Enzo Maresca could push for a reunion with Pedro Neto at Man City with the club making contact with the Chelsea winger’s team, reports Fabrizio Romano.

Savinho’s future is unclear once more, with Tottenham linked to the Brazilian after a failed move last year.

Spurs are also said to admire the Portugal international and could switch targets if progress is not made on Savinho.

Yan Diomande was always going to be one of the biggest transfer stories of the summer but the end is finally in sight.

Sky Sports News are reporting that Real Madrid are finalising a deal with RB Leipzig over the winger.

The deal is expected to be worth up to £120m and Diomande is now awaiting permission to undergo a medical.

Liverpool remain interested in signing Bradley Barcola this summer as the Reds bid to talk Paris Saint-Germain down from their £140m asking price.

But Liverpool could have received a boost by the news that PSG are set to sign Monaco’s France international winger Maghnes Akliouche in a £42.8m deal.

Could PSG already be lining up Barcola’s replacement in the 24-year-old Akliouche?

Meanwhile, Liverpool’s links to Ibrahim Mbaye appeared to suggest a shift away from key target Barcola.

But Fabrice Hawkins of RMC Sport reports that the Reds would like both PSG wide players.

The two players could cost in excess of £200m combined, with Andoni Iraola looking to upgrade the right wing area after Mohamed Salah’s exit.

Takehiro Tomiyasu is a target for Crystal Palace.

The Japan international spent last season out on loan at Ajax from Arsenal, where he returned in pre-season.

The Eagles are eyeing up a permanent move for the 27-year-old, according to the Telegraph.

In other news, Luis Figo has implored Gianni Infantino to resign as pressure mounts on the much-criticised Fifa president following his foiled attempts to sell stakes in the World Cup.

Infantino was forced to abandon his plans – namely to sell stakes in the World Cup and other Fifa tournaments to private investors – after public uproar last week, with Uefa confirming a boycott of Fifa events if the plan was voted through.

Jarrod Bowen has a release clause in his West Ham contract should the club not earn promotion back to the Premier League, reports Talk Sport’s Alex Crook.

Should the Hammers remain in the Championship for the 2027/28 season, suitors could purchase Bowen for as little as £15m, the report claims.

Atlético Madrid could rival Inter Milan for Cristian Romero, reports Marca.

Nahuel Molina Matteo Ruggeri have been linked with moves away from Atletico.

And the Tottenham star could bolster Diego Simeone’s defence, with Inter putting together a €40m package for the Argentine centre-back.

Coventry City are on the verge of a club record move for Ghana midfielder Caleb Yirenkyi.

The deal, worth €27m plus €3m add-ons, will see the from FC Nordsjælland star move to Coventry to boost Frank Lampard’s side and their battle to avoid relegation, reports Tipsbladet.

It will be the fourth time Coventry have broken their club record transfer this summer alone.

Manchester United are poised to offload two goalkeepers, with Radek Vitek set to join Middlesbrough in a deal potentially worth up to £14 million, while Altay Bayindir prepares for a loan move to Celta Vigo.

Vitek, a 22-year-old Czech shot-stopper, is nearing a permanent switch to last season’s Championship play-off finalists Middlesbrough following an impressive loan spell at Bristol City.

The young keeper initially arrived at Old Trafford from Sigma Olomouc in 2020, having also spent time on loan at Accrington and Blau-Weiss Linz before his successful stint at Ashton Gate.

Meanwhile, Turkey international Bayindir, 28, is close to finalising a season-long loan to La Liga side Celta Vigo.

Arsenal have agreed to sign Newcastle captain Bruno Guimaraes for £75m as the Premier League champions prepare to land one of their key transfer targets before the start of their title defence.

Guimaraes, 28, told Newcastle earlier this summer that he wanted to join the Gunners and a deal for the Brazil international was swiftly reached following negotiations between the clubs this week.

Guimaraes was a key player for Newcastle on their rise under Eddie Howe and he added to his fan favourite status on Tyneside by lifting the club’s first domestic silverware in 70 years at last year’s Carabao Cup final.

His exit is another major blow for Newcastle following the exit of manager Howe and the sales of Anthony Gordon and Sandro Tonali – while Mikel Arteta has added one of the Premier League’s top midfielders to his title-winning side.