Bayern Munich have made a move to sign Liverpool winger Luis Diaz, submitting a bid worth €52 million (£44.7 million) for the 28-year-old Colombian international. Diaz has been a key figure at Anfield, but Bayern’s interest signals a fresh twist in the summer transfer window.
Elsewhere, Nottingham Forest continue their pursuit of Brentford forward Yoane Wissa, but have once again seen their bid rejected. Despite Brentford setting a valuation of £50 million, Forest’s latest approach—reportedly lower than a previous £25 million offer—has been turned down, indicating a significant gap between the two clubs’ expectations.
Liverpool are also exploring options to strengthen their attack. Talks are expected to begin soon for Eintracht Frankfurt striker Hugo Ekitike. The 23-year-old French forward is seen as a potential addition, though any deal may depend on the sale of Darwin Nunez. The Reds are weighing the cost of Ekitike against other possible options, including Sweden international Alexander Isak of Newcastle, as they assess their priorities in the market.
Meanwhile, Arsenal’s pursuit of Viktor Gyokeres has hit a snag. The Gunners, keen to sign the 27-year-old Swedish striker from Sporting, have reportedly gone three days without contact from the Portuguese club, raising concerns that negotiations could be stalling.
Real Madrid are reportedly considering letting go of several players as they look to reshape their squad. Winger Rodrygo, despite his desire to remain in Europe, could be on the move, with his future yet to be decided. The Spanish giants are also looking to offload Dani Ceballos and Brahim Diaz as part of a broader reshuffle following their Club World Cup disappointment. In addition, Real Madrid are eyeing a deal for Tottenham Hotspur defender Cristian Romero, who has also attracted attention from Atletico Madrid.
In England, Arsenal remain optimistic about securing a new deal for young attacking midfielder Ethan Nwaneri. The 18-year-old England U21 international has garnered interest from Chelsea and clubs in Germany, but Arsenal are confident he will stay put.
Napoli are yet to finalize a deal for Victor Osimhen’s permanent transfer to Galatasaray, with disagreements over the fee delaying progress. The Nigerian striker spent last season on loan in Turkey and remains a target for several clubs.
Jose Mourinho, now managing Fenerbahce, has set his sights on Arsenal forward Leandro Trossard. The Belgian attacker could be allowed to leave by the Gunners as they seek to balance their squad and raise funds.
Real Betis are pushing to sign Brazilian winger Antony from Manchester United. The 25-year-old would likely have to accept a lower wage to make the move permanent, but the Spanish side remain confident in their chances.
Jamie Vardy, the veteran English striker, could be heading to La Liga. Valencia, now managed by former West Brom boss Carlos Corberan, have identified the 38-year-old as a potential addition to their attack.
Across the EFL, several clubs are actively making moves. Rhian Brewster looks set to leave Sheffield United, with Middlesbrough and Burnley showing interest. Both clubs are also keeping tabs on NEC winger Sontje Hansen, although Wrexham are also in the running.
Portsmouth are close to signing MTK Budapest midfielder Mark Kosznovszky, while Derby County manager John Eustace is keen on bringing in Dion Sanderson from Birmingham City. Charlton are eyeing a move for Blackpool midfielder Rob Apter, and Bolton Wanderers are considering a deal for Swansea keeper Nathan Broome.
Elsewhere, Huddersfield Town are in talks to sign American winger Lynden Gooch after his contract at Stoke City ended, and Bristol Rovers have turned down a £450,000 offer from Peterborough United for defender Connor Taylor.