Manchester United have reportedly expressed an interest in making an audacious move for Inter Milan forward Lautaro Martinez.
The 26-year-old has contributed 22 goals and five assists this season. However, Inter’s financial woes could force them to sell prized assets like Martinez.
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The transfer saga surrounding Andre Onana has taken an intriguing turn as Manchester United emerge as the frontrunners for the Cameroonian goalkeeper.
Meanwhile, Chelsea, who were previously engaged in negotiations with Inter Milan for Onana’s services, have decided to end their pursuit due to a failure to reach a satisfactory agreement. Let’s delve into the latest developments in this captivating transfer story.
Serie A giants Inter Milan are considering the possibility of signing Chelsea defender Kalidou Koulibaly during the summer transfer window.
The 31-year-old joined the Blues last summer for a fee of £34 million. Despite receiving a warm reception from the fans, the centre-back had a challenging first season. He struggled to adapt to the intensity of the league, leading to numerous positional errors.
Leicester City have reportedly made an approach to sign Inter Milan midfielder Roberto Gagliardini.
The Foxes have initiated their quest for a substitute for Youri Tielemans, who is expected to leave the club in the summer.
His contract is due to expire in June, and he shows no indication of agreeing to a fresh agreement. Consequently, there are expectations that the Belgium international will join another team on a free transfer, with Arsenal and Barcelona expressing interest.
Newcastle United are reportedly keeping an eye on Stefan de Vrij, as the defender’s future with Inter Milan remains uncertain.
According to Sport Italia, The Magpies are targeting the 30-year-old defender, whose contract set to expire in the summer.
With the transfer market nearing its end, the Premier League outfit are remaining vigilant for any opportunities to add quality depth to their squad, as manager Eddie Howe looks to strengthen his squad.