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Juventus are closely following Tijjani Reijnders as they assess a potential midfield addition from Manchester City.
Reijnders has fallen out of favour at City and has been an unused substitute several times this season.
Juventus see Reijnders as a fit due to his Serie A experience and familiarity with Italian football.
Financial considerations may shape any deal, with City’s investment complicating a straightforward purchase.
There could be a creative financial structure for a potential deal, such as a loan or player exchange.
Reijnders previously played for AC Milan, giving him Italian football familiarity that could ease a return to Serie A.
City signed Reijnders for about £46 million, but his role has diminished since February.
City’s ongoing performance concerns could influence the timing of any transfer this summer.
Juventus plan to balance squad improvement with financial sustainability in any deal.
Intermediaries are already gauging interest from other clubs as transfer window nears.

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Man United faces potential exits as Manuel Ugarte reportedly plans a transfer this summer with several clubs linked to him.
Casemiro is set to leave Manchester United as part of the club's anticipated turnover.
Altay Bayındır is expected to depart, likely heading to Türkiye.
André Onana could finish his Trabzonspor loan and may not stay as a backup option.
Marcus Rashford's future is uncertain, with Barcelona reportedly reluctant to exercise their loan option.
Rasmus Højlund's move to Napoli appears likely to become permanent if Champions League qualification is achieved.
Jadon Sancho is out of contract after his Aston Villa loan and not expected to return to United.
Joshua Zirkzee is a fringe player now but could seek more minutes elsewhere.
Tyrell Malacia could become a free agent, with a left-back signing considered.
The report frames a broader turnover as United targets Champions League return and a Premier League title bid by 2027-28.

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Leeds United are the frontrunners to sign Lois Openda from Juventus this summer, with a lucrative package reportedly on the table.
Leeds prefer a loan-to-buy route to land Openda amid Juventus’ desire to move him on.
Coventry City are also linked with the forward, but Leeds are seen as better placed to complete the deal.
Openda has struggled in Serie A, with 2 goals in 37 appearances this season for Juventus.
Juventus are looking to move the Belgian forward on and may accept a purchase clause in a future deal.
Leeds’ plan is to provide high-quality goalscoring support for Dominic Calvert-Lewin up front next season.
Leeds’ negotiations focus on the final valuation of the purchase clause and potential late purchase option.
The transfer window could see a spread of the budget across multiple new additions for Leeds.
Openda joined Juventus on loan from RB Leipzig with a pre-agreed permanent move anticipated by Juve.
Juventus hierarchy reportedly wants to offload Openda immediately to move on from his time in Turin.

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Affengruber attracts interest from Manchester United, Juventus and AC Milan as transfer chatter heats up this summer.
The Austrian centre‑back has impressed since joining Elche as a free agent in 2024.
He has featured regularly in La Liga and Copa del Rey this season, contributing a goal and two assists.
Affengruber earned his first Austrian national team call‑up recently.
Elche could profit from a sale as his market value is estimated around €9 million.
Clubs circling include some of Europe’s most prestigious sides, increasing the likelihood of a big move.
Affengruber helped Elche secure promotion previously and has become a first-choice defender.
The transfer race is shaping up as one of the market’s most intriguing subplots this summer.
Affengruber has International hopes tied to a move to a bigger stage ahead of the World Cup.
Elche value Affengruber highly as a potential asset for a lucrative sale.

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Arsenal could consider selling Ethan Nwaneri this summer due to limited first-team chances and a need to fund squad improvements.
Nwaneri joined Olympique Marseille on loan in January but has started just once in Ligue 1 since February.
Chelsea has been linked as a potential destination, reflecting the Blues’ recent pattern of signing young talent early.
Liverpool could offer a pathway for Nwaneri, particularly as they prepare to fill a future starting role on the right wing.
Aston Villa may present a stable development route under manager Unai Emery, potentially driving a big-money sale.
European clubs across Spain, Italy, and Germany are identified as realistic targets given Nwaneri’s willingness to move abroad.
Atlético Madrid and other European clubs could emerge as potential destinations if Griezmann departs and buy options are not triggered.
The transfer scenario is framed as a broader strategy to fund the squad and manage long-term development.
Nwaneri remains a creator-type winger with long-term potential rather than a conventional goalscorer, influencing transfer considerations.
Nwaneri’s loan to Marseille and the managerial changes there have affected his progression and exposure to first-team football.

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