Tottenham are pursuing Eduardo Camavinga, while Inter Milan have set a price for Denzel Dumfries.
Tottenham Hotspur are closely monitoring Eduardo Camavinga's situation at Real Madrid. Meanwhile, Inter Milan are ready to let Denzel Dumfries leave for a fee of €25 million next July.
The European football transfer market is heating up with significant moves from major clubs in the Premier League and Serie A. Attention is focused on the future of Eduardo Camavinga and Liverpool's personnel rebuilding plans under manager Arne Slot.
Tottenham Hotspur are making efforts to sign Eduardo Camavinga.
Tottenham Hotspur are showing particular interest in Eduardo Camavinga after the midfielder was left out of France's 2026 World Cup squad. At 23, the Real Madrid midfielder is considering leaving Santiago Bernabeu to seek more regular playing time and maintain his position in the national team.
According to Teamtalk, Tottenham's management is ready to make a formal offer if Real Madrid gives the green light for the deal. Acquiring a versatile player like Camavinga is seen as a strategic move to upgrade the London club's midfield.
Liverpool are looking for a partner for Alexander Isak and a replacement for Alisson.
At Anfield, manager Arne Slot is building an attacking system around Alexander Isak. According to The i Paper, Liverpool are targeting three potential players – Yan Diomande, Antonio Nusa (RB Leipzig), and Bradley Barcola (Paris St-Germain) – to support the Swedish striker.
Alongside their attacking plans, Liverpool's goalkeeping position is also facing significant changes. Caught Offside reports that goalkeeper Alisson Becker is receiving serious interest from Juventus. To proactively respond, Liverpool have added Robin Roefs of Sunderland to their list of backup targets to ensure squad quality should the Brazilian star decide to move to Serie A.
Inter Milan sets release clause for Denzel Dumfries
In Italy, Inter Milan has made its position clear regarding the future of defender Denzel Dumfries. The Milanese club is ready to let the Dutch international leave if any club activates his €25 million release clause next July.
According to Gazzetta dello Sport, this price is considered reasonable given the contract terms between the two parties. Dumfries is currently one of the top right-backs in Europe, and this fee is expected to attract attention from several big clubs in the Premier League.
Other notable transfer developments
Besides the major transfers, many other Premier League teams are also actively stabilizing their squads. Brentford defender Michael Kayode has just spoken out to affirm his long-term commitment to his current club, dispelling rumors of joining big clubs.
Meanwhile, coach Roberto de Zerbi is pushing ahead with plans to recruit midfielder Maghnes Akliouche from AS Monaco. The strategist highly values the French player's talent and sees him as a key factor in strengthening his team's midfield.
Despite finishing at the bottom of the table last season, Nottingham Forest is also taking steps to retain talent by planning a long-term contract extension for manager Vitor Pereira. After successfully avoiding relegation, the Portuguese strategist has received the full trust of the club's leadership regarding his future development.
