Mohamed Salah will be something of an incongruous sight at Trabzonspor – a stark drop in prestige from Liverpool – but the move to football’s growing, lucrative retirement home does offer intrigue, Richard Jolly writes:

Gabriel Jesus could be heading out the Arsenal exit door this summer and Napoli is a possible destination, providing Romelu Lukaku moves on.

Fenerbahce are interested in signing Lukaku from Napoli and the Belgian striker is open to joining the Turkish club.

Napoli would be seeking around £8.6m for the 33-year-old and his departure could help pave the way for Jesus to move to Naples.

According to Sky Sports News, two exits are required before Napoli can consider bringing in the Brazilian and Arsenal are understood to want around £18m-£20m for Jesus.

Manchester City have agreed a €2m (£1.7m) deal to sign Geronimo Rulli to give Gianluigi Donnarumma a new deputy.

City have moved quickly to find a replacement for James Trafford, who joined Leeds for an initial £40m this week.

Rulli, who will sign a two-year deal at the Etihad Stadium with an option for a third year, will join from Marseille after two seasons as the French club’s regular goalkeeper.

It will be the 34-year-old’s second stint on City’s books, though he is yet to debut for them after being signed in 2016, loaned to Real Sociedad and then bought by the Spanish club.

West Ham have ended negotiations with Tottenham over a move for Manor Solomon due to financial reasons, according to The Athletic.

The Hammers want to pay £5m but are not willing to agree to the promotion bonuses Spurs are after.

That could be a boost for Hull City, with The i Paper reporting that Hull are interested in the Israeli winger.

According to Sky Sports, Manchester United have been told that Lewis Hall is not for sale by Newcastle as the Tyneside club bid to hold on to at least one key figure this summer.

In his first official interview since joining Arsenal, Bruno Guimaraes has said he is hopeful “we can achieve our dreams” at the Gunners.

Speaking to Arsenal’s club media channels following his £75m move from Newcastle, Guimaraes said: “I feel good, I feel amazing. I’m glad for the opportunity.

“Since the first time I spoke to (Andrea) Berta and Mikel (Arteta) I was excited. I just felt inside of me that I need a new challenge in my life and I think to be an Arsenal player is going to be an exciting challenge in my life.

“I think after playing two World Cups, I’m at the point of my life, I think I need a challenge like this.

“I want to win trophies, I want to make history and I think I’m in the right place to do it. I’m so excited to start.

“We have tough games to play this season so the squad is going to be very, very important and I’m hopeful we can achieve our dreams.”

It’s finally official. Bruno Guimaraes has joined Arsenal in a £75m deal from Newcastle.

The 28-year-old midfielder joins on a four-year deal and the contract includes a further one-year option.

Guimaraes arrived at Newcastle in January 2022 and leaves the club after making 195 appearances, scoring 31 goals along the way.

Micky Van de Ven is close to agreeing a new long-term contract with Tottenham Hotspur, according to Sky Sports.

Van de Ven’s current contract runs until 2029 and is entering his fourth season at the club.

Bayindir isn’t the only goalkeeper leaving Old Trafford, with Radek Vitek having completed his switch to Championship side Middlesbrough.

United have managed to secure a pretty hefty fee of up to £14m from a second-tier side and have also inserted a buy-back clause into the deal, along with matching rights and a 35 per cent sell-on clause to profit from any potential future sale.

The 22-year-old impressed on loan at Bristol City in the Championship last season.

Manchester United have agreed to loan goalkeeper Altay Bayindir to Celta Vigo for the season.

The Spanish club have an option to buy the Turkey international, reportedly for a fee of £3.5m, which would give United a high sell-on clause on top of that.