Manchester Rivals Vie for Trincao: Summer Transfer Market Heats Up
Manchester United and Manchester City are both closely monitoring Sporting's Francisco Trincao, as the summer transfer window promises high-stakes moves.
Manchester City and Manchester United are intensifying their scouting efforts on Francisco Trincao, the Portuguese winger currently with Sporting. Despite Sporting's hope to renew his contract, both clubs are keen on securing his services. Source: A Bola
Manchester United are also showing strong interest in Martin Zubimendi, the 26-year-old Spanish midfielder from Real Sociedad, hinting at a potential summer move. Source: GiveMeSport
Meanwhile, Everton are looking to bolster their attack by targeting Luis Henrique, the Brazilian winger from Marseille. However, they face stiff competition from Newcastle and Nottingham Forest. Source: Football Insider
Manchester United have set their sights on Victor Osimhen, the Nigerian striker from Napoli, as they consider including Rasmus Hojlund, the Danish striker, in the potential deal. Source: Calciomercato
West Ham are exploring the option of signing Koni de Winter, the 22-year-old Belgian centre-back from Genoa, to strengthen their defensive line. Source: Nicolo Schira
Tottenham and Brighton are among the clubs keen on Andrei Ratiu, the Romanian right-back from Rayo Vallecano. Source: Mundo Deportivo
Liverpool are closely monitoring young talents like Anton Gaaei, Mika Godts, and Jorrel Hato from Ajax, showing their focus on building a young and dynamic squad. Source: TBR Football
Tottenham are likely to pass on the £8.5m option to buy Timo Werner, the German forward, after his loan spell from RB Leipzig. Source: Mirror
Newcastle are considering offers around £10-15m for their English goalkeeper Nick Pope, with an eye on James Trafford from Burnley as his potential replacement. Source: Football Insider
Barcelona are in talks to extend the contract of their Brazilian winger Raphinha, who has been a key player for the club. Source: Mundo Deportivo
Chelsea remain in pursuit of Gabriel Mec, the 16-year-old Brazilian midfielder from Gremio, as part of their strategy to inject youthful talent into their squad. Source: TBR Football
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