Latest transfer news and rumors: Al-Ittihad want Bruno Fernandes

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Top story: Talking about Bruno

Al-Ittihad want to sign Manchester United's Bruno Fernandes in the final week of the summer transfer window. The Portuguese midfielder is open to the move, and has asked the Saudi club for £33 million per season. The 30-year-old turned down an approach from Al-Hilal earlier this summer.

It's unclear if Manchester United would be willing to sanction the departure of their captain so close to the end of the window, when finding a replacement could prove difficult. (The Sun)

Other rumors

Aug. 24

Spurs willing to go big: Tottenham are willing to pay more than €70 million to sign Savinho from Manchester City. The Brazilian winger is keen on the move, but it's unclear if Manchester City will sanction the sale. (Fabrizio Romano)

Man United's new 'keeper: Manchester United are making progress in their pursuit of Senne Lammens. The Royal Antwerp netminder has already agreed to personal terms. The Belgian club wants €25 million, while the Red Devils have offered a €20-million package. (Fabrizio Romano)

Boniface deal on the rocks: Victor Boniface's transfer to AC Milan is on the verge of collapsing after an issue with the striker's medical tests. Boniface is returning to Germany, and AC Milan will soon make a final decision on whether or not to proceed with the move. (Fabrizio Romano)

Dortmund double: Borussia Dortmund are close to acquiring both Carney Chukwuemeka and Aaron Anselmino from Chelsea. The midfielder will move for €25 million, while the defender's switch will be a loan. (Sky Sport Germany)

Big money for Mora: Al-Ittihad have offered FC Porto €63 million for teen sensation Rodrigo Mora. Their proposal would also see Porto retain 10% of the 18-year-old's economic rights, but Porto won't accept any offer worth under €70 million. (Fabrizio Romano)

Aug. 23

Wharton won't be cheap: Real Madrid are yet to find natural replacements for Toni Kroos and Luka Modric. The club admires Adam Wharton, but it's understood an €80-million offer wouldn't even be enough for Crystal Palace to "pick up the phone." (AS)

Rossoneri work Harder: AC Milan have reopened talks with Sporting CP over the possibility of signing Conrad Harder. The Danish forward has also attracted interest from English clubs. (Fabrizio Romano)

Greek grab: Roma have identified Kostas Tsimikas as the ideal signing to compete with Angelino for a left-back berth, but negotiations with Liverpool could be tricky. (Gianluca Di Marzio)

City slimming down squad: Ilkay Gundogan and Manuel Akanji weren't part of Manchester City's matchday squad Saturday as they could leave the club in the coming days. Ederson was on the bench. (Fabrizio Romano)

Fabio could go: Numerous clubs have approached Arsenal to discuss Fabio Vieira's availability. The Portuguese midfielder could depart on loan before the transfer window shuts. (Sky Sport Germany)

Aug. 22

Rasmus move: Talks between Napoli and Manchester United over the potential transfer of Rasmus Hojlund are progressing, so the Italian club has sent a contract proposal to the striker. (Fabrizio Romano)

X Factor: Chelsea plan to sign Xavi Simons to a contract until 2031. Personal terms are already agreed on, and negotiations between Chelsea and RB Leipzig are scheduled for Friday. (Sky Sport Germany)

Akanji can leave: Galatasaray have sent a contract proposal to Manuel Akanji after Manchester City accepted their £15-million offer for the Swiss defender. (Fabrizio Romano)

Bees won't budge: Yoane Wissa is training with Brentford again despite his anger with the club for not allowing him to join Newcastle United. The Bees rejected a bid from the Magpies worth up to £40 million this week. (BBC Sport)

Tyler the Toffee: Tyler Dibling is expected to undergo a medical with Everton early next week after Southampton approved an offer worth in excess of £40 million for the teenager. The Saints have also negotiated a sell-on clause in the deal. (The Athletic)

Irons flat-out for Frenchman: Defensive midfielder Soungoutou Magassa, who can also play at center-back, is the subject of an offer from West Ham United worth €17 million plus €3 million in add-ons. (Fabrizio Romano)

Zaniolo going home: Udinese are yet to strike an agreement with Galatasaray to bring former Roma playmaker Nicolo Zaniolo back to Serie A. Other clubs are interested in the Italian. (Fabrizio Romano)

Dortmund's defender hunt: Borussia Dortmund's offer for Charlie Cresswell has fallen short of Toulouse's valuation. However, Der BVB are still pursuing the Englishman, who moved to France from Leeds United last summer. (The Athletic)

Brenner back: Brenner could be set for a surprise return to FC Cincinnati. The Udinese striker is close to joining the MLS club on loan with an option to buy. (ESPN)

Aug. 21

Not as Eze as that: Arsenal's attacking revamp might not be over once Eberechi Eze joins from Crystal Palace. The Gunners could compete with Bayern Munich to sign Lyon winger Malick Fofana for around €40 million. (Caught Offside)

Eagles spy Spanish talent: Crystal Palace will have a significant void to fill after Eze's exit. The Eagles have contacted Villarreal about the possibility of signing Yeremy Pino. (Fabrizio Romano)

