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The Premier League season may be coming to an end, but the big headlines and hot talking points are coming thicker than ever.
Check out the biggest news stories of the week in our Premier League news slidelist, with some major transfer angles brewing as the summer approaches.

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According to sources, Barcelona could be the next destination for departing Manchester City forward Sergio Aguero.
The club legend will depart the Etihad Stadium at the season’s end, with many clubs—including the likes of Chelsea, Leeds United and Boca Juniors—linked to his signature.

Journalist Fabrizio Romano, however, is confident that the striker is set for the Nou Camp, and understands Aguero will sign a deal until 2023.

Aguero set for Barcelona?

Manchester United icon David Beckham has been confirmed as the final inductee of the Premier League Hall of Fame for 2021, with Liverpool legend Steven Gerrard also being included.
Beckham, who formed part of the Red Devils' fabled Class of '92, won six league titles during his time at Old Trafford, as well as two FA Cups and the Champions League in 1999.

He was famed for his pinpoint passing and crossing ability, with 18 top flight goals recorded from trademark free-kicks - a record at the highest level in England that still stands to this day.

The inspiration Gerrard never won the Premier League title, but served Liverpool with distinction and inspired them to the Champions League title in 2005.

Beckham & Gerrard make Prem Hall of Fame

Wolves winger Adama Traore is in talks over a new contract at the Premier League club, according to reports.
The Spain international was considering his future when he lost his place in the side in the autumn but is now ready to sign fresh terms after becoming a regular under Nuno Espirito Santo once more.

However, any extension on his current deal—which is due to run until 2023—is likely to include a gentleman's agreement that allows him to leave should a bigger club bid a certain fee.

Traore set for new Wolves deal

Arsenal are intensifying their pursuit of Norwich City’s Emiliano Buendia as they look at alternatives to Martin Odegaard this summer.
The Gunners are long-term admirers of the Norwich playmaker and have watched him on countless occasions during his three-year spell at Carrow Road.

They are now preparing to firm up that interest, with Mikel Arteta keen to add another creative player to his squad ahead of the 2021-22 season.

Arsenal have struggled for cohesion going forward this term, while Buendia has had a direct hand in 31 goals in the second tier for Daniel Farke’s side.

Norwich’s Buendia wanted by Arsenal

Chelsea's Tammy Abraham has reached the point of no return at Stamford Bridge, according to the UK media.
The Daily Mail report that the striker is set to leave the club in the summer, with Leicester City and West Ham United favourites for his signature.

Despite featuring in fewer than half of the minutes of fellow striker Timo Werner, both Abraham and the Germany international have netted six times in the top flight this term.

Abraham finished at Chelsea

West Bromwich Albion are in the hunt for a new manager following the revelation that Sam Allardyce will leave the club at the season’s end.
The Baggies are preparing for life in the second tier, and they’re understood to be considering ex-Sheffield United manager Chris Wilder as their new head coach.

While Wilder departed Bramall Lane earlier this term with the Blades at the foot of the table, he still has much credit in the game for guiding United to the top flight and overseeing an outstanding maiden campaign back in the Prem.

Wilder to replace Allardyce?

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