As the summer transfer window approaches, top Premier League clubs are making their moves to secure top talent. Manchester United have reportedly started talks to sign 20-year-old Netherlands international defender Jurrien Timber, valued at £43m by Ajax.
Meanwhile, Senegal striker Sadio Mane, 30, has not informed Liverpool of his desire to leave the club, despite links with a £35m move to Bundesliga champions Bayern Munich.
Benfica striker Darwin Nunez, 22, has been meeting with several Premier League clubs, including Liverpool, Manchester United, and Newcastle, about a possible summer move.
Manchester City are also eyeing several top targets, including Brighton's 23-year-old Spanish left-back Marc Cucurella and Leeds' England midfielder Kalvin Phillips, 26.
Chelsea, Tottenham, and Arsenal are also showing interest in several high-profile players, including Brazil forward Richarlison, 25, and Belgium striker Romelu Lukaku, 29.
Belgian investor Todd Boehly's £4.25bn purchase of Chelsea has sparked uncertainty over the futures of several players, including Lukaku.
West Ham are willing to sell French defender Issa Diop, 25, who has slipped to fourth choice under boss David Moyes.
Manchester City are monitoring Leicester City's highly rated England U18s defender Ben Nelson, 18.
Real Madrid have stepped up their attempts to sign Monaco's French midfielder Aurelien Tchouameni, 22, with a bid worth around £68m.
La Liga side Sevilla are considering joining the race to sign Spurs and England midfielder Harry Winks, 26.
Former Chelsea and Arsenal winger Willian, 33, is keen to leave his native Brazil and return to play in Europe.
Lens and Mali midfielder Cheick Doucoure, 22, is a prime summer target for Crystal Palace manager Patrick Vieira.
Barcelona are looking to offload Danish forward Martin Braithwaite on a loan deal this summer, but the 30-year-old is reluctant to move on.
Nottingham Forest are keen to keep on-loan Middlesbrough defender Djed Spence, but Tottenham, Arsenal, and Brentford are also eyeing the 21-year-old Englishman.
