Arsenal monitoring defender, Villa in for Gallagher – latest transfer news | OneFootball

Arsenal are reportedly monitoring Newcastle defender Tino Livramento ahead of a potential summer move.

The Gunners are set to battle with Manchester City for the fullback this summer, according to the Sun.

Livramento is considered a top asset for Magpies boss Eddie Howe, with an asking price for £60 million touted last year. The 23-year-old will have two-years remaining on his current deal in the summer, with Newcastle looking to tie the England international to a new deal.

The defender is seen as an attractive option due to his versatility, with a summer move more likely from Arsenal after a heavy spending spree last summer.

Elsewhere, Talksport report that Aston Villa are exploring a deal to bring Atletico Madrid midfielder Conor Gallagher back to the Premier League.

The Villains are open to signing the England international on a loan deal with an obligation to buy, 18 months after Gallagher left Chelsea for Spain. The Mail say Atletico would consider £35 million for a permanent deal.

The Telegraph also report Villa are eyeing a return for Tammy Abraham, who is currently on loan at Turkish side Besiktas from Italian club AS Roma.

Abraham, who was on loan at Villa Park during their 2018/19 promotion winning season, is on Villa’s radar to provide competition and support for Ollie Watkins. Any deal for Abraham would be complicated as Besiktas can sign him for £11.2 million if conditions are met.

Tottenham have rejected a loan offer from AS Roma for defender Radu Dragusin, Sky Sports say.

The Romanian was named on Tottenham’s bench for their FA Cup clash against Aston Villa, and is a prime target for the Italian club.

Finally, BBC Sport say Mathys Tel is open to a move away from Tottenham this transfer window.

Tel is said to be exploring his options in an attempt to make France’s World Cup squad, but it is unclear whether the north London club would sanction a move, after selling Brennan Johnson to Crystal Palace and losing Mohammed Kudus to injury until at least March.