Manchester City Eyes Chelsea Duo as Real Madrid Considers Tchouameni Exit

Real Madrid may allow Aurelien Tchouameni to leave this summer, reports from The Sun suggest. Manchester United is reportedly interested in the French midfielder. Meanwhile, Eduardo Camavinga faces pressure to prove himself during pre-season training or risk being sold. The club seems open to offloading him as well.

Inter and Tottenham Negotiate Over Romero

Journalist Fabrizio Romano revealed that talks between Inter and Tottenham over defender Cuti Romero are complicated. Romero is set to leave Spurs after their acquisitions of Marcos Senesi and Kevin Danso. Barcelona is watching the situation but can't make a move until they sell defenders. Their primary target to reinforce defense remains Aymeric Laporte, according to Sport.

Napoli Confirms De Bruyne and Lukaku Will Stay

Giovanni Manna, Napoli's sporting director, addressed the future of Kevin De Bruyne and Romelu Lukaku. Both players are expected to stay for now. Manna expressed dissatisfaction with De Bruyne's remarks about former coach Antonio Conte but said the matter will be discussed once De Bruyne returns from holiday. De Bruyne still has a year left on his contract.

Manchester City Targets Chelsea Players

Manchester City, managed by Enzo Maresca, is interested in two Chelsea players to strengthen their squad this summer, according to Cote Offside. The targets are Enzo Fernandez, who might leave Stamford Bridge, and full-back Malo Gusto. Both players are currently resting following the World Cup.

Bennacer Close to Joining Al-Gharafa

Ismael Bennacer is close to a free transfer to Qatari club Al-Gharafa, Fabrizio Romano reports. Although still under contract with Milan, Bennacer is working toward an amicable termination before moving to Qatar.

Chelsea Agrees Deal for Lacroix

Chelsea has reached an agreement with Crystal Palace for French defender Maxence Lacroix. Reliable journalist David Ornstein says the deal exceeds sixty million euros, with Lacroix signing a contract through June 2032. He will join Stamford Bridge ahead of the new season.