Fenerbahce ready huge Rashford offer – Tuesday’s gossip
This is a round-up of football transfer gossip published by BBC Sport, gathering the latest reported interest and rumours from various media outlets ahead of the summer transfer window. It touches on several major clubs across the Premier League and Europe, with reported moves involving Manchester United, Real Madrid, Arsenal, Barcelona and others.
– Fenerbahce reportedly ready to make a big-money offer for Manchester United's Marcus Rashford, 28 – RB Leipzig holding out for €130m (£111m) from Real Madrid for Ivory Coast winger Yan Diomande, 19 – Arsenal have opened talks with Newcastle for Brazil midfielder Bruno Guimaraes, 28, in a £70m-£80m deal – PSG stepping up pursuit of Barcelona's Ferran Torres, 26; Tottenham eyeing Liverpool's Cody Gakpo, 27 (Liverpool not selling) – Sunderland resisting offers, including from West Ham, for striker Wilson Isidor, 25 – Barcelona goalkeeper Marc-Andre ter Stegen, 34, set for a season-long loan at Ajax – Aston Villa plotting £30m move for Barcelona's Marc Bernal, 19; Roma interested in Real Madrid's Endrick, 20 – Coventry among clubs keen on Chelsea's Mykhailo Mudryk, 25; Everton's Tim Iroegbunam attracting Championship interest – Manchester United's Toby Collyer free to leave; Tottenham's Mikey Moore nearing loan to Cologne
- Fenerbahce eye big-money move for Man Utd's Marcus Rashford
- Arsenal in talks with Newcastle over Bruno Guimaraes
- Real Madrid, Barcelona and PSG among clubs linked with moves
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Football’s summer transfer window is the period when clubs can sign or loan players from other teams. Reports about possible deals often come from newspapers and broadcasters, and interest or talks do not mean a move has been agreed.
The clubs mentioned include teams in England’s Premier League and sides such as Real Madrid, Barcelona, Paris Saint-Germain and Ajax. Players may move for a fee, join on loan for a set period, or stay if their club does not want to sell.
Transfers matter because clubs use them to strengthen their squads, while players may seek more playing time or a new challenge. The reported fees and interest vary widely, and each rumour depends on decisions by the clubs and players involved.