Man Utd and Arsenal eye double deal as Chelsea launch huge bid: FT recap

Tuesday delivered plenty of huge transfer news as Arsenal and Man Utd started eyeing a spectacular double deal.

Plus, Chelsea launched a bid for a potential Joao Felix replacement and it was revealed that Liverpool were ‘very close’ to selling Darwin Nunez in January. There’s plenty to cover, so let’s jump right in.

Arsenal make double enquiry

Arsenal have lodged an ‘official enquiry’ to sign Olympiacos duo Charalampos Kostoulas and Christos Mouzakitis.

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Man Utd to strengthen at least two positions

Man Utd are also targeting at least two summer transfers, according to Fabrizio Romano.

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Liverpool were close to Nunez sale

Romano has also revealed that Liverpool were ‘very close’ to selling Darwin Nunez to Al-Nassr in January.

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Chelsea get double green light

Chelsea are interested in Dean Huijsen and Nico Williams and both Spain internationals are keen on the move.

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INEOS’ worrying statement

Man Utd co-owners INEOS have released an illuminating statement after missing a payment deadline for New Zealand Rugby and Red Devils fans should be worried.

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Chelsea seek Felix replacement

Chelsea are ready to break the bank to lure Barcelona midfielder Fermin Lopez to West London.

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Chelsea want Murillo

Chelsea are also interested in Nottingham Forest defender Murillo – but they will have to battle Real Madrid for his signature.

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Liverpool to allow Salah exit

Should Liverpool fail to get Mohamed Salah to agree to a new contract, they will let him leave early in the summer to play for Al-Hilal at the Club World Cup.

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Man Utd in Antony talks

Man Utd and Real Betis are already in talks over a permanent transfer of Antony in the summer.

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Guardiola ‘in love’ with Rodrygo

Pep Guardiola tried to sign Rodrygo for Man City last summer and he remains ‘in love’ with the Real Madrid star.

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Arsenal’s spending spree

Arsenal are set for a summer spending spree, with Mikel Arteta determined to sign as many as four players.

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