Fenerbahce's bank‑breaking pursuit of Rashford heats up

Fenerbahce are ready to break the bank to lure Manchester United and England forward Marcus Rashford, 28, to Turkey this summer, with the club confirming its interest on Tuesday. The Turkish side’s willingness to spend heavily signals its intent to secure a player of Rashford’s calibre, a forward with Premier League and international experience. A move would see Rashford leave Manchester United for a new challenge in Turkey, while Fenerbahce would commit significant resources to bolster their attacking options.

Ivory Coast winger Yan Diomande, 19, will miss RB Leipzig's pre‑season training camp as the club holds out for a €130 million (£111 million) fee in negotiations with Real Madrid. The stalemate underscores the high price tag attached to the young talent and Real Madrid's determination to meet Leipzig's valuation.

Arsenal have opened talks with Newcastle over Brazil midfielder Bruno Guimaraes, 28, targeting a fee between £70 million and £80 million. The discussions illustrate Arsenal's ambition to add a versatile midfielder while Newcastle seeks a substantial transfer sum.

Barcelona and Germany goalkeeper Marc‑Andre ter Stegen, 34, is set to join Dutch side Ajax on a one‑year loan deal. The arrangement provides Ajax with a world‑class shot‑stopper and offers ter Stegen regular playing time away from Barcelona.