Transfers

Barcelona are facing a complex goalkeeping dilemma ahead of the 2026-27 season. While Joan Garcia is the only long-term certainty, sporting director Deco is exploring new targets like Alex Remiro. However, the club must first solve the complicated future of veteran Marc-Andre ter Stegen, whilst also deciding whether to activate a break clause for Wojciech Szczesny this June.

The Rossoneri have withdrawn from the race to sign the 19-year-old Corinthians midfielder.

Borussia Dortmund face a massive battle to keep hold of their star defender Waldemar Anton ahead of the upcoming transfer window. Premier League giants Manchester United and La Liga heavyweights Atletico Madrid have both registered a strong interest in acquiring the 29-year-old. Dortmund, however, are desperate to retain his services as he has become an indispensable leader.

It seems that BVB are now looking a bit more seriously for a potential replacement for Serhou Guirassy.

AC Milan have returned to the negotiating table with a fresh proposal for Corinthians midfielder Andre. After seeing previous efforts rebuffed, the Italian giants have now signaled their willingness to pay up to €22 million (£18.5m/$23.3m) to bring the teenager to San Siro, as the club looks to get its business done early.

Bayern Munich have officially dismissed mounting speculation suggesting they have made a move to sign Liverpool forward Mohamed Salah on a free transfer this summer. The 33-year-old Egyptian international recently confirmed his departure from Anfield, sparking intense rumours about his next destination, but the Bundesliga giants have issued a firm response.

The Rossoneri are making another bid for the Brazilian talent: what has changed now.

Bayern Munich announced on Monday that they have reached a joint agreement with Raphael Guerreiro not to extend his contract. The 32-year-old’s tenure at the Allianz Arena will officially come to an end in June, marking the conclusion of a successful three-year spell in Munich after he arrived on a free transfer from Borussia Dortmund in the summer of 2023.

Tsimikas and Celik are set to leave, whilst the future of Angeliño and Rensch for next season remains uncertain

The former Real Madrid and Fiorentina player has launched a scathing attack regarding the Montenegrin star’s imminent move to the Rossoneri

A regular starter in the World Cup qualifying play-off final, he is set to be one of the key players in the transfer market this summer

Nottingham Forest star Elliot Anderson has broken his silence regarding the intense speculation linking him with a high-profile move to either Man City or United this summer. The 23-year-old has enjoyed a breakout campaign at the City Ground, cementing himself as one of the Premier League's most consistent performers.

The striker’s future remains uncertain, and hopes of a call-up to the national team remain high.

Liverpool midfielder Alexis Mac Allister has sparked fresh speculation regarding a potential move to Real Madrid after posing in an iconic Zinedine Zidane shirt on social media. The Argentina international, a key figure in the Reds' 2024-25 Premier League triumph, shared the image amidst a backdrop of reported interest from the Spanish giants. With his current contract at Anfield nearing its final two years, the gesture has not gone unnoticed by a fanbase already bracing for a summer of significant change.

USMNT World Cup hopeful Yunus Musah has been given transfer advice by Massimo Ambrosini, with the AC Milan legend telling GOAL what the American midfielder needs from his next club. Musah is currently taking in a loan spell at Atalanta, but that move has not played out as planned and the versatile 23-year-old could find himself heading out of San Siro in a different direction over the summer.

Manchester United have been told that any move for Cole Palmer would require a staggering £200 million ($265m) transfer fee. Former Chelsea and Manchester City winger Scott Sinclair believes the England international remains one of the Premier League's elite talents despite a season hampered by fitness issues. However, Sinclair suggested that failing to secure Champions League football could force the playmaker to consider his future at Stamford Bridge.

Lazio will submit the relevant documents to Covisoc by tomorrow for review regarding compliance with the expanded wage bill threshold. The summer transfer window will depend on the outcome of this review.