Mbappe to Madrid 'imminent,' Kudus wants Arsenal and PSG's Hojlund hijack: FootballTransfers recap
Tom Weber
- Updated: 27 Jul 2023 22:41 BST
- 6 min read
Thursday delivered plenty of big news including Spanish media claiming that the Kylian Mbappe saga is 'coming to an end soon.'
Plus, Mohammed Kudus is keen on Arsenal and Manchester United may see their Rasmus Hojlund deal hijacked. There's plenty to cover, so let's jump right in.
Exclusive: Kudus prefers Gunners
Exclusive: Madrid want Mbappe AND Haaland
But Los Blancos aren't done there because we are told that they also want to sign Erling Haaland.
PSG's Hojlund hijack
PSG have made their first offer for Atalanta's Ramus Hojlund - should Manchester United be worried?
The Dane has been nicknamed the 'next Haaland,' but how does he compare to the real Haaland?
Saudi controversy
Chelsea's new talisman?
Who is Oscar Zambrano?
Transfer news
One of Chelsea's great nearly men is finally on his way out of the club.
Montpellier have also rejected their approach for Elye Wahi, but the player is desperate to join.
Liverpool are making progress in their pursuit of Romeo Lavia.
But they might be rivalled for his signature by Chelsea should they fail to get Caicedo.
Mikel Arteta is unhappy with the size of his Arsenal squad and could force through a huge clearout.
A month after leaving Manchester United, David de Gea is still a free agent - but why?
Speaking of United, they could become embroiled in a three-way battle to sign a World Cup winner.
Lastly, one of the Red Devils' players is being heavily courted by Premier League rivals.
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