Inter attempt for Andy: Inter Milan submitted an offer worth more than €20 million for Lens midfielder Andy Diouf after a deal for Roma's Manu Kone broke down. (Fabrizio Romano)

Fulham find bargain: The Cottagers tried to find cheaper alternatives to Arsenal's Reiss Nelson and Shakhtar's Kevin in the transfer market and have landed on FC Basel's Philip Otele. Fulham are exploring a £15-million deal. (BBC Sport)

Seagull flees the nest: Brighton & Hove Albion attacking midfielder Julio Enciso is undergoing a medical in London before joining Strasbourg. The plan is for him to eventually join Chelsea, who are under the same ownership group as Strasbourg. (Fabrizio Romano)

Aug. 20

Liverpool return for Isak: Liverpool are ready to pounce in the wake of Alexander Isak's explosive statement about his broken relationship with Newcastle. The Reds will submit a £130-million offer for the Swede after the two clubs face each other in the league next week. (The Sun)

Deal for Donnarumma: Manchester City have an agreement in principle with Gianluigi Donnarumma over a four-year contract. Talks with PSG about a transfer fee will accelerate once Ederson completes his expected transfer to Galatasaray. (Nicolo Schira)

Inching closer: Chelsea's protracted pursuit of Alejandro Garnacho continues, with talks between the clubs advancing toward the final stage. The Manchester United winger turned down Bayern Munich this summer, and only wants to join Chelsea. (Fabrizio Romano)

Italians eye Rabiot: Marseille's decision to put Adrien Rabiot up for sale following his altercation with teammate Jonathan Rowe has alerted a trio of Serie A's top sides. AC Milan, Inter Milan, and former club Juventus are all considering a move for the French midfielder. (Foot Mercato)

West Ham scrambling: Desperate to bolster their squad after getting crushed by Sunderland in their season opener, West Ham have submitted bids for Southampton's Mateus Fernandes and Barcelona's Marc Casado. An offer for Chelsea midfielder Andrey Santos was already rejected. (The Guardian)

Rico a no-go: Nottingham Forest tried to sign Rico Lewis from Manchester City, but the 20-year-old is close to extending his contract with Pep Guardiola's team. His new deal will run until 2030, and will not include a release clause. (The Athletic)

Aug. 19

Leipzig eye reunion: Bayern Munich's inability to come to terms with Chelsea over a deal for Christopher Nkunku has allowed RB Leipzig to enter the mix. Nkunku would welcome a return to his former club. (The Athletic)

Unai's eyes on Nico: Aston Villa boss Unai Emery is a big fan of Nicolas Jackson, but the club can't pay over €60 million for the Chelsea striker while navigating financial restrictions. An initial loan deal is the likeliest solution. (The Telegraph)

Looking at Larsen: Newcastle United are considering a move for Wolverhampton Wanderers' Jorgen Strand Larsen. The Magpies' options are limited up front, with winger Anthony Gordon deputizing for the unsettled Alexander Isak in their league season opener. (The Athletic)

Romelu replacements: Napoli are seeking a striker following Romelu Lukaku's long-term injury. The Italian champions have contacted Genk's Tolu Arokodare after approaching Manchester United about Rasmus Hojlund yesterday. (Fabrizio Romano)

Fede's fight: Federico Chiesa and his representatives have informed Liverpool that they won't entertain a transfer this summer. The Italian attacker wants to compete for a regular place in Arne Slot's team. (Fabrizio Romano)

Costly Costa: FC Porto are expected to turn down Galatasaray's €20 million plus add-ons offer for goalkeeper Diogo Costa. But it isn't necessarily over. The Turkish club is prepared to submit a bigger offer for Costa if it can't sign Manchester City's Ederson. (Sky Sport Germany)

Aug. 18

Sancho rejects Roma: Manchester United were ready to accept Roma's offer worth around £20 million for Jadon Sancho, but the winger has informed the Italian side that he doesn't want to make the move. (Fabrizio Romano)

Man United change tack: Unable to land Carlos Baleba this summer, Manchester United have switched their focus to Crystal Palace midfielder Adam Wharton. The Red Devils are mulling an official offer. (talkSPORT)

Gala keep trying: Negotiations between Galatasaray and Manchester City for goalkeeper Ederson continue. City have requested around €25 million after rejected the Turkish team's initial €10-million bid. The Brazilian netminder is keen on making the move. (Fabrizio Romano)

Frenkie's future: Barcelona midfielder Frenkie de Jong still hasn't agreed to a contract extension with the Spanish champions. Now that he's entering the final year of his current deal, Arsenal are considering a move for the Dutch international. (Fichajes)

Chelsea told to look elsewhere: Chelsea identified Inter Milan center-back Alessandro Bastoni as the ideal signing in the wake of Levi Colwill's injury, but the Italian side rejected their €50-million offer. (Gazzetta dello Sport)

Juve keep their captain: Juventus turned down a €25-million bid for Manuel Locatelli from Al-Ahli. The Saudi side is now trying to sign Denis Zakaria from Monaco, with talks over contract terms ongoing. (Fabrizio Romano)