Newcastle left-back Lewis Hall has emerged as a target for Chelsea and Arsenal, while Liverpool and Manchester United are monitoring RB Leipzig defender David Raum, and Brighton goalkeeper Bart Verbruggen is weighing up his future.
Arsenal and Chelsea are at the forefront of the race to sign Newcastle’s 21-year-old left-back Lewis Hall, though the Magpies are reluctant to sanction his departure.
Liverpool and Manchester United have shown strong interest in RB Leipzig captain David Raum, with the 27-year-old Germany international impressing scouts throughout the season.
Brighton goalkeeper Bart Verbruggen is considering a potential summer exit, with the 23-year-old Netherlands international exploring his options.
Chelsea are also looking to strengthen their attack, with Porto’s 20-year-old Brazilian winger William Gomes on their radar ahead of next season.
Liverpool are preparing to assess the possibility of offering a new contract to 33-year-old Brazil goalkeeper Alisson.
Former Liverpool and Paris St-Germain midfielder Georginio Wijnaldum is open to a Premier League return next season, as the 35-year-old Dutchman approaches the end of his contract with Saudi side Al-Ettifaq this summer.
Swansea City have set a £15m valuation for Slovenia striker Zan Vipotnik, 24, who currently tops the Championship scoring charts and is attracting interest from Brighton.
Newcastle’s board continue to involve manager Eddie Howe in summer transfer planning, despite growing uncertainty surrounding his long-term future at St James’ Park.
Real Madrid are willing to consider offers for 22-year-old Spanish forward Gonzalo Garcia this summer but have no intention of entertaining bids for 19-year-old Brazilian striker Endrick, currently on loan at Lyon.
Juventus are expected to offload Belgian forward Lois Openda, 26, immediately after completing his permanent signing from RB Leipzig following his loan spell.
