erling Haaland and is reportedly being targeted by Tottenham and Aston Villa in a bid to end his bench misery.
Finally, Newcastle's William Osula has been barely used since joining Eintracht Frankfurt, but talks are underway about a potential move to Germany. The Danish striker had seemingly agreed personal terms on the transfer before anything went further.
In other transfer news, Inter Milan are considering signing Portugal international João Cancelo due to his desire for European competition. However, the right-back's high wages make it a tricky deal to navigate. Luke O'Nien is also looking for a new club, with Sunderland having relegated him since their promotion to the Premier League.