With one eye on the upcoming season, clubs across Europe are working hard to bolster their squads.
And with a little over a week until the transfer window closes for English clubs, time is of the essence.
We’ve already seen some big transfers across Europe, with Eden Hazard sealing a move to Real Madrid.
Elsewhere, talk of Bruno Fernandes to Manchester United, and Philippe Coutinho to leave Barcelona won't go away.
So with that in mind, we have compiled the latest rumours from all across Europe.
United set to pull plug on Dybala deal
Manchester United are believed to be ‘disgusted’ at Paulo Dybala’s agent for demanding £13.7million for himself.
The Argentine’s agent, Jorge Antun, has not only asked for £350,000-a-week for his client, but he has also requested a huge figure to get the deal done.
And, according to Gazzetta dello Sport, United are furious with the demands are considering backing out of the transfer.
Fernandes seeks Lisbon exit
Sporting Lisbon star Bruno Fernandes has reportedly met with club officials hoping to sort a ‘gentleman’s agreement’ over a transfer away from the club.
Fernandes is keen to leave Portugal this summer, but neither Spurs or Manchester United, who have both linked with the midfielder, are believed to be keen on meeting Lisbon’s £63million asking price.
But according to Portuguese publication A Bola, Fernandes is hoping his side lower their asking price due to the loyalty he has shown the club.
Barca name Coutinho price
Barcelona want £110million for Philippe Coutinho this summer - or £27million to let him go on out on loan.
The former Liverpool star has been linked with a move away from the Nou Camp, with Arsenal the latest club reported to be interested.
But according to reports from Spain, the Gunners, or any other club interested in the Brazilian, will have to spend big to secure the 27-year-old this summer.
Juve reject Arsenal deal
Juventus have turned down Arsenal’s loan bid for Daniele Rugani.
The Gunners are keen to add a centre-back this summer, having already signed Dani Ceballos and Nicolas Pepe.
Unai Emery was keen to secure Rugani on a short deal, but according to reports on Saturday evening, the Italian giants have turned down Arsenal’s offer.
Barca agree Firpo deal
Barcelona have agreed a deal to sign Real Betis left-back Junior Firpo.
According to Fabrizio Romano, the two sides have finally reached an agreement, with only minor details to be sorted out before the deal can be completed.
Firpo was linked to a number of sides across Europe, including Arsenal and Spurs.
