Manchester United expects Marcus Rashford to stay. Raheem Sterling is not interested in clubs from Saudi Arabia. Chelsea paid for Ruben Amorim’s trip to London on a private plane. An overview of the rumors and gossip of the English and foreign press on Wednesday.
Manchester United does not expect any of the clubs interested in Marcus Rashford to agree to pay the price set for the striker at 70 million pounds. (ESPN)
PSG have cooled off towards Rashford and will focus on other transfer targets in the summer. (i Sport)
An unnamed Premier League club has made an inquiry about United striker Mason Greenwood. (TEAMtalk)
Saudi clubs have not contacted Chelsea about winger Raheem Sterling, but the Blues are ready to sell striker Romelu Lukaku to the Middle East. (Caught Offside)
Borussia Dortmund want to keep Chelsea defender Jan Matsen after a successful loan. (Fabrizio Romano)
Liverpool are considering Crystal Palace defender Mark Gehy as a replacement for Joel Matip, whose contract expires at the end of the season. (Football Insider)
Liverpool have a “specific interest” in Burnley goalkeeper James Trafford. (Football Insider)
Striker Michael Antonio will leave West Ham in the summer. (Football Insider)
Saudi clubs are interested in Barcelona-owned defender Clement Langle and striker Anse Faty, who are spending this season on loan for Aston Villa and Brighton, respectively. (Sport)
Coventry midfielder Callum O’Hare, who is wanted by Villa and West Ham, has informed his club that he will leave as a free agent in the summer. (Football Insider)
Goalkeeper Loris Karius plans to leave Newcastle and continue his career in Serie A. (Football Insider)
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The Premier League will allow Leicester to sign players in the summer, despite the Football League’s current transfer embargo against the Foxes. (Daily Mail)
Eric Ten Hug does not know if he will be the head coach of United next season. (HITC)
The private jet on which Ruben Amorim flew to London last week was paid for by Chelsea. The Blues are considering Sporting’s head coach to replace Mauricio Pochettino. (Pedro Sepulveda)
Chelsea denies paying for Amorim’s plane. (Matt Law)
Milan will compete with West Ham in the fight for Lille head coach Paulo Fonseca. (i Sport)
Kieran McKenna’s Ipswich are one point away from reaching the Premier League, where the Tractor Players have not been for 22 years. (BBC)
Liverpool’s new sporting director Richard Hughes will be in charge of negotiations with striker Mohamed Salah on a new contract. (The Times)
Luton captain Tom Lockyer, who suffered a cardiac arrest in the match against Bournemouth in December, has not yet made a decision about returning to football and is still waiting for doctors’ recommendations. (Daily Mail)
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Summary (Based on May 1, 2024):
This article provides a snapshot of current transfer rumors and news in the English Premier League and beyond. Here are some key takeaways:
- Manchester United seems confident about keeping Marcus Rashford despite reported interest from other clubs.
- Chelsea might be open to selling Romelu Lukaku but remains unfazed by Saudi interest in Raheem Sterling.
- Several Premier League sides are looking to bolster their squads, with Liverpool searching for defensive reinforcements and West Ham potentially losing key players.
- The futures of managers like Eric Ten Hag and Ruben Amorim remain uncertain, with Chelsea reportedly interested in the latter.
- Leicester City received a lifeline regarding their transfer ban, while Ipswich Town are on the verge of promotion to the Premier League.