'Diomande emerges as top transfer target for Liverpool'
RB Leipzig winger Yan Diomande has emerged as a leading target for Liverpool this summer, according to The Athletic.
It is claimed the Bundesliga side want to keep the 19-year-old for another season, but a fee in excess of 87.2m could see a transfer happen this summer.
Liverpool are reportedly in a strong position to sign the Ivory Coast international, who is also a Paris Saint-Germain target.
The Reds need to replace the outgoing Mohamed Salah, and it is claimed they have heavily scouted Diomande, who has scored 13 goals and provided 10 assists in 36 appearances across all competitions this season.
The report says Arne Slot's side want to strengthen the wide attacking positions this summer.
Take a look below at why Diomande is one of the most coveted talents this summer!
Premier League confirms transfer window dates for next season
Get your diaries out because the Premier League has confirmed the dates and times for next season's transfer windows.
The summer transfer window opens on Monday June 15 and closes on Tuesday September 1 at 11pm UK time.
The winter transfer window then opens on New Year's Day on Friday January 1, 2027 and closes on Monday February 1, 2027 at 11pm UK time.
Remember, you can keep up to date with all the latest news across the summer transfer window right here in the Transfer Centre on Your Site' website and app, while you can also keep across the latest developments on Your Site News.
Alaba to leave Real Madrid
Real Madrid have announced that defender David Alaba will leave the club at the end of the season.
The Austrian international, who joined on a free transfer from Bayern Munich in 2021, has made 131 appearances and won two La Liga titles and two Champions League's.
Alaba's time at the Bernabeu has been impacted by injuries, as he started just three times in La Liga this season across his 10 league appearances.
Club President Florentino Perez said on the 33-year-old: David Alaba carries with him the affection of all madridistas for his dedication, his work, and an iconic image in our journey toward the Fourteenth, symbolizing the celebration of a victory that is now a part of our club's history. Real Madrid will always be his home.
Katie Zelem completes permanent West Ham United move
Katie Zelem has joined West Ham United on a permanent transfer.
The midfielder moved to East London from London City on a loan deal until the end of the season in January 2026 and has now made the move permanent.
Former Manchester United captain Zelem joined London City in August 2025 from NWSL outfit Angel City and departs having made 11 appearances across all competitions for the club.
Everyone at London City Lionesses thanks Katie for her contribution to the club and wishes her the very best for the future.
Keane resigns from Ferencvaros
Latest from Your Site News' Mark McAdam:
Robbie Keane has resigned as head coach of Ferencvaros.
Keane has chosen to leave the Hungarian side after 18 months in charge.
He took over in January 2025 and led Ferencvaros to the title that season, ensuring they successfully defended their crown.
Keane has followed that with more silverware this season by winning the Hungarian Cup.
He also led Ferencvaros to the Europa League last-16 while they finished as league runners-up.Before his time with Ferencvaros, Keane won trophies during his year in charge of Maccabi Tel Aviv, including guiding them to the Israeli Premier League title in 2023/24.
He has not decided on his next move but is open to staying in Europe or moving back to the Premier League.
Andre signs new Wolves contract
Andre has committed his future to Wolves by signing a new four-year contact with the club, the club have announced.
The 24-year-old has extended his stay at Molineux despite relegation to the Championship until 2030. The club have an option of extending for a further year.
The 24-year-old moved to Wolverhampton in August 2024 from Fluminense and has played 74 times for Wolves over the past two campaigns.
Reacting to the news, head coach Rob Edwards said: "Andres a great guy and is incredibly professional - he's a dream to work with. Hes grown into a leader and will continue to do that, the more he's around the football club.
"This is a big step for him, because hell be experienced in England and will know how important a player he is for us."
Man Utd open talks to sign Ederson
Latest from Sky in Italy's Gianluca Di Marzio, Your Site News' Vik Varrange and Dharmesh Sheth:
Manchester United have opened talks with Atalanta about a deal for midfielder Ederson.
Your Site News understands there is no agreement yet but the clubs are discussing his signing and progress is being made.
United want to sign at least two new midfielders this summer and are currently working on a shortlist of several leading contenders.
Ederson had looked destined for Atletico Madrid but a pivot from the Spanish club towards Wolves' Joao Gomes - another name on United's radar - in part because of the financials involved, has opened the door for United and other clubs on the Brazilian.
Guardiola to step down at Man City
Manchester City head coach Pep Guardiola will step down this summer.
Guardiola has won 20 trophies at City in the last 10 years, and firmly established himself as one of the Premier League's greatest ever managers.
Guardiola will continue his relationship at City with the City Football Group, by taking up a role as a Global Ambassador.
The role will see him giving technical advice to the clubs in the group, working on specific projects and collaborations.
Slot: Champions League football definitely has an impact on our summer transfer plans.
Fifth-placed Liverpool still need a point to guarantee Champions League football next season, although a goal difference six superior to Bournemouth, three points behind, should be enough of a safeguard.
With further rebuilding planned in the summer to replace the likes of Mo Salah and long-serving left-back Andy Robertson, who is also leaving, boss Arne Slot knows how crucial returning to Europes elite-level competition is.
That has an impact on our [transfer] plans. That is definite, he said.
Wilcox: Carrick earned the opportunity
Manchester United director of football, Jason Wilcox:
Michael has thoroughly earned the opportunity to continue leading our mens team. In the time he has been doing the role, we have seen positive results on the pitch, but more than that, an approach which aligns with the clubs values, traditions and history.
Michaels achievements in leading the club back to the Champions League should not be understated. He has forged a strong bond with the players and can be proud of the winning culture at Carrington and in the dressing room, which we are continuing to build.
