Latest transfer news and rumors: PSG pushing Donnarumma out

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Top story: Done with Donnarumma

Paris Saint-Germain have told Gianluigi Donnarumma to find a new club this summer, informing the Italian that Lucas Chevalier is taking over the No. 1 job between the sticks after his arrival from Lille. Donnarumma played a vital role in PSG's historic treble-winning campaign last season, but manager Luis Enrique wants a 'keeper who's more comfortable with the ball at his feet.

PSG expect an offer to arrive from Chelsea, Manchester United, or Inter, who've all made contact with Donnarumma's agent, Enzo Raiola. The 26-year-old shot-stopper wanted to extend his contract with the French side, but couldn't come to terms on a new deal. (ESPN)

Other rumors

Aug. 9

Man United's next move: After completing their attacking overhaul with the signing of Benjamin Sesko, Manchester United will now turn their attention to other areas of the squad. The Red Devils want to add a defensive midfielder and goalkeeper before the window closes. (The Telegraph)

Rodri's future unclear: Manchester City will offer 2024 Ballon d'Or winner Rodri a new contract, but the star midfielder may not accept it. The Spaniard is tempted by a return to his homeland, and Real Madrid are considering making a move. (Diario AS)

Good news for Newcastle: The summer transfer window has been rough for Newcastle thus far, but things are finally about to turn. The Magpies have reached an agreement with AC Milan to sign defender Malick Thiaw for €40 million. The 24-year-old pushed for the move. (Fabrizio Romano)

Milan derby for Leoni: AC Milan and Inter will do battle to sign promising Parma defender Giovanni Leoni. The 18-year-old is valued at €35 million. Liverpool are also considering entering the mix, which would make things difficult for the two Milan sides. (Corriere dello Sport)

Atalanta eyeing Mateta: Crystal Palace's Jean-Philippe Mateta is right at the top of Atalanta's summer wish list. The Italian club is willing to offer €40 million for the French striker. (Football Italia)

Aug. 8

The Randal race: Juventus are yet to sign Randal Kolo Muani on a permanent basis from Paris Saint-Germain after last season's loan spell, and Newcastle United could be ready to pounce. (Sky Sport Germany)

Some Samu interest: Newcastle are also considering a move for FC Porto's Samu Aghehowa after missing out on several transfer targets this offseason. They're yet to make a formal offer for the Spanish forward. (The Athletic)

Wissa wants to walk: Newcastle's pursuit of Yoane Wissa isn't dead. The Tyneside outfit is in talks with Brentford, and the Congolese international is pushing for the transfer to go through. (Fabrizio Romano)

Courting Coman: Al-Nassr are talking to Bayern Munich as they attempt to sign Kingsley Coman this summer. He's their top target as the Saudi side shifts its focus to recruiting a winger. (Fabrizio Romano)

Post-Zab grab: Bournemouth have reopened negotiations to sign Lille defender Bafode Diakite, who had a £35-million price tag earlier this summer. The Cherries want a replacement for Illia Zabarnyi when the Ukrainian joins PSG for around £55 million. (BBC Sport)

Bayern talk to Blues: Bayern Munich contacted Chelsea to ask what it would take to sign Nicolas Jackson. The Senegalese striker is valued at around €65 million. (Sky Sport Germany)

Jumping for Jackson: There are even more teams tracking Jackson. Tottenham Hotspur could make an approach if Richarlison leaves, and more than one Italian club has reached out to Chelsea about the forward. (Fabrizio Romano)

Rossoneri eye Rasmus: AC Milan are willing to take Rasmus Hojlund on loan for a €4-million fee, with an option to buy for €40 million. It remains to be seen whether this is enough for Manchester United. (BBC Sport)

Pepi pinch: RB Leipzig have identified Ricardo Pepi as an ideal replacement for the outgoing Sesko. PSV Eindhoven have already rejected a €30-million offer from Fulham for the American forward. (Foot Mercato)

