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Real Madrid are looking to offload winger Vinicius Jr. in order to make a move for PSG star Kylian Mbappe, says the Daily Mirror.

Vinicius, 21, moved to Madrid in 2018 for €46m from Flamengo but only contributed six goals in 49 games last season. The Brazilian is unhappy about the prospect of being moved on, but Madrid need to raise funds to sign Mbappe for over €150m.

Manchester United have been offered Vinicius on an initial loan, with the option of a permanent deal next year, and have tracked the player in the past. However, they are already set to sign winger Jadon Sancho from Borussia Dortmund for €85m and are closing on a €50m move for Real Madrid defender Raphael Varane, so may not have much more money to spend.

The report says that Real want at least €75m for Vinicius, who played for Brazil at the Copa America.

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19.15 BST: Crystal Palace haved signed defender Marc Guehi from Chelsea on a five-year deal.

Guehi is a Chelsea academy product but had only made two senior appearances for the Blues. He spent the last 18 months on loan at Swansea City where he made 59 appearances as the Welsh side pushed for promotion in the last two seasons.

The 21-year-old will now link up with new Eagles coach Patrick Vieira at Selhurst Park, with Palace opening up their Premier League campaign against Guehi's former side Chelsea.

18.15 BST: Manchester United manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has said Jesse Lingard is part of his plans for next season.

Lingard impressed on his return to the team following a loan spell at West Ham United after playing the second half in a 2-1 win over Derby County at Pride Park on Sunday.

The 28-year-old left Old Trafford in January to find regular first-team football but Solskjaer insists he wants to keep the England forward after finding himself short of options at the end of last season.

'Jesse has come back, been bright, he wants to fight for his place and there's nothing better than seeing players want to fight for their place,' Solskjaer said.

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17.14 BST: Arsenal are one of the clubs who admire Aston Villa and England midfielder Jack Grealish, according to the Athletic.

The Gunners, along with Man City, Man United, Tottenham have all been credited with interest, although it seems as if City is the only realistic destination other than Villa at the moment. Villa are hoping to sign the 25-year-old to a new contract to keep him at his hometown club, but City have been tipped to make a £100 million-move for the midfielder.

16.28 BST: Newcastle defender Florian Lejeune is set to move back to Spanish club Alaves, Steve Bruce has confirmed.

Maryland casino track money. The Frenchman, 30, played last season at Alaves on loan, and has previous La Liga experience with Villarreal, Girona and Eibar, as well.

'Florian is on his way to Spain' said Bruce.

'It looks as if something is going to happen there. It will put a few quid in the coffers.

'He is going back to Alaves where he was on loan and there is something imminent.'

Lejeune made 46 total experiences for the Magpies in four seasons at St Jame's Park, but spent much of his time dealing with various injuries.

15.27 BST: Armando Broja has signed a new long-term contract at Chelsea that commits him to Stamford Bridge until 2026.

Broja, 19, is highly rated by coach Thomas Tuchel and the Albanian striker has signed up for five more years.

14.46 BST: L'Equipe says that Bayern Munich would be happy to do a deal which would see Kingsley Coman swap clubs with Chelsea's Callum Hudson-Odoi.

Coman, 25, has two years to run on his contract but reportedly wants too much money to sign a new deal and Bayern are willing to listen to offers.

The German club have long been admirers of Chelsea winger Hudson-Odoi, who has struggled to make an impact since signing a new long-term deal in 2019.

14.00 BST: Has Gareth Bale got a future at Real Madrid?

13.21 BST: Barcelona manager Ronald Koeman has given an interview to Barcelona TV and said of Lionel Messi: 'He is vitally important. For what he brings to the team, he's the captain and an example. His goal scoring has been brilliant despite a difficult start. He has shown time and again he is the best in the world. I know how much he wanted to win the Copa América and he has done it at last. Messi is the prime candidate for the Ballon d'Or after a great season and for me he is the favourite.'

Koeman also spoke of summer signings Sergio Aguero and Memphis Depay, who arrived on free transfers from Man City and Lyon.

On Aguero, he said: 'He is an important signing as we have to improve in front of goal. 'Kun' is an experienced player and very dangerous in the box. He has to be right physically and we want him to be at his best for us.'

Regarding Depay, he added: 'It's important that I know him well; he knows how I work and he is a player with a lot of character -- he is strong, quick, he brings us a lot. He can play anywhere up front and he is coming into the prime of his career. He improved a lot at Lyon and he gained experience as captain.'

12.40 BST: AC Milan have announced the permanent signing of defender Fode Ballo-Toure from AS Monaco.

Ballo-Toure, 24, moved to Monaco from Lille in 2019 and made his international debut for Senegal in March.

12.26 BST: Barcelona are considering signing Lille midfielder Renato Sanches on a season-long loan should the club fail to land Atletico Madrid's Saul Niguez, according to Mundo Deportivo.

Negotiations between Barca and Atletico regarding a swap deal that would see Antoine Griezmann return to the Wanda Metropolitano and Saul move to Camp Nou are not progressing. Barca are looking at alternatives and Sanchez could be a good option to strengthen the midfield line.

Sanches, 23, helped Lille win the Ligue 1 title this season and was a starter in Portugal's Euro 2020 squad. The midfielder flopped at Bayern after an €80m move in 2016 but has since reignited his career.

Barca would want to include an option to sign him permanently in the deal which would help the Spanish club considering their current financial situation.

11.45 BST: Brahim Diaz says he is very happy to remain at AC Milan on loan from Real Madrid.

'I'm very happy, I'm thrilled,' Brahim told Sky Italia upon arriving to Milan's Linate airport on Saturday. Real Madrid reached an agreement with AC Milan for Brahimto continue to play at the Rossoneri club on loan for two further seasons. The deal has yet to be made official but AC Milan were keen for the attacking midfielder to stay at the club after scoring four goals and setting up four more in 27 league appearances for the Rossoneri last season while on loan.

11.09 BST: Inter Milan CEO Giuseppe Marotta

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