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Transfer Buzz Heats Up as Season Wraps

The season might be winding down, but things are only just starting to heat up off the pitch. Yep, you guessed itthe transfer rumours are in full swing. And with the Premier League’s summer transfer window getting split into two parts this year because of the FIFA Club World Cup, clubs have even more time to make some bold moves. Liverpool Star Suddenly in High Demand After Snub tops the chatter today as we take a look at some of the juiciest rumours doing the rounds. Liverpool Star Suddenly in High Demand After Snub.

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Harvey Elliott Gaining Attention Across the League

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Liverpool’s young midfielder Harvey Elliott is reportedly being eyed by a handful of Premier League clubs, including Wolves, according to talkSPORT. Despite his obvious talent, the 22-year-old hasn’t seen much game time under new boss Arne Slot managing just one league start all season. That lack of opportunity has raised some eyebrows and now clubs are circling, hoping to lure him away from Anfield. Liverpool Star Suddenly in High Demand After Snub.

Liverpool, for their part, value Elliott at over £40 million (AU$82m), and given that he’s been with the Reds since 2019 and is a lifelong supporter, moving away won’t be an easy decision for him. But if he continues to be sidelined, he might just decide it’s time for a fresh start.

Al-Hilal Eyeing Bruno Fernandes After Salah Snub

Al-Hilal, who recently failed in their pursuit of Mohamed Salah, have set their sights on another Premier League star—Bruno Fernandes. According to the Daily Mail, the Saudi giants have the cash to make a serious move and want to land a major name before the Club World Cup in June.

Although Manchester United aren’t keen on selling their captain anytime soon, money talks, and Al-Hilal is expected to test United’s resolve with a hefty offer. It wouldn’t be the first time they approached Fernandes either—they’d tried previously before he renewed his deal at Old Trafford.

Arsenal Still Keen on PSG Midfielder

Meanwhile, Arsenal aren’t done shopping either. The Sun claims that the Gunners are set to make another approach for PSG’s Lee Kang-In. The South Korean midfielder was already on their radar in January, and with Andrea Berta now in as Arsenal’s sporting director someone who’s long admired Lee from his days at Atletico Madrid a fresh push for a deal seems very likely.

Lee hasn’t quite found his footing in the PSG squad, and with the club reportedly open to offers above £17 million (AU$35m), this could be a move that works for everyone.

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