Nottingham Forest defender Murillo is attracting strong interest from both Chelsea and Liverpool, with the 23-year-old Brazilian expected to depart this summer. Meanwhile, Forest team-mate Morgan Gibbs-White is a target for Manchester City, and Everton remain keen on Fulham winger Harry Wilson.
Italian champions Napoli have begun discussions with the representatives of Scotland international Scott McTominay over a contract extension that would keep the 29-year-old in Naples until 2030.
Manchester City have reportedly been informed that any deal for Morgan Gibbs-White will require an offer in the region of £60–70m to secure the England midfielder’s signature from Nottingham Forest this summer.
Both Chelsea and Tottenham Hotspur are monitoring Bayern Munich centre-back Kim Min-jae, with the 29-year-old South Korea international emerging as a defensive target.
RB Leipzig winger Yan Diomande, 19, has acknowledged links to Liverpool, revealing the Anfield club is his father’s favourite side. However, Bayern boss Vincent Kompany is determined for Bayern Munich to win the race for the highly rated Ivory Coast prospect.
Everton are preparing a renewed bid for Harry Wilson after Fulham rejected their approach during the January window.
Manchester United and Arsenal are exploring a potential move for AC Milan and United States forward Christian Pulisic, with Tottenham Hotspur also showing interest. The former Chelsea winger is believed to be valued between €70m–€80m (£61m–£70m).
Real Madrid are weighing up the possibility of selling Brazilian striker Endrick, 19, upon his return from a loan spell at Olympique Lyonnais, amid mounting interest from several Premier League clubs.
Juventus are eager to tie down United States midfielder Weston McKennie to a new deal, but negotiations have hit an impasse as the 27-year-old seeks to double his current salary of €2.5m–€3m per season.
Finally, Sandro Tonali has reiterated his commitment to Newcastle United despite links with Arsenal. The Italian midfielder revealed he immediately embraced manager Eddie Howe after scoring in the FA Cup victory over Aston Villa, underlining the strength of their relationship.
