Transfer Rumors: Stoke Eye Up Hart, Wolves Exclude Rondon, Man Utd tops the standings for Fernandes & More

Yes, it's all over again.

The transfer rumors fly to the left, right and center, and in today 's edition of the rumor, we have many interesting stories to dissect – Antonio Valenica envisioning a move to Sheffield United and Stoke offering Joe Hart a lifeline.

Here is an overview of the latest stories in Europe.

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Serie A Top Dogs All After Manolas

Kostas Manolas – who seems to have been linked to a departure from Rome every summer since the beginning of time – is generally considered one of the most complete defenders of the A-Series. So it is not surprising to see his name appear again.

Juventus, Napoli and now Milan are all looking to make an approach for the 28-year-old, according to Sportitalia (via Football Italia), but the Roma are not surprised to let him go for less than his son. Release clause of € 36 million.

For somewhat obscure reasons, Milan responded to Roma's badessment by asking for a discount. Good luck with that one, guys.

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Stoke proves that they are no less dangerous

Poor old Joe Hart. Nothing had been going in his direction for a few years and the old Head & Shoulders aficionado seems to be stuck in an inevitable cycle of disappointment for every new club for which he engages … by being generally nil.

Now he appears Stoke are willing to offer him yet another lifebuoy if they are forced to part with Jack Butland this summer. Aston Villa are looking for powerful contenders for England number two for about £ 20 million and The sun signal that the Potters will seek to replace him with Hart.

A drop in the championship would probably make sense for Hart, but you can almost guarantee everything will be bad for him.

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Wolves withdraw from race for Salomon Rondon

Salomon Rondon has (surprisingly?) Made a good loan to Newcastle last season and the fact that West Brom is not re-equipped to return to the Premier League almost guarantees his return to the fore next season.

The wolves will not be in the running to sign a permanent contract because, according to Football Insider, the £ 16.5 million Venezuelan release clause will be far too expensive – or maybe it's just because that he is not Portuguese, who knows?

Newcastle and West Ham remain in the race, so there will still be a lot to come from this particular saga, that's for sure.

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Ivan Perisic is unhappy at Inter … and is unhappy with teams that want to move him away from Inter

Ivan Perisic may be overdue, but he remains an honest player. Ask any fan of England, he will not fail to tell you what he thinks of him.

It will likely be moving this summer, with FC Inter News claiming that Arsenal, Leicester and Wolves have all expressed interest in winger Inter. Unfortunately, there is a problem for all three teams.

Arsenal, as it has been well reported, does not basically have money to spend and will play in Europa League football and Perisic would be indifferent to signing for Leicester or the Wolves. It's a bold approach to Ivan the TerribleLet's see how that goes.

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Manchester United fights for Bruno Fernandes

We all know that Bruno Fernandes is a very, very good player. We all know that almost everyone in Europe wants a piece of it. So what's new today?

Well, it seems that Manchester United is ready to do anything to land it this summer and, as reported by O Jogo, the move will not depend on whether or not the Red Devils sell Paul Pogba to Real Madrid.

Rossonera Radio also say that United "leads the race" by signing Fernandes for £ 70m ahead of Premier League rivals Liverpool and Manchester City, who are also closely watching the midfield.

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The future of Antonio Valenica could be in Ecuador or Sheffield

To say that Antonio Valencia has a variety of options in front of him this summer would be a serious understatement.

The Ecuadorian publication Tera Deportes has listed a number of parties believed to be interested in capturing the former Manchester United man, whoseiga de Quito, Barcelona, Galatasaray or Sheffield United. The Blades, being the only Premier League team still in contention, could then have a decent chance to attack the 33-year-old.

The daily mail also claimed that Sheffield United had already sent an offer to the free agent, so expect that others developments about this story over the next few weeks.

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Man Utd will make an offer for Sean Longstaff this summer

Sean Longstaff seemed nowhere to impress Newcastle in 2018/19, performing a series of great performances before his season was shortened by injury.

These performances have attracted a lot of interest from Manchester United and, according to the Evening Standard, the Red Devils will make an offer for the 21-year-old this summer.

A bit vague, but the report notes that an offer will come only after United will have Fills priority areas from back to back and from back to back – meaning we can wait until the transfer deadline, the day before it.

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West Ham seemingly "Love & # 39; Jasper Cillessen

A flawless stayWest Ham has a very good goalkeeper in the form of Lukasz Fabianski, who almost denies the need to waste money by hiring another very good guardian. Right?

The Hammers need a new goalkeeper after Adrian's departure, but does Cillessen really want to move from second-choice goaltender status at Camp Nou to second-choice goalie goaltender in London? Stadium? It's a story of transfer that does not really make sense and so must be taken with more than a pinch of salt.