Is Endrick on his way out of Real Madrid again?
Two clubs are very interested in Endrick: Real Betis and Aston Villa, according to reports in Spain and England. Brazilian media claims the striker wants to stay in the Spanish capital and secure a place in the squad, but it appears he also understands he will need to go on another loan to gain playing time in the upcoming season (as was the case at Lyon last year) due to the frequent changes in the European champions' squad. In recent days, several teams have expressed interest, and it seems the Blancos are not expected to make his departure difficult and may even cover part of his salary.
Will Endrick leave this season? 80%. On loan? 50%.
Osimhen to Barcelona? Probably not
Barcelona has been searching for a replacement for Robert Lewandowski and considered signing Victor Osimhen, the Nigerian striker for Galatasaray. The Turkish website Fanatik reports that "the club decided not to consider any offer or approach regarding the player until the end of the transfer window." Earlier this summer, it was reported that "only offers in the range of €120 million to €140 million will be considered, but this idea is no longer on the table" (especially since no team would offer such sums today).
According to reports in Turkey, "the professional staff and management view Osimhen as a central part of the plans for the league and the Champions League." Meanwhile, El Nacional reports that the Catalans are considering Alexander Sorloth from Atletico Madrid as an alternative in case they fail to purchase Julián Alvarez from the Colchoneros.
Will Barca find a replacement for Lewandowski? 50%
Torres remains in Catalonia for now
The newspaper Sport reports that Barcelona is demanding €65 million for Ferran Torres, but "an agreement of €55 million is also possible." The report claims management "wants to sign a new striker" before allowing the 26-year-old to leave. Since no incoming transfer appears on the horizon, and the club must generate funds to finance signings, the Spaniard will likely be sold earlier than expected.
Paris Saint-Germain has been identified as the leading candidate to sign him, but teams in England (including Chelsea, Arsenal, and Tottenham) have also expressed interest in the World Cup final hero. The team has already managed to generate revenue from the loan of Ronald Araújo to Liverpool, but it must release additional players to meet the financial conditions that would allow it to bring in a star.
Will Torres leave this summer? 60%
Are the Gunners returning to Real with an offer for a Brazilian?
Arsenal is considering Rodrygo as an alternative to Vinícius Júnior. The winger's playing time is expected to decrease significantly, as Real signed Yan Diomande this summer, and Rodrygo himself is returning from a severe knee injury. According to Fichajes, the Londoners "renewed interest in the Brazilian after agreeing to sell Leandro Trossard." About three months ago, Sky Sports reported that Rodrygo "was an option for the Gunners last year, but was not seriously considered given his injury."
Rodrygo to Arsenal? 10%
Does Chelsea even want a goalkeeper?
Amid speculation that Chelsea is interested in Diogo Costa from Porto, journalist Fabrizio Romano ruled out the possibility of a deal between the parties. Speaking on his YouTube channel, Romano clarified that reports claiming the transfer is close or advanced "are incorrect." He clarified that the Blues are not in active negotiations for the goalkeeper, with no deal currently progressing.
The Portuguese team's coach, Francesco Farioli, declared that he does not want to lose Costa, who has a release clause of approximately €60 million, and even joked about a month ago that the club would close the airport and roads when the player returns from summer vacation. Is Xabi Alonso's Chelsea looking for a goalkeeper at all? It is not entirely clear, especially after recently signing Mike Penders from its affiliate club, Strasbourg.
Costa to Chelsea? 5%
Who is looking for a left-back?
Newcastle and Manchester United are interested in Joaquin Seys, a 21-year-old Belgian left-back. Seys, who is signed with Club Brugge until mid-2029, is defined by his club as "not for sale," although it is clear that any player would leave if an appropriate sum were offered. According to Het Nieuwsblad, the Belgians recently rejected a €35 million offer for the German striker of Italian descent, Nicolò Tresoldi, proving that the club is "financially strong enough to keep the defender for at least another season."
Seys to the Premier League? 10%