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Manchester United’s next potential signing of the summer transfer window has emerged, with Bournemouth star Alex Scott being named as a possible target

The Sun have reported that United are weighing up making a bid to sign Scott on a permanent deal, with Bournemouth thought to value the playmaker at around £80million.

It has been reported that Scott has emerged as a potential midfield target for United this summer, having already missed out on the signings of Elliot Anderson and Mateus Fernandes.

Arsenal have reportedly secured an agreement to bring in former Leeds United goalkeeper Illan Meslier this summer.

According to The Athletic, Arsenal have finalised arrangements to sign Meslier as a free agent after his exit from Leeds, where his deal at Elland Road ran out at the end of last month.

Manchester City are targeting an international team-mate of Erling Haaland, according to the Sun.

Enzo Maresca's side are keeping an eye on Norway shotstopper Orjan Nyland with doubts over James Trafford’s future.

The 35-year-old, who formerly played for Aston Villa, is out of contract after leaving Sevilla and in line to face England.

Nyland has five Premier League clubs interested, including City and Leeds, it is claimed.

PSG youngster Ibrahim Mbaye remains keen to leave the French giants this summer, according to reports.

The Senegal international, 18, featured for his country at the World Cup four times, scoring one goal. Aston Villa and Tottenham are among the clubs said to be interested.

Alfie Devine completed his medical and has now joined Preston from Tottenham in a club-record deal for the Championship.

The transfer is wort up to £6m and the figure is said to be almost three times their previous transfer record.

Devine, who signed a five-year contract, said: “From the end of last season going into the summer, it was always a priority in terms of where I wanted to be. It took its time, but I'm delighted it's gone through."

Manchester United remain interested in Bournemouth star Alex Scott, per the Sun. The Red Devils want to strengthen their midfield but have been restrained in what they have been willing to spend, forgoing big bids for Mateus Fernandes and Elliot Anderson.

But the club remain interested in Scott, who is valued at £80m by the Cherries.

Manchester United are interested in beating Chelsea to the signing of Toulouse sensation Alexis Vossah.

The 18-year-old has been scouted by several top sides, with the Blues seeing an offer of around £7 million rejected in 2025, as the Ligue 1 outfit rate him at around £20m.

According to Fussball Europa, United are set to ramp up their interest in Vossah this summer.

Newcastle United youngster Antonio Cordero is the subjet of interest from Cadiz, per Marca. The Spanish side want to sign the winger on loan after he spent time with the club for the second half of last season.

Cordero had a failed loan to Westerlo in the opening half of last term before he linked up with the Segunda side.

Brentford have confirmed the signing of Jaidon Anthony from Burnley. He signs a four-year deal.

Arsenal have agreed a deal to sign goalkeeper Illan Meslier, according to the Athletic. The French goalkeeper saw his Leeds contract expire at the end of last month.The 26-year-old's arrival will see Tommy Setford free to go on loan, it is reported.

Not a transfer comment exactly, but in the Manchester United yearbook, Michael Carrick has admitted that the team still needs to improve.

Alfie Devine been conducting a medical with Preston North End ahead of a permanent move, it has been reported.

The deal with Tottenham is said to be worth up to £6m. Devine was on loan at Deepdale last season.

Juventus are considering a move for John Stones this summer, per Sky Italy.

Stones is currently at the World Cup but without a club after his contract with Manchester City expired.

Sean Steur is set to arrive in Newcastle on Tuesday evening ahead of his medical on Wednesday, according to Sky Sports.

The 18-year-old midfielder will join the Magpies from Ajax, once the move is finalised.

Newcastle United hav no intention of signing Burnley's Lesley Ugochukwu this summer, despite reports linking the player and the club, as per The Athletic. It is understood that Galatasaray are interested in the 22-year-old midfielder, with United instead focusing on moves for Sean Steur and Johan Manzambi.

Sabah report that Fenerbahce and Aston Villa have agreed a deal over Ollie Watkins. It is said that the striker will sign a three-year contract with the Turkish titans, with management working to finalise matters.

