Jadon Sanchomust be wondering where to turn next, as Chelsea chose not to sign him and Manchester United certainly do not want to reintegrate him into Ruben Amorim’s squad. It might not always seem as if there is a solution in these situations but there often is and it comes in the form of the Turkish Super Lig. Supposedly José Mourinho’s Fenerbahce have agreed personal terms with the former Borussia Dortmund winger, who is available for around £17m. His fellow unwanted United forwardMarcus Rashfordhas been offered some hope ofmoving to Barcelona on loan.
Any money earned by Jason Wilcox could be splashed onWilfred Ndidi, who would cost £9m from Leicester thanks to a release clause. Everton are also keen.
Last summer Nottingham Forest were unwilling to sellAnthony Elangato Newcastlebut the north-east club are back in for the Sweden international. They have opened the bidding at £45m but Forest would want in the region of £60m if they are to allow the former Manchester United man to leave the City Ground.
Kepa Arrizabalagais closing in on a £5m move from west to north London to join Arsenal from Chelsea. The Spaniard, who enjoyed a fine campaign on loan at Bournemouth, will be backup to David Raya.
Max Aaronslooks to be heading north to Rangers from Bournemouth. The right-back spent last season with Valencia in La Liga and now gets to tick off the Scottish Premiership.
Burnley are set to bolster their ranks upon their return to the Premier League with Feyenoord left-backQuilindschy Hartman, much to the irritation of journalists who will need to write his name in a hurry. A deal that could rise to £10.25m has been agreed between the two clubs. He will almost certainly be joined by the goalkeeperMax Weiss, who is on his way to Lancashire from Karlsruher SC. Another promoted side, Sunderland, are trying to ignite their summer with a move for Sassuolo’s 26-year-old French wingerArmand Laurienté.
Omari Hutchinsonis enjoying a fine European Under-21 Championship, which might help him secure a move back to the Premier League after going down with Ipswich. Everton, Brentford, West Ham and Fulham are all keeping tabs on the winger.
It was a disappointing season for Luton, ending in relegation to League One but one bright spark wasMillenic Alli. The attacker joined the club in January from Exeter and shone in the battle to stay up, which might explain why Leicester, Sheffield United and Middlesbrough are considering making a move for the talented winger
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The Nigerian InternationalOlakunle Olusegunis a target for a collection of Championship clubs. The Krasnador winger, who has also played in Denmark and Bulgaria, has popped up on the second-tier radar and could end up at one of a plethora of clubs. Watford, Southampton, QPR and Coventry are just a few with a keen interest.
Elsewhere, in League One Wigan have been sniffing around the Harrogate Town goalkeeperJames Belshaw, which could indicate a possible exit for Sam Tickle who has admirers higher up the pyramid.