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Transfer news live: Mbeumo’s Man United decision, Arsenal battle for Gyokeres, Chelsea open winger talks

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Transfer news live: Mbeumo’s Man United decision, Arsenal battle for Gyokeres, Chelsea open winger talks

Chelsea open talks for Lyon winger Fofana

Chelsea have opened talks with Lyon for winger Malik Fofana, reports L’Equipe.

The 20-year-old is already a Belgian international and has established himself in Lyon’s first team.

Malick Fofana, centre, in training for Belgium earlier this month (Belga/AFP via Getty Images)

Lawrence Ostlere17 June 2025 08:10

To Merseyside now, where Everton appear to have sewn up the signature of Kyle Walker. It is being reported in a variety of places that the England full-back has signed a one-year contract to play at Everton’s new catchily named Hill-Dickinson Stadium under David Moyes next season.

Walker played 16 games on loan at AC Milan (Getty Images)

Lawrence Ostlere17 June 2025 08:05

Juventus join race for Gyokeres

Viktor Gyokeres’s future remains up in the air and now there is a new candidate to sign the Swede – Juventus.

The Mirror reports that Juve have already proposed an £11m-per-year contract for Gyokeres to sign up the striker, as they try to edge out Arsenal and Man United for the 27-year-old, who has been prolific in Portugal.

Arsenal are the only club known to have put forward a solid offer so far, but their proposal for a deal thought to be worth around £58m was rejected.

Lawrence Ostlere17 June 2025 08:01

Mbeumo’s mind is made up on summer move

We start with Bryan Mbeumo and the news that he has made a decision to join Manchester United over Tottenham Hotspur.

That’s according to Sky Sports, who reports that Mbeumo would prefer a move to Old Trafford despite Spurs signing his former manager Thomas Frank, and despite Frank’s side having Champions League football next season.

But Mbeumo will still need United to meet Brentford’s valuation. Their first offer, of £45m + £10m add-ons, was swiftly rejected as the west London club seek a package worth more than £60m.