The summer transfer window is open, and the rumor mill is in overdrive. Check out all the latest transfer buzz in the soccer world below.
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Moment of truth for Vini
A decision over Vinicius Junior's future is entering a "crucial" stage. The Brazilian star will have talks with Real Madrid in the coming days over a contract extension. If they don't make progress on a new deal, the two sides will discuss a potential switch to Arsenal or a free transfer in 2027.
The Gunners are ready to go all-in to land Vinicius. The forward is attracted by the opportunity to join the Premier League champions if there's no agreement with Real Madrid over a new contract. (The Athletic)
Aug. 1
Arsenal get their man: Arsenal have reached an agreement in principle with Newcastle to sign Bruno Guimaraes. The Premier League champions will pay €90 million for the Brazilian midfielder. (L'Equipe)
PSG boost attack: Paris Saint-Germain continue to load up on exciting French talent. The Champions League holders have reached an agreement with AS Monaco to sign Maghnes Akliouche for €50 million. The 24-year-old will undergo a medical next week. (Fabrizio Romano)
Cuti explores options: Inter's move for Tottenham defender Cristian Romero has stalled over personal terms. The Argentine international's representatives are now exploring a potential move to Spain, where Barcelona, Real Madrid, and Atletico Madrid are all interested. (TEAMtalk)
Liverpool stand firm: Inter continue to pursue a deal for Curtis Jones. The Italian side is willing to pay £30 million for the midfielder, but Liverpool are holding out for £35 million. (Daily Mail)
July 31
Rodri to Real heats up: Real Madrid are growing increasingly confident that they can seal a deal for Rodri this summer. The World Cup-winning midfielder has one year left on his contract with Manchester City, and Real Madrid believe they negotiate a transfer worth around €50 million. (AS)
Surprise PSG move: PSG are in negotiations with Ajax over a deal for Mika Godts. The Belgian forward, 21, has given a green light to the transfer. Ajax want around €60 million, and PSG are optimistic an agreement can be reached between the two clubs. (Fabrizio Romano)
Cherries bolster backline: Bournemouth and Benfica have agreed to terms over a deal that will see Portuguese center-back Antonio Silva join the Premier League club. The Cherries will pay €25 million up front, plus €5 million in potential add-ons. (Fabrizio Romano)
Delap in demand: Chelsea are prepared to let Liam Delap depart the club this summer. Everton, Leeds, and Nottingham Forest are all monitoring the situation. The Blues want up to £40 million for the striker. (The i Paper)
July 30
Bringing Bouaddi aboard: Manchester City, perhaps in anticipation of Rodri's departure, are progressing in talks to land Ayyoub Bouaddi. An agreement with Lille over a transfer fee is close, and personal terms with the teenage midfielder are also being discussed. (Fabrizio Romano)
At long last: Juventus have finally struck a deal with Paris Saint-Germain to sign Randal Kolo Muani. The French forward will return to Turin on an initial loan, and the move will include an obligation to buy. The total transfer package will be worth nearly €50 million. (Sky Sport Italia)
Alajbegovic on the move: After closing the Kolo Muani deal, Juve also reached an agreement to sign World Cup breakout star Kerim Alajbegovic. Bayer Leverkusen will collect a €35-million package for the teen attacker after he turned heads while playing for Bosnia this summer. (Fabrizio Romano)
Fulham shop in Madrid: Fulham have completed a double swoop for Real Madrid youngsters Gonzalo Garcia and Cesar Palacios. The two will cost just over €50 million combined, and Madrid will retain a 30% sell-on clause on each player. (Fabrizio Romano)
Unintended consequence: Inter Milan's expected signing of John Stones on a free transfer could hinder their ability to acquire Argentine center-back Cristian Romero from Tottenham this summer. (Gazzetta dello Sport)
