Bayern eye Brighton's 19‑year‑old Vuskovic as Sunday gossip swirls

Brighton centre‑back Luka Vuskovic, 19, has become a prime target for Bayern Munich, according to the Sunday back page and the Daily Star on Sunday. The Croatia international is also being monitored by Chelsea and Barcelona, making the 19‑year‑old a hot commodity in the transfer market.

Why Bayern and other clubs are circling Vuskovic

Bayern Munich’s interest stems from Vuskovic’s defensive versatility and his performances for Brighton, prompting the German giants to join a list that includes Chelsea and Barcelona. The club’s scouting network sees the young defender as a long‑term solution for their back line.

Brighton’s own statements highlight Vuskovic’s potential, while the Sunday Express and Sunday People back pages have echoed the speculation, adding that the image gallery of the story ends with navigation cues labelled “Next” and “End”.

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Other transfer targets mentioned in the Sunday roundup

AC Milan are reportedly looking at Bournemouth midfielder Alex Scott, 23, despite his rising market value, with the La Liga side willing to consider offers around £60 million.

In addition, Bayern have held fresh talks with 16‑year‑old Manchester United attacking midfielder JJ Gabriel, but have not made an offer, believing he may prefer a move to Spain where Barcelona and Real Madrid are favourites.

Wider market activity highlighted on Sunday

Porto have increased the release clause of 20‑year‑old Brazilian forward William Gomes to €100 million amid Liverpool interest, as reported by A Bola. Chelsea remain interested in Monaco midfielder Lamine Camara, 22, but refuse to meet the French club’s €70 million valuation. Manchester City made an approach for 17‑year‑old USA forward Mathis Albert from Borussia Dortmund, while Arsenal are eyeing a deal for teenager Mora, compiled from, Daily Star, Express and People back pages, paints a picture of a busy transfer window with several clubs across Europe targeting young talent.