Monday's Transfer news: Arsenal, Manchester United, Liverpool and Chelsea rumours
All the latest transfer news and updates from Monday 15 July
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We’re expecting some big names to begin to move towards monster moves, including Matthijs De Ligt to Juventus.
Elsewhere, Neymar, Harry Maguire, Paul Pogba and more remain on the lips of fans around the world. Follow all of the latest below.
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Aaron Ramsey will finally be unveiled as a Juventus player following his free transfer from Arsenal.
With Cristiano Ronaldo likely to be delighted with how the Old Lady are putting the pieces together to make a charge in the Champions League, with Adrien Rabiot also arriving.
Barcelona’s top heavy side now includes Antoine Griezmann, Lionel Messi, Luis Suarez, Philippe Coutinho and Ousmane Dembele.
Room for one more? Neymar’s future remains uncertain and Barcelona are concievably the only potential landing spot.
Man City are set to drop their interest in Joao Cancelo and reignite a move for Dani Alves.
The Brazilian snubbed Pep Guardiola two years ago to join PSG from Juventus, but now he could arrive at City after a fine Copa America with Brazil.
Alves won the Golden Ball and could now move to England, with Spurs and Arsenal also thought to be keen, according to Gazzetta dello Sport.
Barcelona and Bayern Munich are also keen on Cancelo, who is likely to be sold to make room in their squad.
AC Milan and Roma will battle to sign Jean Michael Seri from Fulham.
The Ivorian is set to leave the Cottage after relegation last season.
And the Express claim the Italian giants are leading the chase, but the Whites want their £25m investment back.
Napoli and Inter Milan are also monitoring the situation.
Saido Berahino is training with Belgian side Zulte Waregem.
The Mail report the former Stoke striker hopes to revive his career in Belgium.
He has also rejected offers from Russia, USA, Italy and Turkey.
Porto have handed Iker Casillas a new role while he continues his recovery from a heart attack.
"I'm going to be the connection between the players and the club," Casillas said.
A group of influential Arsenal supporters' organisations, fanzines and blogs have joined forces to call for "better leadership" of the club and hit out at Stan Kroenke's "passive ownership".
A total of 16 signatories published a statement on Monday morning demanding change as the Gunners prepare for a third successive season without Champions League football.
Under a heading of '#WeCareDoYou', it criticised the imbalance of the Arsenal board, "soulless" atmosphere at the Emirates Stadium and a lack of transfer strategy.
"As Arsenal fans we have watched with frustration as the team's football performances have declined over the past decade," the statement began.
"When Stan Kroenke began buying Arsenal shares the club had just competed in a first Champions League final.
"Twelve years on, Arsenal are about to play in the Europa League for the third year running."
Neymar has arrive at PSG's Camp des Loges training ground this morning.
The Brazilian failed to show up to pre-season initially, sparking speculation of a move away.
But with Barcelona signing Antoine Griezmann, a possible destination for his exit appears closed off now, meaning he could reconcile with the French champions ahead of a third season in the capital.
Wolves boss Nuno Espirito Santo has outlined his desire for new signings at the club this summer.
''At the moment we are working with 11 first team players. It's obvious we have to bring (players in).''
''We are only going to bring in players that add quality to the squad we have. That is why it requires time.
"Sometimes things are not possible but I am hopeful we are going to bring in players. I hope we make not only one (signing) but a bunch of very good business."
Wolves have already made the loan signings of Leander Dendoncker and Raúl Jiménez permanent this summer, however the club is yet to sign any new, senior first team players.
Ajax captain Matthijis De Ligt is close to signing for Italian champions Juventus according to Ajax head coach Erik Ten Hag.
''We knew that for a long time that [De Ligt's departure] would happen, it's good that it happens now.''
However, reports from Mundo Deportivo suggest that FC Barcelona are attempting to hijack the deal in a last-ditch attempt to sign the highly rated Dutchman.
Nevertheless, despite the Catalan club's interest, it is still expected that De Ligt will complete his move to Turin within the coming weeks, barring any major surprises.
Former Liverpool target, Nabil Fekir is attracting attention from Spain, according to French paper L'Equipe.
The Lyon captain has looked likely to leave France for sometime now, and after missing out on a move to Merseyside last summer, he is now wanted by Real Betis, Sevilla and Valencia.
Le Parisien have claimed that the fee would be approximately €30 million.
After a weeks speculation, Steve Bruce has resigned as manager of Sheffield Wednesday after being in charge for just 6 months.
He is now expected to take charge of Newcastle United after talks were held on Saturday and is favourite to succeed Rafa Benitez.
Bruce leaves Hillsborough with his assistants Steve Agnew and Stephen Clemence.
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