AC Milan have expressed interest in Bournemouth midfielder Alex Scott, according to reports that surfaced on Sunday. The 23‑year‑old England international has seen his market value rise sharply, yet Milan remain intent on securing his services. The club’s pursuit of Scott is part of a broader transfer window activity that has seen several top teams eyeing talent across Europe.
Bayern Munich, meanwhile, have reportedly revisited talks with 16‑year‑old Manchester United attacking midfielder JJ Gabriel. Although the German club has not yet made a formal offer, they are reportedly monitoring the youngster’s potential move to Spain, where Barcelona and Real Madrid are believed to be the leading suitors. The interest in Gabriel reflects the growing trend of German clubs courting young prospects from the Premier League.
In the Portuguese capital, Porto has raised the release clause in the contract of 20‑year‑old Brazilian striker William Gomes to €100 million (about £85 million). The move comes amid Liverpool’s expressed interest in the forward, who has attracted attention from several top clubs. The clause hike is seen as a protective measure by Porto to ensure they receive a substantial fee should the player be sold.
Barcelona’s France full‑back Jules Kounde has also entered the transfer radar. Liverpool have reportedly shown interest in the defender, with the Spanish club reportedly open to offers around £60 million. Kounde’s performances in La Liga have made him a coveted target for clubs looking to bolster their defensive options.
Chelsea’s pursuit of Monaco midfielder Lamine Camara continues, despite the French side’s refusal to meet the Ligue 1 club’s €70 million (≈£59 million) valuation. The Blues missed an opportunity to sign the 22‑year‑old Senegal international last summer, but the club remains keen on adding his creative midfield prowess to their squad.
Finally, Manchester City’s summer approach to acquire 17‑year‑old USA forward Mathis Albert from Borussia Dortmund was reported by Goal. The young striker’s potential has attracted attention from several Premier League clubs, and City’s interest underscores their ongoing search for emerging talent.
With these movements, the transfer market remains highly active as clubs from the Premier League, Serie A, La Liga, Bundesliga, and Ligue 1 compete for promising players. The next few weeks will likely see further negotiations and potential deals as clubs aim to strengthen their squads ahead of the new season.