Daily Roundup: Latest Football News Content Across Europe

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Spain
Paris Saint-Germain are set to offer Neymar a bumper new contract to ward off
interest from Real Madrid. The Spanish giants released a statement on Friday
evening confirming that they do not intend on making a bid for the 26-year-old
but it seems PSG want to make sure the Brazilian is still in the French capital for
the start of the new season. (AS)
Manchester United manager Jose Mourinho is interested in signing Eintracht
Frankfurt and Croatia winger Ante Rebic. The 24-year-old is set to feature for his
country in the World Cup final and would cost United somewhere in the region of
£40m. (Mundo Deportivo)
Barcelona have made strengthening the midfield a main priority this summer and
are interested in PSG’s Adrien Rabiot, Manchester United’s Paul Pogba and Steven
N’Zonzi of Sevilla. (Mundo Deportivo)
While Rabiot is believed to have held discussions with Barcelona, Mino Raiola has
reportedly offered Pogba to the Catalan giants. The Frenchman endured mixed
fortunes at United last season amid reports of a strained relationship with
Mourinho. (Mundo Deportivo)
Barcelona defender Yerry Mina is set to join Everton after failing to nail down a
place at the Camp Nou. The towering centre-half impressed for Colombia at the
World Cup, scoring three times, but has expressed frustration over a lack of
opportunities at Barca. While Everton are the frontrunners for the 23-year-old’s
signature, Leicester City and West Ham remain interested. (Sport)
Italy
Real Madrid remain very much interested in Sergej Milinkovic-Savic. The Serbian
midfielder emerged as one of European football’s hottest properties following a
breakout season with Lazio and is valued at around £100m.
Juventus have also expressed an interest, but it is believed that Real are heading
the queue for the 23-year-old’s services. (Il Tempo)
Inter will make a move to sign Chelsea full-back Davide Zappacosta. The Italian
joined the Blues last summer but failed to make an impression during his first
season at Stamford Bridge. (Gazzetta dello Sport )
Inter have also turned their attention to Real Madrid midfielder Mateo Kovacic
after losing hope over securing a deal to sign Tottenham Hotspur’s Mousa
Dembele. (Corriere dello Sport )
Manchester United have tabled a bid for AC Milan defender Leonardo Bonucci.
The 31-year-old Italy international only joined the Rossoneri from Juventus last
summer but Milan need to sell players in order to ease financial worries. PSG will
compete with United for Bonucci. ( La Repubblica )
France
Inter Milan want to sign PSG winger Angel Di Maria. The Argentina international
joined the French side from Manchester United back in 2015 but has been
reportedly made available for transfer by Thomas Tuchel. Di Maria would cost the
Nerazzurri around £50m. Atletico Madrid are also said to be interested. ( Paris
United)
Loic Remy has completed a move to Lille, with the former Newcastle and QPR
striker joining from Las Palmas. (L’Equipe )
Portugal
Manchester City target Rafael Leao will sign a five-year deal with Borussia
Dortmund in the coming days after rescinding his contract with Sporting Lisbon.
Leao travelled to Germany with his father this week to meet Dortmund officials
but a breakdown in communication meant nobody from the Bundesliga club was
there to meet them. It is not expected to impact the 19-year-old’s move, however.
(A Bola)

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