Borussia Dortmund's transfer offensive is gathering serious pace once again. It is understood that, alongside Giannis Konstantelias, Joey Veerman is also on the verge of signing for Borussia Dortmund.
Aston Villa have moved decisively in the transfer market, reportedly reaching a total agreement to sign Parma goalkeeper Zion Suzuki. The deal represents a significant coup for Unai Emery, who has successfully hijacked a move that appeared destined for Paris Saint-Germain just days ago.
Bayern Munich sporting director Max Eberl has suggested that the German giants could be open to sanctioning a loan departure for Joao Palhinha before the summer transfer window slams shut. The Portuguese midfielder faces an uncertain future at the Allianz Arena just as several Premier League clubs step up their pursuit of his services.
Coventry boss Frank Lampard is reportedly plotting an ambitious raid on his former club Chelsea as the Sky Blues prepare for life back in the Premier League. After previously identifying Mykhailo Mudryk as a transfer target, the Stamford Bridge legend has now set his sights on highly-rated defender Josh Acheampong for the final weeks of the summer transfer window.
Tottenham have taken a massive step toward securing the signature of Cody Gakpo after reportedly agreeing personal terms with the Liverpool forward. However, as the Dutch international prepares for a move to north London, the Reds' plans to reshape their frontline have hit a snag, with the club now locked in a transfer stand-off for Bradley Barcola.
Manchester United have sensationally revived their interest in Bayern Munich powerhouse Kim Min-jae as Michael Carrick looks to add elite depth to his backline. The Red Devils are reportedly monitoring the South Korean's situation closely after a difficult period for the defender in Bavaria.
Fenerbahce have released a blistering official statement to deny any interest in Chelsea winger Jamie Gittens, accusing media outlets of attempting to manipulate the club. The Turkish giants took the unprecedented step of labelling recent transfer reports as "artificially created agendas" as the Super Lig window approaches its conclusion.
