Top Transfer News and Rumors: Thursday Update
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West Ham United is intensifying efforts to secure Kieran Trippier as they seek to bolster their right-back position ahead of the upcoming Premier League season.
In a potential shake-up, Crystal Palace is targeting Chelsea defender Trevoh Chalobah in a £25 million deal following the anticipated departure of Marc Guehi.
Changes are afoot at Lord’s as Guy Lavender prepares to step down from his role as the MCC Chief Executive later this year.
Tottenham Hotspur’s Oliver Skipp is drawing interest from newly-promoted clubs Leicester City, Ipswich Town, and Southampton.
Wilfried Zaha, formerly of Crystal Palace, may make a return to the club on loan from Galatasaray, who have reportedly granted him permission to explore a move away.
Manchester United continues to pursue Burnley midfielder Sander Berge, with discussions about a lucrative contract worth £100,000 per week underway.
In pre-season news, Southampton’s match against Lazio took an unexpected turn as a brawl erupted among players at the hour mark.
Cole Palmer has rejoined Chelsea training following his summer break in Ibiza, while James Trafford’s move to Newcastle appears closer after Burnley acquired a replacement.
Enzo Fernandez is set to become one of Chelsea’s vice-captains, despite recent controversies surrounding a social media video that upset some teammates.
Financial reports revealed that the London Stadium’s operating losses amounted to £20.9 million in the last financial year, highlighting the fiscal pressures faced by West Ham and taxpayers.
Tottenham remains hopeful of securing Dominic Solanke to resolve their striker search ahead of the new season.
Crystal Palace is open to offers for goalkeeper Sam Johnstone as he seeks a departure from Selhurst Park.
Real Sociedad anticipates midfielder Martin Zubimendi could complete a transfer to Liverpool soon, while Manchester United is negotiating with Arsenal regarding compensation for youth prospect Chido Obi-Martin.
Lastly, thoughts are growing around the potential return of football hooliganism discussions, following government calls for unity amid ongoing civil unrest.
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