Real Madrid are reportedly willing to part ways with French defensive midfielder Aurélien Tchouaméni, handing Manchester United a significant boost in their pursuit of the 26-year-old. Meanwhile, Arsenal are exploring moves for experienced centre-backs John Stones and Ezri Konsa to cover for the injured William Saliba, while Chelsea lead the race for highly rated youngster Kerim Alajbegović.
According to The Sun, the Spanish giants are open to selling Tchouaméni this summer, placing him firmly on United’s radar as they look to overhaul their midfield. The Red Devils are also monitoring alternatives, including AS Roma’s Manu Koné and Brighton & Hove Albion’s Carlos Baleba, as reported by Sky Sports. Bournemouth’s Tyler Adams, valued around £35 million, represents another option for the Old Trafford hierarchy.
Arsenal’s defensive search has intensified following William Saliba’s injury setback. Sky Sports indicates the Gunners are targeting former Manchester City defender John Stones, 32, and Aston Villa’s Ezri Konsa, 28, to bolster their backline options.
At Stamford Bridge, Chelsea are positioned as frontrunners to secure the signature of 18-year-old Bosnia-Herzegovina attacking midfielder Kerim Alajbegović from Bayer Leverkusen. Concurrently, Leverkusen are in discussions with Crystal Palace regarding a potential move for French centre-back Axel Disasi, per The Telegraph.
The Blues have also agreed a future deal for 15-year-old American winger Benji Flowers, who will join from MLS side FC Dallas upon turning 18, according to The Athletic.
Finally, a tug-of-war is developing for RB Leipzig’s 19-year-old Ivorian winger Yan Diomandé. Both Arsenal and Manchester City are reportedly in the race for the player, who previously attracted a £69 million bid from Liverpool that was rejected, as detailed by Bild.
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