Key Takeaways
- Newcastle United are considering a summer sale for forward Yoane Wissa just months after his £55m arrival.
- Barcelona have contacted Atletico Madrid to enquire about the availability of Argentina striker Julian Alvarez.
- Steven Gerrard has emerged as a candidate for managerial vacancies at both Burnley and Bristol City.
Newcastle United are weighing up offers for Yoane Wissa. The Magpies signed the DR Congo forward for a fee rising to £55 million last summer. Now, less than one year later, the club are open to selling the 29-year-old.
At Stamford Bridge, Liam Delap wants to fight for his place. The 23-year-old English striker hopes to stay at Chelsea despite the club’s plans to overhaul their attack.
Barcelona have approached Atletico Madrid regarding Julian Alvarez. The Catalan club want to know the Spanish champions’ stance on selling the 26-year-old Argentina international this summer.
Scott Parker’s position as Burnley manager is under threat. The Clarets recently suffered Premier League relegation. Former Rangers and Aston Villa boss Steven Gerrard could replace him. The 45-year-old, who left Saudi club Al-Ettifaq earlier this year, is also a target for Championship side Bristol City.
Borussia Dortmund are close to re-signing Jadon Sancho. However, Aston Villa remain hopeful of securing the 26-year-old English winger when he becomes a free agent in July.
Liverpool may miss out on Yan Diomande. The 19-year-old Ivory Coast winger looks set to remain at RB Leipzig for at least another season.
Chelsea have expanded their manager search. The club have added former Real Madrid coach Xabi Alonso and Fulham boss Marco Silva to their shortlist.
Bayern Munich plan to open contract talks with Harry Kane. The German champions want to extend the England captain’s deal beyond 2027. The 32-year-old striker joined from Tottenham Hotspur last year.
AC Milan and Bayern Munich are monitoring Dusan Vlahovic. Both clubs could bid for the Serbia striker if he fails to sign a new contract with Juventus this summer.