Transfer News, Saturday June 28th 2025

Joel JJ By Joel JJ
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28 Jun 2025
Transfer News, Saturday June 28th 2025

Manchester United, Newcastle United, and Tottenham have all failed to meet Bournemouth’s valuation of Ghanaian striker Antoine Semenyo, 25, with the Cherries demanding £70 million. (Subscription Required)

Aston Villa face competition from two Italian sides, Juventus and Lazio, in the pursuit of Lens midfielder Neil El Aynaoui, a Moroccan under-23 international. (Calciomercato - In Italian)

Arsenal are hopeful of reaching an agreement to sign Spanish defender Cristhian Mosquera, 21, after holding talks with Valencia. (Guardian)

Newcastle are preparing to increase their bid for Brighton's Joao Pedro after their initial £50 million offer for the 23-year-old Brazilian striker was rejected. (Sport)

Cameroon midfielder Bryan Mbeumo, 25, has informed Brentford and Tottenham of his decision to sign for Manchester United if he makes a summer move. (Subscription Required)

Feyenoord midfielder Antoni Milambo is expected to be the first signing under new Brentford coach Keith Andrews, with The Bees in advanced talks to sign the 20-year-old Dutch midfielder. (London Evening Standard)

Bundesliga club RB Leipzig are the latest side to express interest in signing England midfielder Harvey Elliott, 22, if he leaves Liverpool this summer, with Brighton and West Ham also among the suitors. (Mirror)

Leeds United have opened initial talks with Juventus and Brazil midfielder Douglas Luiz, 27, regarding a move to the newly-promoted Premier League club. (Calciomercato - In Italian)

West Ham are interested in signing American midfielder Yunus Musah, 22, from AC Milan, with Nottingham Forest also in talks with the former England youth international. (Tuttomercatoweb - In Italian)

However, Forest have ended their interest in signing Juventus winger Timothy Weah, 25, after the American international rejected the club’s contract offer. Forest had agreed a deal worth around £19m with the Italian club for Weah and Belgian winger Samuel Mbangula, 21. (ESPN)

Everton’s 23-year-old England centre-back Jarrad Branthwaite is expected to sign a new five-year contract, while The Toffees are also hopeful that Senegal midfielder Idrissa Gueye, 35, will agree to a one-year deal. (Time - Subscription Required)

Crystal Palace’s Eberechi Eze is among the attacking players Arsenal are interested in signing, with Tottenham also keen on the 26-year-old England international. (Sky Sports)

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