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Manchester City Eyes Chelsea Duo; Real Madrid Considers Selling Tchouameni

Real Madrid appears ready to let Aurelien Tchouameni leave this summer, as reported by The Sun. Interest reportedly comes from Manchester United, who are keen on the French midfielder. Meanwhile, Eduardo Camavinga faces pressure to prove his worth during preseason training, with rumors that Los Blancos might also be open to transferring him.

Inter and Tottenham Negotiate Over Romero

Fabrizio Romano shared insights into ongoing talks between Inter Milan and Tottenham Hotspur concerning Cuti Romero. Following Spurs’ signings of Marcos Senesi and Kevin Danso, Romero is expected to depart. Barcelona is monitoring the situation but cannot engage in negotiations until they offload defenders first. Their main defensive target reportedly remains Aymeric Laporte.

Napoli Confirms De Bruyne and Lukaku Will Stay

Giovanni Manna, Napoli's sporting director, clarified the futures of Belgian stars Kevin De Bruyne and Romelu Lukaku. Both players are set to remain at Napoli for now. Despite some tension caused by De Bruyne’s remarks about former coach Antonio Conte, the club intends to resolve issues once De Bruyne returns from vacation. His contract still has one year left.

Manchester City Targets Chelsea Players

Manchester City, under Enzo Maresca, is eyeing two players from Chelsea to strengthen their squad this summer. According to Cote Offside, the targets are Enzo Fernandez and full-back Malo Gusto. Both players are currently on a break following the World Cup.

Bennacer Close to Qatar Move

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

Chelsea Secures Lacroix Signing

Chelsea has agreed to sign French defender Maxence Lacroix from Crystal Palace. Journalist David Ornstein reports the transfer will cost over sixty million euros, with Lacroix signing a contract through June 2032.