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Tottenham is ready to shell out £ 88m on a double signing, while Manchester United has announced to Inter Milan how much it would cost Romelu Lukaku, according to Friday's newspapers.
POCHETTINO LIFT AS SPURS NEAR THE DOUBLE OFFER
Tottenham would approach a double signing of £ 88 million, while Mauricio Pochettino would finally have the opportunity to strengthen his squad.
Having not signed a single player in the last two transfer windows, the Spurs seem ready to spend their money this summer while they're trying to launch a serious challenge to the title next season.
And according to reports in Friday's newspapers, two players were targeted – offers were submitted.
An offer of 53 million pounds would be for the midfielder very appreciated by Real Betis. Giovani Lo Celsoaccording to The Guardian.
The Argentinian would have a buyback clause of £ 88 million, the Betis wishing to get this amount as close as possible, although Spurs We hope to reach an agreement worth almost £ 50 million.
Lo Celso has scored 16 goals and scored six assists in 45 games with Betis this season, which would certainly add a missing goal threat to the central area of Tottenham.
The other player about to leave for North London is the PSV winger Steven Bergwijnwhich would cost around £ 35 million.
The sun The 21-year-old, who has scored 15 goals and added 13 assists in 41 appearances this season, has been watched for some time by the Spurs. He impressed PSV against Pochettino's men in the Champions League group stage this quarter.
Reports indicate that the player has an exit clause of 25 million euros in his contract, although it would appear that the Spurs could be asked to bid at more than 30 million pounds in order to land a player likely to be considered a direct competition for Son Heung-Min and Lucas Moura.
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AND THE REST
Bayern Munich would have been the victim of an offer to buy 70 million pounds sterling for Leroy Sane, repelled by Manchester City (The Guardian).
Real Madrid and Bayern Munich would have agreed on personal conditions for Robert Lewandowski (The Sun)
Frank Lampard wants to keep his former Chelsea teammate, Ashley Cole, in Derby next season (The Sun)
The left-back of Chichwell in Leicester City is a goal of £ 71 million for Atletico Madrid (The sun)
Manchester United and Chelsea are both interested in Barcelona winger Philippe Coutinho (Daily Star)
Liverpool has been in contact with the agent of Nicolas Pepe (Daily Star), Lille's star rated at £ 70 million
Manchester United wants to recover £ 80m for Romelu Lukaku striker from Inter Milan (Daily Mail)
Emerson Palmieri should stay in Chelsea next season after speculating on his intention to join Juventus through this window (Daily Star)
James Milner and Joel Matip will be offered new offers by Liverpool after playing a leading role in the Champions League campaign (Daily Mail)
Antoine Griezmann is not a priority for Barcelona even though he has announced at Atletico Madrid that he will leave this summer (Daily Mail)
Tottenham has abandoned its stake in Andre Gomes of Barcelona, worth 30 million pounds. Everton and West Ham leave to dispute the Portuguese's signature (Daily Mail)
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer could ignore defensive targets Kalidou Koulibaly and Harry Maguire, as well as Chris Smalling, Phil Jones, Eric Bailly and Marcos Rojo, both on the road to life at Old Trafford (Daily Mirror)
Huddersfield wants to sign with young Everton and the international under-21, Kieran Dowell (Daily Mirror)
Ashley Young could join former Manchester United captain Wayne Rooney in MLS with DC United planning a decisive attack on defender (Daily Mirror)
Manchester United would have made a lucrative bid for PSG midfielder Adrien Rabiot (Daily Mirror)
Barcelona pursues the signatures of Rodrigo Moreno, Valencia, and Cristhian Stuani, Girona, this summer (Daily Mirror)
Real Madrid is preparing a new £ 106m bid for Chelsea's 28-year-old Belgian midfielder Eden Hazard (Daily Telegraph).
Liverpool President, Tom Werner, believes that it is important that the manager, Jurgen Klopp, in office since October 2015, "stays as long as he wishes" (Liverpool Echo)
Bournemouth midfielder Harry Arter, 29, recently promoted to Aston Villa, faces competition from Fulham and Stoke for the Irish International (Irish Independent)
Brighton and Stoke are among the clubs eager to recruit Portsmouth defenseman Matt Clarke (22) (Sentinel)
Celtic could be on the market for former striker Moussa Dembele who could still be sold by Lyon this summer (Daily Record)
Aston Villa prepares a move for Rangers captain James Tavernier (Daily Record)
Celtic showed interest for Ipswich defender Dylan Crowe, and RB Leipzig also monitored the 18-year-old (Daily Record) player.
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