Pedro Neto is in Manchester City's sights

RB Leipzig's Portuguese left-back, Yan Diomande, is among Real Madrid's top summer transfer targets. According to the Daily Mirror, the Merengues are prepared to outbid both PSG and Liverpool to secure his services. Meanwhile, Chelsea sees Pedro Neto, their Portuguese winger, as a potential option for Manchester City, which is currently compiling a list of players to recruit on the offensive flank. Norgaard, for his part, remains at Arsenal despite his desire to leave the London club.

Newcastle manager Eddie Howe has admitted he does not know whether the club will manage to retain captain Bruno Guimarães this summer. Rumors of a possible move for the Brazilian midfielder to Arsenal are growing as the transfer window reaches its peak. Meanwhile, Manchester United has just six days left to finalize the transfer of Roma midfielder Manu Kone, according to the Daily Express. The Red Devils are also targeting Brighton's Carlos Baleba as a potential third midfield reinforcement. Manu Kone could thus bolster Manchester United's squad. (Source: Sky Sports Football) Liverpool FC's summer transfer plans are under threat after failing to sign Maghnes Akliouche, according to the Daily Star. Manchester City has officially extended Abdukodir Khusanov's contract by five years, with the club deeming the young central defender to have all the qualities to become a key figure in their squad. Additionally, Manchester United prodigy JJ Gabriel, aged just 15, scored and provided an assist for the U21 team shortly after being promoted to the senior squad. (Source: Sky Sports Football) In Argentina, President Javier Milei has strongly criticized the country's detractors following the incidents that occurred during the World Cup. In Europe, a 54-year-old worker died during the renovation works at Camp Nou, deeply affecting the Catalan club. In Scotland, winger Václav Černý is reportedly close to leaving Beşiktaş to join Rangers, according to the Daily Record. Aberdeen manager Stephen Robinson revealed he had to seek permission from Andrew Fasanya's mother to field the young player, who has become the club's youngest-ever debutant. Finally, Daizen Maeda concluded his time at Celtic with an emotional letter addressed to the club's supporters. (Source: Sky Sports Football)