Arsenal's HUGE transfers, Liverpool's Amorim SHOCK, Mourinho blasts Man Utd: FootballTransfers recap

Tom Weber

• Updated: 22 Apr 2024 22:38 BST
• 7 min read

Monday delivered plenty of massive transfer news as Arsenal are ready to smash their transfer record.

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Plus, Liverpool have held talks with a new coaching target after a shocking update on Ruben Amorim, Inter have won Serie A and Jose Mourinho took aim at Man Utd. There's plenty to cover, so let's jump right in.

Exclusive: Arsenal poised for record-breaking summer window

FootballTransfers understands that Arsenal are ready to shatter their transfer record this summer in order to take the squad to the next level.

Michael Olise is among the players wanted and he could be worth the risk despite his injury record.

The Gunners also want Viktor Gyokeres, but there may be a cheaper alternative out there and Mikel Arteta is already a huge fan.

Exclusive: Liverpool hold Fonseca talks

FootballTransfers in conjunction with Anfield Watch has been told that Liverpool have held talks with Lille boss Paulo Fonseca.

This comes after the news that Ruben Amorim looks unlikely to get the Liverpool job, with West Ham now seemingly the favourites to land him.

Mourinho blasts Man Utd

Jose Mourinho has not held back when talking about Man Utd's transfer policy.

He claimed that there are still players at the club he wanted to sell during his reign. Who could he be talking about?

He also spoke less than glowingly about Erik ten Hag, with Man Utd effectively now giving the Dutchman one more month to save his job.

Departing Bayern boss Thomas Tuchel could be a surprise candidate to succeed him.

The antics of Man Utd flop Antony after the embarrassing FA Cup clash with Coventry symbolised everything that is wrong with the club under Ten Hag.

Inter win the Scudetto

Inter have won their 20th Serie A title and Lautaro Martinez played a vital role - he is now officially one of the best forwards in the world.

Congratulations to Inter on winning Serie A! 🏆

Scudetto No. 20 for the Nerazzurri ⭐ ⭐ pic.twitter.com/idaqOcLk9a

— Football Transfers (@Transfersdotcom) April 22, 2024

Barca exits

Barcelona hold a surprising interest in Chelsea youngster Carney Chukwuemeka.

But to pull off this move and other signings, they will need to sell first. Here are five players who could leave Barcelona in the summer.

Next Salah or Nunez upgrade?

Liverpool continue to be linked with Bundesliga star Omar Marmoush. The Egyptian is often likened to compatriot Mo Salah, but he would actually be the Darwin Nunez upgrade the Reds need.

Nunez's goal record is just downright awful.

Transfer news

Finally, let's finish up with some more transfer news from around the world. Fabrizio Romano has revealed the two Chelsea players who will definitely leave this summer.

Tottenham are in talks with one of Serie A's biggest breakout stars...but he's a Chelsea fan.

Speaking of the Blues, how have their signings fared this season? Let's grade them.

Fabrizio Romano has provided a major update on the future of Real Madrid's Ferland Mendy amid new links to Arsenal and Man Utd.

He also shot down reports linking Chelsea to Jonathan David.

It is being claimed that Spain could change its tax laws to help Real Madrid sign Kylian Mbappe.

It is unlikely that the same will happen in England, but Man Utd are also plotting a huge free transfer signing.

The Red Devils are also still interested in one of Bayer Leverkusen's biggest stars.

Chelsea and Man City have unearthed a potential gem in Scotland's lower leagues.

Could Bernardo Silva be on his way to Arsenal?

Lastly, Chelsea are set to crush the dream of one of their biggest talents.

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