Mbappe forces Real Madrid star to Liverpool, Man Utd want Serie A star: FootballTransfers recap

Cameron Smith

• 7 Apr 2024 16:10 CDT
• 4 min read

Sunday 7 April was another busy day of transfer activity as clubs across Europe continue looking ahead to the summer window.

Man Utd are interested in signing one of Serie A's most exciting talents, while Kylian Mbappe's move to Real Madrid could help Liverpool sign the perfect Mohamed Salah replacement.

Below, FootballTransfers runs through the biggest transfer news stories from the day.

Man Utd Transfer News

Man Utd are in the market for a new centre-back, but signing Wolves' Maximilian Kilman would be a mistake, according to Troy Deeney.

Former Ipswich Town star Darren Ambrose has backed Kieran McKenna to be a huge success at Man Utd if he replaces Erik ten Hag, remarking that he makes players 40 per cent better than they are.

Man Utd want to sign Atalanta midfielder Ederson, although they are set to face competition from Liverpool.

Man Utd have been rocked by reports in Italy that managerial target Thiago Motta has agreed to take over Juventus next season.

Anthony Martial’s entourage have opened talks with Inter Milan over a free transfer this summer.

Everton defender Jarrad Branthwaite insists he is fully focused on performing for the Toffees amid heavy interest from Man Utd ahead of the summer window.

Other Transfer News

Joe Cole and Rio Ferdinand both believe that Cole Palmer has been the Premier League's signing of the season.

Arsenal have already taken a potential Aaron Ramsdale replacement on trial, as per reports in Denmark.

Ethan Mbappe is reportedly not interested in following his brother Kylian to Real Madrid.

However, Kylian could end up sending one of Real Madrid's current stars to Liverpool.

Furthermore, Chelsea are said to be interested in swapping Reece James for another one of Los Blancos' key players.

In other Chelsea news, the majority of Blues fans have urged their club to sack Mauricio Pochettino after a 2-2 draw vs Sheffield United.