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Manchester United has made a £74m bid for RB Leipzig striker Benjamin Sesko, with the potential to rise to £85m, as they seek to strengthen their squad and are willing to sell Rasmus Hojlund to make room for him. Sesko, a 22-year-old Slovenian international, has scored 16 goals in 41 appearances for Leipzig, and United believe he is keen to join them.
Newcastle United have rejected Liverpool's initial offer for striker Alexander Isak, who is interested in exploring a move away despite the club's stance that he is not for sale. Liverpool's bid is reportedly below Newcastle's valuation of £150m, and the transfer saga continues amid ongoing interest from Liverpool and Isak's current situation of training alone at Real Sociedad.
Liverpool has made its first official bid for Newcastle's Alexander Isak, which was rejected by Newcastle. The bid is below Newcastle's valuation of £150M, with Liverpool willing to pay around £120M. Isak, who is currently training in Spain and has indicated he wants to leave Newcastle after a difficult season, is pushing for the transfer amid ongoing club dysfunction.
Liverpool's third bid of around £46 million for Southampton's Romeo Lavia has been rejected, as the Championship club remains firm on their £50 million valuation. The 19-year-old midfielder is seen as a replacement for Fabinho, who recently joined Al Ittihad. Liverpool must now decide whether to increase their offer or pursue other targets. Lavia, who is eager to join Liverpool, was an unused substitute in Southampton's recent Championship opener.
Bayern Munich has made a second bid for Tottenham Hotspur striker Harry Kane, increasing their offer and awaiting a response from the club. Kane, who has a year left on his contract, has been a target for Manchester United, Manchester City, and Real Madrid. Bayern coach Thomas Tuchel has expressed interest in signing Kane, who is known for his goal-scoring ability and versatility in holding up the ball and creating opportunities for his team.
Bayern Munich has submitted an improved bid of €80m plus undisclosed add-ons for Harry Kane, who is entering the final year of his contract with Tottenham Hotspur. While some fans may dismiss the bid as insufficient, others argue that it is the best opportunity to secure decent money for Kane. However, it remains uncertain whether Tottenham chairman Daniel Levy will accept the offer, as he is reportedly furious with Bayern for approaching Kane's representatives without his approval. The outcome may depend on Kane's discussions with manager Ange Postecoglou and his participation in the team's preseason tour.
AC Milan has made a €14m bid for Chelsea's USMNT winger Christian Pulisic, who has just one year left on his contract. Milan has a good relationship with Chelsea and has signed players from them in the past. However, Chelsea values Pulisic higher than Milan's offer. Milan is considering other alternatives for the attacking positions, including Luka Romero, Daichi Kamada, Samuel Chukwueze, and Adama Traore. Pulisic's Chelsea career has been frustrating and less productive, and it seems that the club is moving on from him.
Lyon has made a €25 million bid for Chelsea winger Christian Pulisic, surpassing AC Milan's initial offer of €14 million. The proposal includes a sell-on clause that is still being negotiated. Chelsea is considering the bid, as it falls within an acceptable range, and they have a good relationship with Lyon. Pulisic's time at Chelsea has been frustrating and unproductive, with limited playing time, leading to speculation about his future at the club.
Arsenal have submitted an improved bid worth up to £105m for West Ham midfielder Declan Rice, comprising an initial fee of £100m and an extra £5m in add-ons. This comes after their previous bid of up to £90m was rejected, as was Manchester City's offer of an initial £80m with an extra £10m in add-ons. Rice's contract at West Ham expires in 2024, but the club's chairman has said he expects the England international to leave.
Manchester City's £90m ($115m) offer for West Ham midfielder Declan Rice has been rejected by the London club, who are holding out for at least £100m in guaranteed payments. Arsenal had a bid of £75m plus £15m in add-ons rejected last week. Manchester United have also shown an interest in Rice but there are doubts about whether they can get anywhere near West Ham's valuation. City have firmed up their interest in Rice following Ilkay Gundogan's decision to join Barcelona on a free transfer.
Real Madrid is reportedly preparing a £100 million transfer bid for Tottenham Hotspur's Harry Kane, who is seen as an ideal replacement for Karim Benzema. Kane, who has just one year left on his contract, has been linked with Manchester United, but Tottenham may be reluctant to sell to a domestic rival. The 29-year-old striker is known for his ability to drop deep and combine with teammates while also scoring at a high rate.