A Premier League club have posed an interest in signing Manchester City right-back Kyle Walker.

Free to leave City this summer, Walker spent the second half of the season at Italian giants AC Milan.

Now, the 35 year old is back in Manchester and David Moyes' Everton have identified the England international as a potential summer buy, as per The Telegraph.

Ashley Young has departed the club upon the expiry of his deal and Jake O'Brien can play at centre back, leaving an opportunity for a new right-back.

Jack Grealish is likely to be on the move this summer after being left out of the Club World Cup squad.

Limited to playing time at Man City in the past season, the former Aston Villa attacker has been the subject of interest from a European giant.

Potentially following in the footsteps of teammate Kevin De Bruyne, Serie A winners Napoli are reportedly 'weighing up' a move for the player, as per Matt Law of the Telegraph.

However, his £300kp/w wages are set to be a stumbling block regarding a permanent transfer.

In order to make the transfer realistic, City would have to fund as much as 50 percent of the deal.

City are hopeful that they will be able to move Grealish on this summer, but are aware a loan deal may be more likely.

Three Premier League clubs are 'keeping tabs' on Manchester United's Alejandro Garnacho who looks all but certain to leave the club this summer.

The young Argentine winger has had a tough end to the season at Manchester United with the 20-year-old reportedly falling out with manager Ruben Amorim.

While Napoli have been interested in the winger since January, latest reports claim Garnacho wants to stay in England, and three clubs are interested in acquiring his signature, as per the Mail.

The clubs in question are Aston Villa, Spurs and Chelsea who are all reportedly monitoring his situation.

While United have reportedly put a £70m price tag on the player, it is likely he could leave for as little as £50m if the right offer comes in.

Garnacho has 26 goals and 22 assist in 144 games for United.

Bryan Mbeumo is a wanted attacker in the Premier League this summer, having been strongly linked with firstly Manchester United and now Tottenham Hotspur.

Likely to be on the move in the window, the Brentford forward was asked what Thomas Frank has done for him and his career by Sky Sports, to which he responded:

"He's done so much for me, he's trusted me from the start and he developed the team so well, developed me as a human and a player so much as well.

"I can only wish him all the best and I'm sure he's going to do well."

Nico Williams has reportedly made up his mind on his next club, as per the reliable Fabrizio Romano.

Subject of mass interest, the Athletic Club sensation is set to leave the Basque club this summer.

Now, he has made his decision 'clear' - he wants to join Spanish giants Barcelona and no one else.

Earlier today it was reported that Athletico Madrid were interested in signing Andy Robertson.

Now, Fabrizio Romano has said that Robertson is keen to join the side too, adding that 'initial talks have already started'.

It's been reported that Athletico consider Robertson to be their top priority.

Liverpool and Bayer Leverkusen have come to an agreement on a British record deal for Florian Wirtz.

The total package is £116.5m made up of a £100 m plus £16.5 million in potential add-ons.

Trent Alexander-Arnold was unveiled at a conference to Real Madrid officials, in which he spoke in fluent Spanish.

At Los Blancos, he will make the transition to wearing the name 'Trent' on the back of his shirt, as opposed to 'Alexander-Arnold', which was utilised during his time at Liverpool.

Leaving fans wondering, the new number 12 has now spoken on exactly why he will don a new name on his shirt:

"My kit name being Trent? It's an easy explanation, the three name situation is very confusing to people.

"People call me Arnold, Alex, Trent.. I thought let's make it simple. Just Trent."

Steven Gerrard has emerged as one of the favourites for a vacant EFL manager role.

Out of the game since leaving Saudi club Al-Ettifaq by mutual consent in January, Gerrard is now on the radar of his next club.

Despite recently stating he was planning to enjoy a break from the game, he is reportedly being considered for the role at Middlesbrough.

Boro recently parted ways with Michael Carrick after missing out on the play-offs. 

The other frontrunner for the role is former Luton Town gaffer Rob Edwards, who guided the Hatters to the promised land of the Premier League in 2023, but was subsequently sacked after back-to-back relegations loomed.

Leroy Sane has agreed a deal to join Galatasaray, snubbing Spurs and Arsenal in the process.

For some time Sane's future at Bayern Munich was uncertain with the club and player failing to strike a contract extension.

Eventually, this led to Sane becoming a free agent and had long been linked with moves to north London.

Al-Hilal and Fenerbache were also interested in the player.

Sane will earn €15m (£12.5m) over three years in Istanbul.

Sane won two Premier League titles with Man City, soring 39 goals and assisting 44 in 135 games.

Meanwhile he has won four Bundesliga titles with Bayern Munich, scoring 61 and 55 and 220 games.