London: Nigerian striker Victor Osimhen is reportedly eager to join Premier League champions Arsenal during the ongoing summer 2026 transfer window. The Gunners, keen to bolster their attacking lineup, have reportedly allocated approximately £60 million for Osimhen's acquisition. However, negotiations face hurdles as Galatasaray remain reluctant to approve the deal, complicating the desired move for the Nigerian forward.
According to Ghana Web, the transfer market is buzzing with activity beyond Arsenal's interest in Osimhen. Real Madrid are considering a potential move for Spanish midfielder Martin Zubimendi, though no official steps have been taken yet. Meanwhile, Manchester City are closely monitoring Chelsea winger Pedro Neto, with an eye to strengthen their attacking options amid competition from Al-Hilal.
In other developments, Juventus are in discussions with Tottenham regarding a loan deal with an option to buy Italian goalkeeper Guglielmo Vicario, aged 29. Aston Villa's Emiliano Martnez, however, will not be joining Juventus following negotiations between the clubs. Newcastle United are preparing a £55 million bid for Villarreal's forward Georges Mikautadze, who is also attracting interest from Barcelona.
Additionally, Everton are leading the chase for Chelsea's striker Liam Delap, while Coventry City is nearing a deal for Guinea forward Sidiki Cherif from Fenerbah§e. Other notable moves include West Ham United finalizing a deal for Leeds United's Joel Piroe and Hull City entering advanced talks for Panathinaikos forward Andreas Tetteh.
Amidst these activities, Manchester United are making efforts to capitalize on their academy talents, with left-back Harry Amass potentially on the move. AC Milan's Rºben Amorim has excluded Youssouf Fofana from his plans, opening the door for interest from Nottingham Forest and Crystal Palace. Atl©tico Madrid are also vying with Barcelona for the signing of Morocco midfielder Azzedine Ounahi, as the transfer window continues to unfold with anticipation and strategic moves.