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Massimiliano Allegri has suggested Rafael Leao won't be sold this summer.

Due to Milan's falure to qualify for Europe, there were suggestions that the Portugal international could be sold, with Bayern Munich, Barcelona and Arsenal among his admirers.

Here's what Allegri had to say in his first press conference since being reappointed boss:

“Rafa can do excellent things next season. I’m sure I can bring out that extra something he’s been missing. He’s reaching the age where a player performs at his peak”.

Barcelona are desperate to add a left winger to their ranks this summer.

It seemed like Nico Williams was definitely heading to the Camp Nou, but he ended up signing a lucrative contact extension with Athletic Club.

The two main alternatives to Williams are Marcus Rashford and Luis Diaz.

However, should they prove too expensive, then Barcelona will look to RB Leipzig's Antonio Nusa or Monaco's Eliesse Ben-Seghir. (Albert Fernandez)

Man Utd are close to striking a deal for Javi Guerra.

The Valencia midfielder has emerged as one of the most talented players in his position in La Liga and is wanted by a host of European Clubs.

He has a release clause worth around €100 million but Calciomercato reports that he could be available for as little as €30m.

Former Man Utd favourite Juan Mata believes Marcus Rashford staying at the club could be a "win-win" scenario.

"I saw his first training (session) with us," the Spaniard told The Athletic. "I love him. As a kid, I called him 'the wonderkid'.

"The way he played was fearless, you could feel he could win a game by himself at any time when he was playing at his best. As a Man United fan and as a friend of Marcus, I wish that he can succeed here because it's his club, his boyhood club.

"I don't know what's going to happen but if he stays and he can actually be happy and enjoy, I think it will be a win-win situation for both the club and him."

Victor Osimhen has allegedly agreed to join Galatasaray on a permanent basis.

The striker spent last season on loan at the Turkish giants from Napoli, who are keen to sell him this summer. He has been linked with numerous clubs including Arsenal, Manchester United, Chelsea, Liverpool and clubs in the Saudi Pro League.

Osimhen, though, is ready to knock back all of these clubs to make his move to Galatasaray permanent, according to Corriere dello Sport.

“Victor is not an ordinary player and not an ordinary boy: he is faithful to his principles, he has his aspirations and ideas to make him reject the oil wealth offered by Al-Hilal in the form of a salary worth €40m per year for three years with the option of a fourth,” a source reports.

“Osimhen intends to continue playing with Galatasaray.”

Here are some deals that were completed over the weekend that you may have missed:

Martin Zubimendi: Real Sociedad to Arsenal - €65m
Diego Leon: Cerro Porteno to Man Utd - €4m
Jamie Gittens: Dortmund to Chelsea - €65m
Igor Jesus: Botafogo to Nottingham Forest - €11.6m
Maxim de Cuyper: Club Brugge to Brighton - €20m
Ange-Yoan Bonny: Parma to Inter - €23m
Angel Gomes: Lille to Marseille - Free Transfer
Marcin Bulka: Nice to NEOM - €15m
Kyogo Furuhashi: Rennes to Birmingham - Undisclosed