Raspy choice: Gianluca Raspadori's transfer from Napoli and Atletico Madrid is getting closer after Los Colchoneros submitted an offer worth €25 million plus add-ons for the Italian forward. (Gianluca Di Marzio)

Musah move: Nottingham Forest are locked in talks with AC Milan as they try to bring Yunus Musah aboard. The Premier League club submitted a €30-million offer for the American midfielder. (Gianluca Di Marzio)

Aug. 7

Liverpool consider Barcola: Heavy-spending Liverpool are keeping tabs on Bradley Barcola. PSG value the young French international at over €100 million. They'll only listen to offers and sanction a transfer if Barcola says he wants to leave. (Foot Mercato)

Brighton's big valuation: Any clubs interested in signing Carlos Baleba this summer will have to meet Brighton's €120-million asking price. Manchester United and Manchester City are both interested in the midfielder, but neither has made contact with the Seagulls about a deal. (ESPN)

Inigo Martinez leaving Barca: Veteran defender Inigo Martinez, a vital contributor for Barcelona last season, has agreed to terminate his contract and join Saudi side Al-Nassr on a free transfer. The Spaniard's departure frees up salary space for Barca to register other players. (Fabrizio Romano)

Spurs scrambling: Tottenham are trying to add midfield creativity after losing James Maddison to a torn ACL in preseason. Spurs submitted a €40-million bid for Como's Nico Paz, but it was swiftly rejected. Como will only entertain offers in excess of €60 million for the 20-year-old. (Sky Sport Italia)

Napoli's new left-back: Serie A champions Napoli have a verbal agreement with Girona to sign Miguel Gutierrez. The Spaniard will cost €18 million plus add-ons. The deal will be finalized as soon as Real Madrid confirm they won't exercise their buyback option on the left-back. (Fabrizio Romano)

Luiz close to EPL return: Nottingham Forest are advancing in talks to acquire midfielder Douglas Luiz from Juventus. Ibrahim Sangare could move in the other direction as part of the deal for the Brazilian. (Gazzetta dello Sport)

Leverkusen's 'dream' signing: Bayer Leverkusen are working to land attacking midfielder Maghnes Akliouche from AS Monaco. The German club is hopeful a deal can be struck for around €50 million. (Sky Sport Germany)

Aug. 6

Grealish's escape route: Everton have opened talks with Manchester City over a possible loan signing of Jack Grealish. The season-long arrangement will be difficult to negotiate and discussions are in their early stages. (The Athletic)

Darwin's demands: Darwin Nunez's very high salary expectations priced out clubs in Italy, such as AC Milan, but were "practically accepted" by Saudi Pro League side Al-Hilal. (Gianluca Di Marzio)

Change at Chelsea: Chelsea are increasing their efforts to sign Manchester United's Alejandro Garnacho and RB Leipzig's Xavi Simons - and to offload Nicolas Jackson - as the club retools Enzo Maresca's attack. (The Guardian)

On to the next one: Jackson is a serious transfer target for Newcastle. Chelsea could refer to the sales of other Premier League frontmen this summer when asking for around £60 million for the Senegalese international. (The Telegraph)

Grueling Gala talks: AC Milan's Alvaro Morata has agreed to personal terms with Como, and the two clubs have reached an agreement over a transfer fee. However, Morata is still on loan at Galatasaray and the Turkish club is asking for a significant sum to prematurely end his stay. (Gianluca Di Marzio)

Reds could sell Elliott: RB Leipzig have contacted Liverpool about the possibility of bringing Harvey Elliott to Germany. The Reds want more than £40 million with a buyback option included or above £50 million without the extra clause. (The Athletic)

No Maguire move: Five clubs - three from England and two from Italy - have made approaches for Harry Maguire this summer. Manchester United turned down each one. The defender has one year left on his contract. (Daily Mail)

