Premier League: Latest transfer rumours 20/06/2022

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 Who's going where? 

Nobody really knows but let's see what the papers are saying

Mirror - Gabriel Jesus is at the centre of a tug of war between bitter north London rivals Arsenal and Spurs.

Manchester City ’s 25-year-old striker is at the top of Mikel Arteta’s shopping list as the Spaniard looks to fill the void left by Alexandre Lacazette and Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang. The Gunners are understood to be close to Premier League champions £50million valuation of the Brazilian marksman.

However, Antonio Conte has made a move to shatter negotiations by offering Champions League football to Jesus, who netted 95 times in six years at the Etihad. Losing out to Spurs would represent a massive blow to Arteta’s transfer plans.

Tottenham hoping to shatter Arsenal's Gabriel Jesus transfer hopes with late move - Mirror Online


Gabriel Jesus: Man City striker scores four but future at club is uncertain

Twitter - Manchester United are preparing a fresh bid for Frenkie de Jong

Barça sources are also expecting Manchester United to submit a new proposal soon and Red Devils have renewed confidence that they can get their man. See the tweet below from Fabrizio Romano

Express -  Liverpool could be left disappointed in their pursuit of Jude Bellingham

The Express reports that Jude Bellingham is clearly very highly admired by the Reds but is a transfer project for 2023, not now.

That's because Borussia Dortmund have already lost one key player in Erling Haaland, who joined Manchester City, and don't want to lose the England international in the same window. Bellingham agrees that another year will do his development good after two seasons in Germany. 

He has reportedly said: "The only future I think about is the next game for Dortmund. I look forward to next season. I look forward to it finally starting. I will be here next season and I will be ready."

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