Liverpool will miss its £ 35m transfer goal as Manchester United's growing interest in the midfield

Although the transfer window has closed, you can rest badured that rumors and gossip will always remain.

The Premier League is the league where signature speculation never stops.

Here is a selection of the latest news on transfers and rumors circulating.

Tottenham is considering a £ 35m summer transfer for West Ham star Declan Rice.

The Express reports that the Spurs are preparing for the possible exit of the Danish star Christian Eriksen this summer, the contract of the midfielder to be completed in 17 months and Real Madrid fierce.

Rice has been on Tottenham's radar for some time and, even though the 20-year-old, who has been so impressive this season, signed a new five-and-a-half-year deal in December, West Ham must stick to the product. Academy, but Liverpool is also interested.

"I am absolutely delighted to have signed the contract and to send my future to the Club until 2024. I am absolutely delighted," he said during an extension of the training period.

Liverpool application

Liverpool president Jurgen Klopp will request defensive additions this summer, according to The Sun.

Klopp reportedly wanted to strengthen his defense during the January transfer window, but the Anfield leaders failed to sign.

Liverpool had several defensive injuries in January after loaning Nathaniel Clyne to Bournemouth.

Top contenders Virgil van Dijk and Joe Gomez top the agenda.

Manchester clubs want midfielder

Manchester United should face City, rival of midfielder Tanguy Ndombele Lyon, this summer.

Ndombele has played for Ligue 1 this season, and several European elite clubs are regulars in OL Park, keeping an eye on the 22-year-old.

That includes both Manchester clubs, Pep Guardiola having touted the French international after the City's 2-2 draw against Lyon in the Champions League in November.

For more than 12 months, City has been monitoring Ndombele. Today, Le10 Sport said United had also been transferred to a player valued at 80 million euros by OL President Jean-Michel Aulas.

It is claimed that United has already made contact with representatives of the players, who seek to make themselves known.

But both will face Juventus, the Italian champion, who has already met the Lyon leaders to discuss a possible summer deal.

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Battle of Arsenal and Tottenham

Arsenal and Tottenham are about to separate from Borussia Mönchengladbach defender Matthias Ginter.

According to Sky Sports, North London rivals are monitoring the German international.

Arsenal and Tottenham are both looking for central defenders before the summer transfer slot.

Inter, 25, won 23 selections for Germany.

Interest Insignia

Sports Witness reports that Liverpool has recorded a 70 million euro stake in Napoli striker, Lorenzo Insigne.

It is supposed to be a key target for Klopp as part of the summer reconstruction, but it seems like they will have to shell out MUCH more money to get their man.

However, the Serie A giants were informed of Liverpool's interest and Napoli President Aurelio De Laurentiis quickly rejected the proposal.

He reportedly reacted by saying that Insigne was valued at nearly € 150m (£ 131m).

The 27 year old player is under contract with Napoli until the summer of 2022 and the player has not yet signed a new contract.

But with eight goals and five badists in 19 Serie A games this season, he is quickly attracting interest from top clubs.

But United is ready to fight the Sky Blues at the end of the season, while they should have named a new long-term manager.

United would be looking for new talent in the middle of the park.

United to silence muscles for Felix?

According to ESPN, United will lobby to bring Joao Felix to Manchester this summer.

At 19, most major European clubs are trying to sign him – but they say that United is very enthusiastic.

Real Madrid continues to follow Benfica's offensive midfielder, followed closely by Juventus, Barcelona, ​​Atletico Madrid, AC Milan and Borussia Dortmund.

Torsion

The future of Adrien Rabiot at Paris Saint-Germain has taken a new turn after entering the Champions League 1 team.

Midfielder Rabiot was out of contract at the end of the season and was apparently frozen from the first team's activities by boss Thomas Tuchel.

The 23-year-old is no longer registered with PSG since December 11, when he replaced the 83rd minute in his Champions League clash with Red Star Belgrade.

But now, Tuchel has decided to include Rabiot, who has participated in all the European matches of the champions of France, so far, in his team for the round of 16.

Rabiot, which will be available free in summer, is very popular, Barcelona queuing to get his signature.

The French international is also wanted by the giants of the Premier League, Liverpool, Arsenal and Tottenham.

Benatia rejected United

It has been alleged that former Juventus defender Mehdi Benatia denied the transfer to United in the transfer window.

Goal said he joined Al Duhail in Qatar after moving to Old Trafford.

He said, "I want my children to grow up in an Islamic atmosphere and I could go to clubs in the United Arab Emirates or Saudi Arabia, but I preferred to be with Al Duhail, and many players. Moroccans play at the national level. team and are with the gulf clubs. "

Ginter to be a gunner?

Arsenal oversee Borussia Monchengladbach's central defender Matthias Ginter – but his Tottenham rivals are too.

According to Sky Sports, the North London pair is monitoring the German international.

Aged 25, Arsenal's goal is to come back after scoring 36 goals this season.

Arsenal would also look to Benfica's left-back Alejandro Grimaldo.

And like Ginter, they are not alone. The Atletico Madrid is also interested, according to Mundo Deportivo.

The 23-year-old is a former Barcelona player and could ideally replace Nacho Monreal.

The Gunners will not be excluded from the race to make Max Aarons sign Norwich City.

Tottenham is one of the favorites for signing the right-backed side.

But Arsenal scouts think the 19-year-old might be worth it, especially as the asking price would be only about 15 million pounds.

Coutinho will not come back

Even after a terrible night in El Clasico, Barcelona's president, Josep Maria Bartomeu, insisted that Philippe Coutinho was not for sale.

The midfielder, who left Liverpool last January, had a mediocre first year with the Catalan giants.

He was bound to return to Anfield – but a step back is not on the agenda.