Jack Grealish’s future at Manchester City appears increasingly uncertain, with Atlético Madrid emerging as a possible destination for the England international. Everton, where the winger spent last season on loan, continue to keep an eye on the situation, while former club Aston Villa have also been linked with a potential reunion.

The 30-year-old has been left out of City’s pre-season tour as he continues recovering from injury. Despite Pep Guardiola’s departure and Enzo Maresca taking charge, Grealish’s prospects at the Etihad Stadium have shown little sign of improving, making a summer departure look increasingly realistic.

Spurs Sound Out Osimhen and Gakpo

Tottenham Hotspur are continuing their search for additional firepower in attack and have made enquiries over two high-profile forwards. Galatasaray striker Victor Osimhen and Liverpool’s Cody Gakpo are both admired by the North London side, although securing either player would require a significant financial commitment.

While Spurs focus on potential arrivals, one departure is nearing completion. Young prospect Mikey Moore is expected to join Cologne on loan to continue his development with regular first-team football.

Manchester United Assess Left-Back Options

Manchester United remain determined to strengthen competition on the left side of defence. Luke Shaw proved capable of staying fit through a domestic campaign without European football, but with a busier fixture schedule approaching, additional cover has become an important objective.

Among the defenders reportedly under consideration are Newcastle United’s Lewis Hall and Arsenal youngster Myles Lewis-Skelly, both viewed as players capable of adding depth to the squad.

Juventus Turn to Vicario

Juventus are exploring the possibility of bringing Tottenham goalkeeper Guglielmo Vicario back to Italy on a loan deal. The Serie A giants are searching for a new first-choice goalkeeper, while Vicario is believed to be open to returning to his home country.

The shift in focus comes after Juventus’ pursuit of Aston Villa’s Emiliano Martínez appears to have reached its conclusion. Meanwhile, another goalkeeper previously linked with the Turin club, Zion Suzuki, is expected to leave Parma for Paris Saint-Germain.

Hull Push Ahead With Multiple Targets

Hull City remain active in the transfer market despite losing out in the race for Florentino Luis, with the Burnley midfielder now closing in on a move to Ipswich Town.

The newly promoted side are instead making progress elsewhere. Talks with Colorado Rapids have moved Australian teenager Lucas Herrington closer to joining the Tigers, while Hull are also pursuing Aston Villa winger Leon Bailey and Everton midfielder Tim Iroegbunam.

Bournemouth Face Interest in Rayan

Bournemouth could soon face an unwanted distraction if Al-Hilal decide to formalise their interest in Rayan. It is believed that only an extraordinary proposal would persuade either the player or the Premier League club to seriously consider a transfer.

There is, however, positive news elsewhere for the Cherries. Sevilla have agreed to sell right-back Juanlu Sánchez, who is set to arrive on the south coast in a deal worth £9.5 million plus performance-related add-ons.

West Ham Begin Rebuild With Parrott Interest

Following relegation and the departure of several key players, West Ham United have started identifying targets capable of leading the club into a new era under their revised ownership structure.

AZ Alkmaar forward Troy Parrott has emerged as one of the Hammers’ preferred options, although they are far from alone in the chase. Real Betis, Ajax and Fulham have all been credited with an interest in the Republic of Ireland international.

Salah Linked With Surprise Turkish Switch

Mohamed Salah could be preparing for an unexpected move away from the spotlight after reports suggested Trabzonspor are now favourites to secure his signature.

The former Liverpool forward had previously been linked with a free transfer to Beşiktaş, with discussions reportedly involving a move to Istanbul. Instead, speculation now points toward Trabzonspor, where he could line up alongside John Lundstram.

Leicester and Luton Monitor Domestic Market

Elsewhere in the English Football League, Leicester City are showing interest in Millwall midfielder Luke Cundle. The player previously worked under Russell Martin during his spell at Swansea City, making him a familiar option.

Luton Town striker Lasse Nordås, meanwhile, is determined to remain in England despite attracting attention from overseas. The Norwegian has reportedly rejected approaches from Rakow Czestochowa, Heerenveen, Samsunspor and two clubs in Scandinavia as he prioritises continuing his career in English football.