Brentford act swiftly: With Jordan Henderson on the verge of joining Chelsea, Brentford have found a replacement in the form of Mamadou Sangare. The Bees will pay around €48 million, plus add-ons, to make the Lens midfielder their club-record signing. (Florian Plettenberg)
July 29
Barcola wants Liverpool: Paris Saint-Germain winger Bradley Barcola has verbally agreed to join Liverpool this summer. However, there is still a significant gap between the two clubs regarding a transfer fee. (L'Equipe)
Domino effect: If Barcola does indeed make the move to Anfield, PSG could turn around and attempt to hijack Real Madrid's reported deal for RB Leipzig winger Yan Diomande. (L'Equipe)
Diaz not departing: Despite rumors of a potentially massive offer from Saudi side Al-Hilal, Bayern Munich have no plans to sell Luis Diaz this summer. Furthermore, the Colombian attacker has informed the club that he wants to stay in Bavaria. (Sky Sport Germany)
Ndiaye in demand: Manchester United and Al-Hilal have both expressed interest in signing Senegalese international Iliman Ndiaye. Everton will demand around £70 million for the 26-year-old. (Daily Mirror)
July 28
Vini's price tag: Arsenal have not yet opened talks with Real Madrid about a potential deal for Vinicius Junior, but the Spanish giants have still slapped a €160-million price tag on the Brazilian superstar. (Sport)
Chelsea seek leadership: Chelsea are close to completing deals for Jordan Henderson and Danny Welbeck. The Blues are optimistic they can come to terms with Brentford and Brighton after the English veterans both signed off on the respective moves. (Fabrizio Romano)
Stones picks Inter: Free-agent defender John Stones is joining Inter Milan. The English international has agreed to a two-year contract and will earn around €4 million per season in Italy. (Fabrizio Romano)
Trafford on the move: Leeds United are on the verge of sealing a £40-million deal to sign goalkeeper James Trafford from Manchester City. Newcastle were previously in the mix for Trafford, but the England international is now leaning toward the move to Elland Road. (The Athletic)
Zirkzee back to Italy: Juventus are in advanced talks with Manchester United over a deal that would send Joshua Zirkzee to Turin on an initial loan. The potential move would also include a £30-million purchase option. (The Sun)
Suzuki has suitors: PSG are interested in signing Japanese goalkeeper Zion Suzuki. The 23-year-old has also been linked with Juventus and Aston Villa this summer. (Sky Sport Italia)
July 27
PSG set their price: Paris Saint-Germain want £145 million to sell Bradley Barcola this summer. The French winger has been heavily linked with Liverpool. PSG believe opulent deals for Elliot Anderson and Morgan Rogers - both worth over £100 million - have reset the transfer market. (The Times)
Bruno wants clarity: Bruno Guimaraes has informed his representatives that he wants his future resolved before he returns to Newcastle for preseason training next week. The Brazilian midfielder is reportedly the subject of a significant offer from Arsenal. (TEAMtalk)
Turkish delight: Fenerbahce are set to meet with AC Milan to discuss a potential deal for Portuguese winger Rafael Leao. The Turkish club plans to present an offer for an outright purchase, not a loan. (Fabrizio Romano)
Kroupi going nowhere: Bournemouth have no intention of selling rising star Eli Junior Kroupi this summer despite interest in the 20-year-old forward from Barcelona and multiple Premier League clubs. (Marca)
July 26
Breaking the bank: Arsenal are prepared to break the British transfer record to sign Julian Alvarez from Atletico Madrid. The Gunners are willing to spend more than €145 million on the Argentina forward. (TEAMtalk)
Juve's surprise move: Juventus are exploring a deal for Manchester United captain Bruno Fernandes. The Bianconeri have held talks with the Portuguese midfielder's representatives. (Caught Offside)
Roma miffed: Manchester United's lack of urgency in negotiations for Manu Kone has annoyed Roma. The Italian club still hasn't received a concrete offer for the French midfielder. (Corriere dello Sport)