PSV Eindhoven are said to be monitoring Mikey Moore following an impressive loan with Rangers. Roberto De Zerbi cannot promise the 18-year-old first-team football next season, and it is believed by the club that another loan spell is imperative for his development.

Borussia Dortmund are also interested in a loan spell for the winger, while Rangers are keen on securing him for at least one more season at Ibrox.

Football.london report that Chelsea are willing to listen to offers for Alejandro Garnacho, but will not consider allowing the winger to leave on loan. The Argentine has failed to live up to expectations since joining the Blues last summer in a £40m move, with Pedro Neto finding favour over the winger for large parts of the season.

Nicolo Schira claims that Parma's Zion Suzuki rejected a big from Leeds United on Tuesday. Aston Villa are also interested in the goalkeeper, following an impressive World Cup campaign with Japan.

As per Tuttomercato, Radu Dragusin has arrived in Florence to undergo a medical for Fiorentina. The centre-half is expected to join the Serie A side on a loan spell which includes an obligation to buy should he make 22 appearances of at least 45 minutes each.

Fiorentina will pay Spurs an initial £1.2m for the loan, as well as a further £14.9m to make the deal permanent should the conditions be met. A permanent contract will keep Dragusin in Florence until 2031, should he join them long-term.

Barry Bannan has left Millwall to seal a return to Sheffield Wednesday.

The veteran playmaker, 36, joined the Lions in January with Sheffield Wednesday in turmoil.

But the Scot did not feature regularly in Millwall's promotion campaign and always had a desire to return to Hillsborough in some capacity.

Bannan will now link back up with Henrik Pederson's side for the new League One campaign.

Ethan Ingram is poised to join Partick Thistle on a permanent basis following a successful loan stint with the Scottish Championship outfit.

Ingram, 23, made 10 appearances for the Jags during the second half of the 2025-26 campaign and is a free agent following the expiry of his contract at Dundee.

There had been EFL interest in Ingram, who departed West Brom to head north back in 2024.

But Ingram has opted to join Partick Thistle permanently and will undergo a medical this week.

El Nacional report that Jose Mourinho has approved of Real Madrid's interest in Erling Haaland. Defensa Central report that Florentino Perez is giving serious consideration to pursuiting the Manchester City striker this summer, should the club fail to reach an agreement with Vinicius Jr on a new contract.

Given Haaland is under contract until 2034, coupled with the fact that the 25-year-old is settled in Greater Manchester and City would command an exceptional fee, any chances of a transfer coming to fruition are highly unlikely.

Despite Newcastle United insisting that their captain is not for sale this summer, reports suggest that a bid of around £65m could change matters for Arsenal - who are thought to be keen on the Brazilian maestro. Negotiations between the two clubs are thought to be likely to accelerate following Brazil's exit from the World Cup.

Gazzetta dello Sport claim that Curtis Jones remains Inter Milan's top target, and that talks for the Liverpool sensation will take place later this summer. The Reds harbour an asking price of around £35m for the midfielder, who managed a goal and two assists from 34 Premier League appearances last season.

De Telegraaf report that Newcastle United will pay a fixed fee of £20m for Sean Steur of Ajax, as well as £2.5m in achieveable bonuses. The central-midfielder has agreed terms with the Magpies on a contract until 2031.

Despite enjoying a successful loan spell with Monaco, Simon Adingra has returned to Sunderland AFC. While the Ligue 1 challengers are hopeful of securing another short-term deal with the player, a number of other clubs hold an interest in the 24-year-old winger, who was deemed surplus to requirements by Regis Le Bris in January.

Roma, Ipswich, hull and West Ham are thought to be admirers, alongside RB Leipzig - who have taken initial steps with regards to a potential move. Adingra only joined the Black Cats from Brighton last summer, but could already be on the move once more.

Tottenham are among the clubs monitoring Ibrahim Mbaye of PSG. The winger, who is valued at around £25m, is thought to be looking for more frequent game-time, having managed just 998 minutes last term in Ligue 1.

Aston Villa are also interested in the 18-year-old.