Summer Transfer Rumors: Isak Prefers Liverpool, De Bruyne Eyes MLS, and Kane’s Potential Return

Alexander Isak’s Liverpool Preference

Newcastle United striker Alexander Isak, the 25-year-old Swedish international, is reportedly open to a move to Barcelona but would prefer to join Liverpool if they pursue him this summer. According to El Nacional, Isak sees Liverpool as a more favorable destination for his career progression.

Kevin De Bruyne’s MLS Talks

Belgium midfielder Kevin De Bruyne, 33, has entered discussions with MLS side San Diego FC regarding a potential free transfer. De Bruyne’s contract with Manchester City expires this summer, and the move to the MLS could mark a new chapter in his illustrious career. The Sun reports that these talks are in the early stages but could lead to a significant transfer.

Harry Kane’s Possible Liverpool Move

Bayern Munich striker Harry Kane, 31, is contemplating a return to England, with Liverpool emerging as his preferred destination. According to Fichajes, Kane is considering the move to reignite his career in the Premier League, where he previously excelled with Tottenham Hotspur.

Other Transfer News

• Jadon Sancho: Chelsea must pay Manchester United £5 million if they decide against making Sancho’s loan permanent. (The Athletic)
• Tyler Dibling: Tottenham is exploring a deal for Southampton’s 19-year-old midfielder. (Givemesport)
• Liverpool’s Swap Deal: Liverpool may use Ben Doak as part of a deal to acquire Bournemouth’s Milos Kerkez or Antoine Semenyo. (Sun)
• Darwin Nunez: Liverpool is open to selling the 25-year-old Uruguayan striker this summer. (Football Insider)
• Rodrigo Bentancur: Tottenham is set to open contract extension talks with the Uruguayan midfielder amid interest from AC Milan. (TBR Football)
• Caleb Kporha: The 18-year-old Crystal Palace defender is set to leave on a free transfer after contract talks broke down. (Football Insider)
• Euro 2028: Aston Villa’s Tyrone Mings is joining the Euro 2028 board of directors to help organize the tournament. (The Telegraph)