Transfer rumour roundup: Man City eye Gibbs-White as Bernardo heir, Premier League giants circle Pulisic | OneFootball

Nottingham Forest face a fight to hold onto their top talent, while Arsenal and Manchester United have joined the race for Christian Pulisic. Here are all of Monday's transfer rumours.

Nottingham Forest are not only battling forPremier League survival, but to hold onto their prized possessions too. Manchester City's interest in Morgan Gibbs-White has not subsided, with the midfielder earmarked as an ideal Bernardo Silva replacement. Football Insider inform us that Forest have slapped a £60m price tag on the player.

Also of interest to Premier League rivals isMurillo. TEAMtalk say Chelsea want to add the burly Brazilian to their centre-back stocks, while Liverpool also like the cut of his jib.

Fabrizio Romano expects a big battle forYan Diomande this summer. The RB Leipzig whiz kid has admirers at Bayern Munich and Liverpool - with the latter his father's favoured destination.

Caught Offside offer us the story that AC Milan are ready to invite bids for Christian Pulisic. The Rossoneri are prepared to head into a Brave New World without Captain America, with Premier League teams tempted to bid big. Arsenal and Manchester United have joined Spurs in showing interest in the winger, who would cost upwards of £60m.

DespiteEndrick's excellent start to his Lyon loan, Real Madrid are reportedly considering his sale in the summer. The teenager's tucked away five goals in five games since his mid-season move to France, earning himself Ligue 1's Player of the Month gong.

Despite that, Real are ready to part with the forward if enough money is put on the table.Fichajes say Premier League clubs are on red-alert.

Elsewhere,Football Insider say Everton are set to try again for Harry Wilson. The Toffees failed with a bid to lure the ex-Liverpool winger from Fulham in January, but will return in the summer when Wilson becomes a free agent.

It's unlikely to be a straightforward pursuit, however, with clubs queuing up for the Welshman, who's had a fine season at Craven Cottage.