News Focus
- Michael Carrick suggests Marcus Rashford could return to the Manchester United first team
- Mohamed Salah might change his mind and stay at Liverpool instead of leaving
- Manchester City believe they will sign Elliot Anderson from Nottingham Forest
- Arsenal could sell both Leandro Trossard and Gabriel Martinelli this summer
- The Gunners also want to buy AS Roma midfielder Manu Kone
Manchester United boss Michael Carrick has suggested that Marcus Rashford might still have a future at Old Trafford. The manager speaks regularly with the 28-year-old forward. This news comes amid speculation about the England international’s career at the club.
Meanwhile, Liverpool star Mohamed Salah could make a surprising decision to remain at Anfield. His Egypt team-mate Ahmed El-Shenawy claims the winger may reverse his plans to exit. This would represent a major change for the Merseyside club.
Manchester City are growing confident about capturing Nottingham Forest’s Elliot Anderson. The champions expect to complete the deal for the midfielder soon.
Arsenal face a busy summer with possible departures and arrivals. The North London side might sell wingers Leandro Trossard and Gabriel Martinelli. Both players were part of the squad that won the Premier League title.
Brentford have shown interest in Leicester City teenager Jeremy Monga. The young winger has previously been linked with Arsenal.
The Gunners are also pursuing Lille prospect Ayyoub Bouaddi. They hope to add the French youngster to their midfield.
Elsewhere, Sir Jim Ratcliffe has failed to sell Nice. The Manchester United co-owner had progressed with negotiations, but the takeover collapsed.
Arsenal are additionally considering a bid for AS Roma’s Manu Kone. The Italian club’s midfielder has attracted attention from the English side.