With the Premier League seasons fast approaching the final games of the campaign the summer transfer window is drawing nearer and nearer.
Newcastle United continue to be the most talked about top flight club when it come to summer busniess and they are now being linked with a French centre back but could face competition from West Ham.
Meanwhile, a former Leeds United manager wont need to deal with the stress this summer as he is calling it a day on an incredible 42 year long coaching career while Burnley boss Sean Dyche has given something of an update on captain James Tarkowski’s future.
Aston Villa are set for a massive summer window and a Brighton & Hove Albion midfielder remains a key part of Steve Gerrard’s plans while Liverpool could be looking to the Serie A for a new defender.
Speaking of the Italian top flight, Juventus could be set to make a move for a Chelsea midfielder and in Spain it looks like Real Madrid are going to rival Manchester City for a big name signing after the latest development in the Kyllian Mbappe saga.
North London rivals Arsenal and Tottenham Hotspur could be set to battle for a Leicester City midfield start with the Foxes reportedly wanting a fee around £60m with Arsenal also interested in another Leicester midfielder with Manchester United also keen on a £25m move.
Here are the transfer news stories making the headlines in the Premier League on Sunday morning:
5. Reds linked with Serie A star
Liverpool are in the race to sign Torino’s Brazilian centre-back Gleison Bremer but face competition from Inter Milan (Goal) | Getty Images
6. Could Tarkowski still agree new Burnley deal?
“Who knows?” were the words of Burnley boss Sean Dyche who ‘hasn’t completely given up hope’ of James Tarkowski staying at Turf Moor beyond the summer despite the centre back’s desire to move on (LancashireLive) | Getty Images
7. Brighton midfielder key to Villa’s summer transfer plans
Aston Villa manager Steven Gerrard is planning a big summer transfer window with as many as eight players for sale while Brighton midfielder Yves Bissouma remainins a key target (Sunday Mirror) | Getty Images
8. Warnock calls it a day on incredible management career
Former Leeds United boss Neil Warnock has announced his retirement from football after 42 years in management. The 73-year old was most recently in charge at EFL Championship side Middlesbrough (Sky Sports) | Getty Images