Aug. 5

Easing off on Eze: Crystal Palace are increasingly confident that Eberechi Eze will remain at the club for next season. Arsenal aren't prepared to trigger his £68-million release clause, so they'll consider other targets. (The Sun)

Comfortable in Croydon: Marc Guehi could see out the final year of his Crystal Palace contract despite attracting interest from Liverpool and Newcastle. The Eagles are yet to receive an offer for their defender who is valued at £40 million. (The Guardian)

Tabling silver for Silva: Fabio Silva is ready to join Borussia Dortmund on a contract until 2030 after meeting sporting director Sebastian Kehl and head coach Niko Kovac. Dortmund must now reach an agreement with Wolverhampton Wanderers over his price. (Sky Sport Germany)

Southampton set price: Southampton have made a counteroffer to Everton after rejecting the Toffees' bid of around £40 million for Tyler Dibling. They've asked for £45 million, plus £5 million in easily achievable bonuses and a 25% sell-on clause, for the teenager. (The Athletic)

Replacing Retegui: Fulham's Rodrigo Muniz has been identified as Atalanta's top target after striker Mateo Retegui left for Saudi Arabia. Muniz, 24, scored eight Premier League goals last season. (Pazzi Di Fanta)

Al-Nassr on the attack: Al-Nassr could attempt to sign ex-Manchester United forward Mason Greenwood from Marseille. The Saudi club wants to add to its frontline after Jhon Duran joined Fenerbahce on loan. (talkSPORT)

Aug. 4

Al-Hilal want Nunez: Darwin Nunez is Al-Hilal's primary target to bolster their attack this summer. AC Milan also retain interest in the Uruguayan, but the Serie A side can't match Al-Hilal's financial package. (The Athletic)

EPL teams ready to pounce: Juventus continue to work on a deal to bring Randal Kolo Muani to Turin permanently. But Manchester United, Newcastle, and Tottenham are ready and waiting to jump in if Juve can't come to terms with Paris Saint-Germain. (L'Equipe)

Garnacho makes his choice: Manchester United winger Alejandro Garnacho has given his "total priority" to Chelsea. The 21-year-old winger is waiting for talks to begin between the two clubs. (Fabrizio Romano)

Dias gets new deal: Manchester City and center-back Ruben Dias agreed to terms on a new contract. The Portuguese international's current deal is set to expire in 2027, but he'll ink a new long-term pact. (The Athletic)

Surprise signing: Al-Ahli came out of nowhere to usurp Atletico Madrid and sign Enzo Millot from Stuttgart. The Saudi club has a verbal agreement in place with both Stuttgart and the French midfielder. (Fabrizio Romano)

Dele's next step: Ex-England international Dele Alli is searching for a new club after being told he's no longer part of Como's plans. The 29-year-old, trying to restart his career after a two-year absence, played only once for Como last season, getting a red card during a nine-minute debut. (The Times)

Aug. 3

Furious Lookman asks to leave: Ademola Lookman claims Atalanta are "blocking" him from leaving the club after its owners agreed to let him depart "if a fair offer came in." His complaint comes after Inter Milan were widely reported to have submitted a failed bid worth up to €45 million. (Instagram)

Spurs can spend: Tottenham could increase their efforts to sign Real Madrid's Rodrygo after Joao Palhinha's loan move from Bayern Munich. Son Heung-min's exit will free up a lot of salary space at Spurs. (AS)

Red Devils may dump Dane: Manchester United have slapped a £30-million price tag on Rasmus Hojlund. The Danish striker wants to stay at Old Trafford and fight for his place in the starting lineup. (BBC Sport)

Bees buzzing: Brentford have approached Leandro Trossard's representatives to discuss whether he would leave Arsenal this summer. They're willing to offer the attacker a three-year contract. (FootballTransfers)

Shopping for a Jacquet: Arsenal have expressed an interest in signing Rennes center-back Jeremy Jacquet. However, the 19-year-old could join next summer rather than in this window. (Fabrizio Romano)