Latest transfer news and rumors: Man United ready to go after Osimhen

The January window may be closed, but the rumors never stop swirling. Check in every day for all the latest transfer buzz from across the soccer world.

Top story: Man Utd's plan for Osimhen

It's no secret that Manchester United want to upgrade an attack that's underperformed this season. Although Rasmus Hojlund's struggles have been a factor, the club hopes the Danish forward can help them land Victor Osimhen.

Manchester United are eager to sign the 26-year-old Nigerian, who's on loan at Galatasaray, in a deal with Napoli worth €40 million plus Hojlund. Osimhen enters the final year of his contract this summer. (Calciomercato)

Other rumors

Feb. 27

Liverpool eyeing Joao Pedro: With Darwin Nunez struggling, Liverpool are considering a move for Brighton's Joao Pedro. The Brazilian is Arne Slot's top target if Nunez departs this summer. (TEAMtalk)

Huge money for Vinicius: Saudi Pro League clubs are willing to approach Real Madrid with a €242-million offer for Brazilian superstar Vinicius Junior after the season ends. (The Telegraph)

Spurs lining up Eze move: Crystal Palace's Eberechi Eze is considered a legitimate option for Tottenham heading into the summer. The 26-year-old is valued at around £68 million. (GiveMeSport)

New Theo Hernandez suitor: Manchester City have made Theo Hernandez one of their transfer targets. City could attract him to England, but Hernandez has previously said he wants to join Real Madrid. (TEAMtalk)

Milan's Hernandez replacement: With Hernandez's exit looking likely, AC Milan have already identified Wolverhampton's left-back Rayan Ait-Nouri, 23, as a potential replacement for the France international. (Gazzetta dello Sport)

Feb. 26

Napoli could rescue Hojlund: Napoli are prepared to make a summer move for Rasmus Hojlund, with United willing to take a financial hit. The Red Devils accept they likely won't be able to recoup the huge fee they paid. (talkSPORT)

New deal for Pulisic: AC Milan and Christian Pulisic are on the verge of agreeing to a contract extension that would keep the U.S. forward at the San Siro until 2029. (Gazzetta dello Sport)

Pep's new full-backs: After spending heavily on central defenders in January, Manchester City are now eyeing full-back upgrades. Newcastle's Tino Livramento and Juventus' Andrea Cambiaso are the targets. (The Telegraph)

Convo with Cole: Chelsea boss Enzo Maresca will have a meeting with star playmaker Cole Palmer to ascertain whether he'd be happy to remain at the club even if the Blues fail to qualify for the Champions League. (The Times)

Another suitor for De Jong: Arsenal are the latest club to enter the fray for Frenkie de Jong. The Gunners are willing to offer Barcelona €75 million for the Dutch midfielder in the summer. (Fichajes)

Kovacic's next move: Mateo Kovacic could be one of the players to leave Manchester City as part of the club's planned summer rebuild. Atletico Madrid have emerged as a potential destination for the Croatian. (Caught Offside)

Lining up for Samu: Arsenal, Chelsea, Aston Villa, and West Ham are all interested in signing Samu Aghehowa, the imposing 20-year-old Spanish striker who leads Porto in scoring this season. (Caught Offside)

Feb. 25

Lookman back to EPL?: Ademola Lookman's future has been in doubt since Gian Piero Gasperini ridiculed him after Atalanta's Champions League exit. Manchester United and Newcastle are possible landing spots. (TEAMTalk)

Pogba to MLS?: Inter Miami have shown interest in signing Paul Pogba after his doping ban ends in March. The midfielder has met with team co-owner David Beckham. (Manchester Evening News)

Man City turn to Wirtz: Bayer Leverkusen might be approached by Manchester City over the availability of star Florian Wirtz. The English club could send James McAtee the other way in a separate deal. (Daily Mail)

Guler's future uncertain: There's a growing belief that Arda Guler could leave Real Madrid after failing to play a minute in six of the last seven games. Madrid coach Carlo Ancelotti brushed off suggestions Guler is unsettled. (AS)

Feb. 24

Madrid asking about Yamal: Real Madrid are in regular contact with Lamine Yamal's agent. The 17-year-old's Barcelona deal expires in 2026, but Madrid and PSG have been told there's no chance of signing him. (Mundo Deportivo)

