The summer transfer window in Europe is still a few months away, but the rumour mill is already in full swing with potential moves and deals being discussed. One of the hot topics is Manchester City midfielder Bernardo Silva, who is reportedly a top target for Barcelona in the upcoming transfer window. The 29-year-old has caught the eye of Barcelona, with reports suggesting that the Catalan club is keen on securing his services. However, they may face competition from Paris Saint-Germain in their pursuit of Silva.
Barcelona's financial constraints could pose a challenge in meeting Silva's release clause of €58 million, but they are hopeful of structuring a deal similar to previous agreements to ease the financial burden. PSG, on the other hand, are also interested in the Portuguese midfielder as they look to strengthen their squad amid potential departures.
Meanwhile, Chelsea and Juventus are reportedly keeping tabs on Atalanta midfielder Teun Koopmeiners, who has been in impressive form this season. Atalanta is said to be demanding offers above €50 million for the Dutch playmaker, which could complicate matters for Chelsea given their Financial Fair Play obligations.
Liverpool's Thiago Alcantara could be on the move to the Saudi Pro League as his contract at Anfield expires this summer. The Spaniard's future remains uncertain, with a return to Spain also a possibility.
AC Milan forward Rafael Leão has attracted interest from PSG, who are monitoring the situation closely. While his release clause of €175 million may deter some clubs, PSG could explore a lower offer to secure his services.
In Italy, Juventus is leading the race for Genoa forward Albert Gudmundsson, who has been in fine form this season. However, Inter Milan is also in contention for the Iceland international, with Premier League clubs also keeping an eye on the situation.
Arsenal is eyeing Bologna striker Joshua Zirkzee as a priority target for the summer transfer window. The Gunners have reportedly initiated talks with Zirkzee's agent to secure a deal that could see the 22-year-old earn €6 million per year.
