The summer transfer window is gaining momentum and football transfer rumours today showcase some big clubs making making moves in the market. Today, we at BestofBets bring you some of the biggest transfer rumours circulating in the media. Please note the source of each of the football transfer rumours is mentioned in brackets.
Football transfer rumours today:
Arsenal open to selling Thomas Partey this summer as part of an overhaul of their midfield. (Telegraph)
Chelsea continue further talks for Ecuador midfielder Moises Caicedo after Brighton reject £60m offer. (Mail)
Arsenal set to win the race to sign Kai Havertz from Chelsea after Bayern Munich left it too late to sign the German. (Sky Germany)
Bayern Munich said to be in advanced negotiations to sign Kyle Walker from Manchester City on a permanent deal. (Sky Sports)
Monaco defender Axel Disasi is a target for Manchester United as Kim Min-jae is now set to join Bayern from Napoli. (Fabrizio Romano)
Chelsea still interested in signing Nigeria striker Victor Osimhen despite signing Nicolas Jackson. (90min)
Arsenal likely to sign Declan Rice from West Ham. West Ham will try to replace him with Fulham‘s Joao Palhinha. (Fabrizio Romano)
Marcus Rashford will become Manchester United‘s top earner with a new £375,000-a-week deal. (The Sun)
Manchester United favourites to sign £50m-rated Inter Milan goalkeeper Andre Onana after Chelsea ended their interest. (Evening Standard)
Newcastle United will try to sign Nice’s France midfielder Khephren Thuram after being frustrated in their attempts for Inter Milan midfielder Nicolo Barella. (Football Insider)
After leaving Barcelona this summer, midfielder Sergio Busquets is close to signing a deal to join former team-mate Lionel Messi at MLS club Inter Miami. (Mundo Deportivo)
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