Man City hopeful about Guimaraes: Bruno Guimaraes has a "verbal pact" with Newcastle that'll allow him to leave if a club offers around £85 million. Manchester City could table such a bid this summer. (TEAMTalk)

Amorim eyes reunion: Ruben Amorim is urging Manchester United to sign Geovany Quenda from his former club Sporting CP. The 17-year-old, who can play multiple roles, is seen as an ideal fit for Amorim's system. (Daily Star)

New deal for Modric: Real Madrid are ready to offer decorated stalwart Luka Modric a new one-year contract. The Croatian, who turns 40 this year, wants to keep playing until the 2026 World Cup. (Nicolo Schira)

Paz turning heads: Nico Paz, a breakout star at Como this season, has emerged as a target for Inter Milan. Real Madrid have a buyback option after selling the young Argentine playmaker last summer. (Calciomercato)

Feb. 23

Man United interested in Son: Manchester United are considering a summer move for Tottenham captain Son Heung-min. Ruben Amorim wants to boost his attack with a proven player who can also bring leadership. (Fichajes)

Plans for Rashford: If Marcus Rashford's loan move at Aston Villa isn't made permanent, Manchester United will use the forward as part of a swap deal to sign midfielder Aleksandar Pavlovic from Bayern Munich. (Caught Offside)

KDB to MLS: San Diego FC, in the midst of their inaugural MLS season, are close to striking a deal with Kevin De Bruyne. The Belgian's contract with Manchester City expires this summer. (TBR Football)

Griezmann, too: Antoine Griezmann remains a key player for Diego Simeone and title-chasing Atletico Madrid, but he's expected to move to MLS this summer. He has a "concrete" path to either LAFC or the LA Galaxy. (Relevo)

Discount for Leao: Chelsea and Barcelona think they can convince Milan to part with Rafael Leao for a cut-rate fee of €80 million this summer. The Portuguese winger has a €175 million release clause in his contract. (AS)

Maresca forced to act: Chelsea manager Enzo Maresca will look for a new goalkeeper this summer because of Robert Sanchez's continued struggles and Filip Jorgensen's costly error against Aston Villa. (Express)

Kerkez keen on Liverpool: Ascendant Bournemouth left-back Milos Kerkez is interested in joining Liverpool this summer. The Hungarian's agent has already held talks with the Reds over a potential move. (TEAMtalk)

TFC trying to offload Insigne: Leaving Lorenzo Insigne out of the squad for Toronto FC's season opener was a coaching decision. He's not part of the club's plans, with TFC still working to ship him elsewhere. (Tom Bogert)

Feb. 22

Queuing up for David: Jonathan David will be in high demand this summer. Multiple Premier League teams, PSG, Barcelona, Inter, and Juventus are all keen on signing the Canadian striker on a free transfer. (Tuttosport)

Arsenal rekindle interest in Vlahovic: Arsenal are once again considering making a move for Juventus' Dusan Vlahovic. The Italian club could accept as little as €40 million for the Serbian striker. (Caught Offside)

Diaz expected to depart: Liverpool will look to sell Colombian international Luis Diaz this summer to fund the signing of a striker. The 28-year-old forward has been linked with Barcelona. (Football Insider)

Money-saving moves: In addition to Jonathan David, Manchester United are looking at his Lille teammate Angel Gomes, who's also on an expiring contract and would offer a low-cost midfield upgrade. (Manchester Evening News)

Hernandez makes his choice: Left-back Theo Hernandez, under fire after his needless red card contributed to AC Milan's Champions League exit, wants to leave the club and join Real Madrid this summer. (Fichajes)

Look out for Lukeba: Manchester United, Liverpool, and Chelsea want to hijack Real Madrid's planned deal for Castello Lukeba. The center-back has a €90-million release clause in his RB Leipzig contract. (Christian Falk)

Juve try to boost coffers: Juventus want up to €25 million for winger Samuel Mbangula and nearly €30 million for center-back Federico Gatti. They'll also demand upwards of €55 million for Andrea Cambiaso. (Corriere dello Sport)