PSG Super Star Kylian Mbappe has officially named the Premier League club he wants to join now if his contract expires next season
Football trade rumors: Mbappe is open to moving to Chelsea, and Liverpool has made an offer for Caicedo.
French forward Kylian Mbappe has made it clear that he would be happy to join Chelsea this summer, but only for one season, so that he can get to Real Madrid for free in 2024. Playing sports
To replace Kylian Mbappe, PSG is almost done making a deal to sign Goncalo Ramos, a striker from Benfica who will cost around £70 million. (A bullet)
Barcelona will not immediately sign a replacement for the French player. Instead, they will put their faith in the skilled Ansu Fati. Another player who is leaving Barcelona for PSG is Ousmane Dembele. Playing sports
Spurs’ new boss, Ange Postecoglou, has promised to make big changes, and Harry Kane would be happy to sign a new deal with the team. It was in the Evening Standard
Spurs are competing with Al Nassr of Saudi Arabia to sign Barcelona center back Clement Lenglet. Moving him to the Middle East could cost £13 million. Playing sports
It looks like Kyle Walker will be leaving Manchester City for Bayern Munich this summer because he wants to join them. (The Boy Scout)
Chelsea now have competition for Brighton player Moises Caicedo after an offer from an unknown club that was higher than the Blues’ most recent offer of £80 million was turned down. (5th grade)
Liverpool is the mysterious team that wants to add another player. Inside Soccer
Liverpool and Manchester United are both interested in Southampton winger Romeo Lavia right now. (On Your Own)
Also, talks between Manchester United and Bayern Munich player Leon Goretzka have moved forward. Goretzka wants to stay with the Bundesliga champions. through Sky Sports
Rosario Central player Alejo Veliz is likely to be sold for more than his £13 million release clause, and Tottenham is almost done with a deal to get him. Gaviria Garcia Grova
Inter is interested in Takehiro Tomiyasu, a defender for Arsenal. The Sports Gazette