Trent Alexander-Arnold's Move to Real Madrid

Trent Alexander-Arnold has reportedly agreed to a five-year deal with Real Madrid, marking a significant shift in his career. The Liverpool right-back, who is one of three Liverpool stars out of contract this summer, will join the Spanish giants as a free agent. According to Sky Sports Switzerland, Alexander-Arnold will earn around €15 million per season, with a signing bonus equivalent to a reasonable transfer fee.

Weston McKennie's Uncertain Future at Juventus

Weston McKennie's future at Juventus is in doubt following the arrival of interim manager Igor Tudor. The USMNT midfielder's current contract expires in the summer of 2026, and his renewal is now in balance. There are also questions surrounding the futures of other Juventus players like Dusan Vlahovic, Federico Gatti, Kenan Yildiz, Nico Gonzalez, and Douglas Luiz.

Florian Wirtz's Contract Hesitation

Florian Wirtz is reportedly hesitant about renewing his contract with Bayer Leverkusen despite being offered a new deal that includes a release clause in 2026. Sky Sports Deutschland reports that Leverkusen will only discuss offers worth at least €120 million, with Bayern Munich and Manchester City showing keen interest in the 21-year-old attacking midfielder.

Arsenal's Stance on Gabriel Magalhães

Arsenal is planning to reject any summer offers for Gabriel Magalhães, despite interest from Al Nassr. Football Insider reports that the Saudi Pro League club is willing to make a large offer, but Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta is determined not to weaken his squad ahead of a crucial transfer window.

Nottingham Forest's Transfer Ambitions

Nottingham Forest is showing serious ambition in the transfer market. TEAMtalk suggests they are interested in Atalanta forward Ademola Lookman if they qualify for the UEFA Champions League. Forest will face competition from Manchester United, Newcastle United, Juventus, Paris Saint-Germain, and Internazionale. Additionally, Forest is prioritizing a move for Wolverhampton Wanderers forward Matheus Cunha.

AC Milan's Search for a Left-Back

AC Milan is focusing on Club Brugge's Maxim De Cuyper as they look to bring in a left-back who can compete with or replace Theo Hernández. Calciomercato reports that the €22m-€25m required for De Cuyper is viewed as affordable, but Milan will face competition from Arsenal, West Ham United, and Juventus for the 24-year-old.