Manchester City Eyes Chelsea Duo as Real Madrid Considers Tchouameni Exit

Real Madrid seem open to the idea of parting ways with Aurelien Tchouameni this summer, according to reports from The Sun. Manchester United is reportedly interested in signing the French midfielder. Meanwhile, Nicolo Schira notes that Eduardo Camavinga, another French talent at Madrid, faces pressure to prove himself during pre-season training. If he fails to impress, Los Blancos might be ready to let him go as well.

Inter and Tottenham Negotiations Over Romero Continue

Fabrizio Romano reveals tough talks between Inter Milan and Tottenham Hotspur regarding Cuti Romero. The Argentine defender is expected to leave Spurs after the club signed Marcos Senesi and Kevin Danso. Meanwhile, Barcelona is keeping an eye on Romero but can’t engage in talks just yet. They first need to sell players from their defense, targeting Aymeric Laporte as their main reinforcement.

Napoli Confirms De Bruyne and Lukaku Will Stay

Giovanni Manna, Napoli's sporting director, addressed rumors about the future of Belgian stars Kevin De Bruyne and Romelu Lukaku. Both players are set to remain at Napoli for now. Manna acknowledged frustration over De Bruyne’s recent remarks about former coach Antonio Conte but said the matter will be resolved once De Bruyne returns from his holiday. The midfielder still has one year left on his contract.

Manchester City Targets Chelsea Pair

Cote Offside reports that Manchester City, guided by Enzo Maresca, aims to bring in two players from Chelsea. The targets are Enzo Fernandez, who may leave Stamford Bridge, and full-back Malo Gusto. Both are currently on their post-World Cup break.

Bennacer Close to Joining Al-Gharafa

Ismael Bennacer is nearing a free transfer to Qatari club Al-Gharafa, says Fabrizio Romano. Though still contracted with Milan, Bennacer is working to end his deal amicably before moving to Qatar.

Chelsea Signs Maxence Lacroix

Chelsea have reached an agreement with Crystal Palace for French defender Maxence Lacroix, according to journalist David Ornstein from The Athletic. The transfer fee exceeds sixty million euros, and Lacroix will sign a contract through June 2032.