Football transfer rumours: Man Utd enter Zubimendi race; Barcelona ready Martinelli bid Arsenal identify Victor Osimhen as cheap striker alternative to Alexander Isak and Benjamin Sesko Liverpool tracking progress of Brighton's Carlos Baleba Plus the latest on Viktor Gyokeres, Gavi, Angel Gomes, Thomas Partey and more

 


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Football transfer rumours: Man Utd enter Zubimendi race; Barcelona ready Martinelli bid

Arsenal identify Victor Osimhen as cheap striker alternative to Alexander Isak and Benjamin Sesko

Liverpool tracking progress of Brighton's Carlos Baleba

Plus the latest on Viktor Gyokeres, Gavi, Angel Gomes, Thomas Partey and more

By 90min Staff | 12:05 AM GMT


Martin Zubimendi and Gabriel Martinelli headline Monday's rumours

Martin Zubimendi and Gabriel Martinelli headline Monday's rumours / IMAGO / AFLOSPORT | Maciej Rogowski

90min rounds up the latest transfer news, rumours and gossip circulating around the world...


Manchester United have joined the race to sign Arsenal and Liverpool midfield target Martin Zubimendi. (GIVEMESPORT)



Arsenal are interested in snapping up Galatasaray's on-loan striker Victor Osimhen, whose £62m release clause at parent club Napoli is significantly lower than what would need to be paid for Benjamin Sesko or Alexander Isak. (Yagiz Sabuncuoglu - Turkey)


Newcastle United have slapped a £120m asking price on Isak in the hope of warding off interest from Arsenal, Chelsea and Liverpool. (Fichajes - Spain)


Barcelona may be able to sign Viktor Gyokeres for Sporting CP for around €70m, some €30m less than they feared they may have to pay. (El Nacional - Spain)


Liverpool have identified Brighton & Hove Albion's Carlos Baleba as one of their top transfer targets. (Football Insider)



Barcelona have doubts over Gavi's suitability to Hansi Flick's system, opening the door to a potential €80m move to Paris Saint-Germain. (Fichajes - Spain)


PSG have entered the race to sign Kevin De Bruyne from Manchester City, with Saudi Pro League giants Al Nassr interested in teaming him up with Cristiano Ronaldo. (Fichajes - Spain)


Man Utd are interested in re-signing Angel Gomes on a free transfer this summer. The England international's contract at Lille expires in June, with Tottenham Hotspur, Bayern Munich and RB Leipzig all keen. (CaughtOffside)


Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola considers AC Milan left-back Theo Hernandez to be an 'ideal option' for the Premier League champions and a €35m (£28.8m) bid is being considered. (EsDiario - Spain)



Real Madrid have Hernandez and Miguel Gutierrez on their shortlist as they consider the future of current left-back Ferland Mendy. (Fichajes - Spain)

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