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Arsenal are preparing a move for Marcus Rashford as uncertainty grows over his long-term future, while Real Madrid have emerged as a key factor in Manchester United’s pursuit of Bruno Guimarães.
Rashford, currently on loan at FC Barcelona, could return to Manchester United if the Spanish side decline to activate their option to sign him permanently. Arsenal are among the clubs ready to act in that scenario, with interest also reported from Juventus and Chelsea. United are not expected to renegotiate the existing terms agreed with Barcelona, maintaining a firm position over the forward’s future.
Manchester United’s own transfer plans face potential disruption, with Real Madrid showing interest in Guimarães. The Brazil international has been in advanced discussions regarding a move from Newcastle United, but Madrid’s involvement could alter the direction of negotiations for a deal valued at around €80 million.
Elsewhere in the Premier League, Erling Haaland is expected to leave Manchester City within the next two years, with a possible departure as early as this summer. However, both Real Madrid and Barcelona face financial or squad limitations that complicate any immediate move.
Chelsea remain active in the market, identifying Elliot Anderson as a potential replacement for Enzo Fernández, while Inter are monitoring Andrey Santos following recent European appearances. Newcastle, meanwhile, are targeting attacking reinforcements, with interest in Liam Delap and Nicolas Jackson.
Defensive reinforcements are also under consideration across multiple clubs. Manchester United are tracking Alphonso Davies and Antonee Robinson, while Nathan Collins has drawn attention from several Premier League sides, including Chelsea, Liverpool and Tottenham.
In Spain, Julián Alvarez is not expected to leave Atlético Madrid this summer, despite continued interest from Barcelona. Real Madrid have also ruled out moves for Rodri and Nico Schlotterbeck, but are assessing Diogo Dalot as a long-term successor to Dani Carvajal.
With multiple clubs reshaping their squads ahead of the next campaign, several high-profile situations remain unresolved, positioning Rashford and Guimarães among the most closely watched names in the current transfer cycle.