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Manchester United have been left seething after it emerged the representatives of Cristiano Ronaldo have been speaking to Premier League rivals Chelsea, with reports outlining that a potential move for the 37-year-old icon to Stamford Bridge was discussed.

Meanwhile it’s all systems go at Liverpool, despite the Merseysiders insisting their early summer transfer business has already been concluded.

Jurgen Klopp pulled off a potential club-record deal for striker Darwin Nunez, prior to the depature of club legend Sadio Mane to Bayern Munich. The Reds then brought in Calvin Ramsay from Aberdeen and declared their business done – yet the rumour mill has sparked into life again.

It the last 24 hours reports have emerged that Liverpool would consider a sensational exit of Mohamed Salah this summer, but only for a specific price.

Real Madrid’s forgotten man Marco Asensio has since been linked as a result, with the Spain international rapidly approaching the end of his contract at the Bernabeu.

Elsewhere, Mikel Arteta’s Arsenal revolution is in full flow and it has quickly become apparent that the Gunners will be spending relentlessly this summer, with their key focus at the moment being Leeds United’s exciting winger Raphinha, who is also desired by Barcelona.

Keep up with every single movement in the summer transfer window with Express Sport, below

Man Utd’s transfer troubles worsen amid Christian Eriksen snub

Manchester United’s stuttering summer transfer window appears to have taken a turn for the worse amid reports that Christian Eriksen has rejected a move to Old Trafford. Erik ten Hag has made Eriksen a leading transfer target ahead of his first season as United manager but could be set to miss out on his signature.

Man Utd and Arsenal ‘hold London meeting for Lisandro Martinez’

Manchester United and Arsenal both reportedly held face-to-face talks with the representatives of Lisandro Martinez in London earlier this week. The Red Devils and the Gunners are battling it out for the services of the Ajax central defender, who could be in line for a move to the Premier League this summer.

Liverpool chase Portugal international Otavio

Liverpool will reportedly make a £34million bid for Porto’s Portugal international Otavio. Porto expect Liverpool to firm up their interest in the versatile attacker after they rejected a £26m offer for the ace from Leeds.

The player’s agent has been in England in an attempt to broker a move for his client, with the Primeira Liga side willing to do business at around the £38m mark.

Jurgen Klopp’s Marco Asensio belief emerges

Despite already having a plethora of talented forwards in his squad, Jurgen Klopp is eying up another player to add to his Liverpool ranks. The German is reportedly monitoring Marco Asensio’s situation at Real Madrid in the belief that he could get the forward’s career back on track.

Dembele is Premier League bound

Breakthrough for Chelsea, who are not only linked with Cristiano Ronaldo but also look to be tying up the loose ends on finally bringing Ousmane Dembele to English shores. Dembele will likely become a free agent at the start of July as discussions over a new deal with La Liga giants Barcelona continue to stall.

United lay down the law to Ronaldo

The Red Devils have directly informed Cristiano Ronaldo that he’s not available this summer after Jorge Mendes discussed a potential transfer with Chelsea owner Todd Boehly.

With Bayern Munich also offered Ronaldo’s services, United have come out with a strict stance on his future, in order to deter all future speculation.

We’re over two weeks into the summer transfer window and a whole host of clubs are desperately pursuing new faces to bolster their squads.

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