Arsenal interested in signing Rogers, Brentford reject Mbeumo bid – latest transfer reports | OneFootball

Arsenal have added Aston Villa forward Morgan Rogers to their list of attacking targets this summer.

According to the Times, Rogers is admired by the north Londoners due to his versatility and Premier League experience.

Villa will want a substantial fee for the 22-year-old, even with Champions League football.

Teamtalk say the Midlands outfit have also become the latest club to show and interest in Jadon Sancho after his loan to Chelsea from Manchester United ended.

Sky Sports report that Manchester United have had an opening £55 million bid for Bryan Mbeumo rejected by Brentford.

The Bees are willing to listen to offers for the 25-year-old, but have rejected United’s bid of £45 million plus £10 million add ons, with the west Londoners looking closer to £60 million.

Sky also say Manchester City are close to agreeing a deal with Wolves over the signing of fullback Rayan Ait Nouri.

The 23-year-old has only one-year left on his contract and both clubs have reportedly settled on a £33.7 million deal.

Chelsea are reportedly keen on signing Mohammed Kudus from West Ham, according to the Daily Mail.

The forward has an £85m clause for Premier League clubs, active for the first ten days of July.

According to the Daily Mirror, Liverpool have no intention of selling Luis Diaz this summer. The Colombian international has two years left on his deal with the Reds with Barcelona and Saudi Pro League sides Al-Hilal and Al-Nassr reportedly interested.

Elsewhere, Football Insider write that Harvey Elliot is most likely to join a Serie A side this summer if the 22-year-old was to leave Liverpool.

Clubs in Italy and Germany are closely monitoring Elliot’s movements, with the midfielder struggling for consistent game time on Merseyside.

Finally, talkSPORT say in-demand forward Viktor Gyokeres is open to a move to Manchester United, despite the Red Devils’ lack of European football.

Any move for the 27-year-old would be dependant on sales, with Sporting Lisbon dropping their asking price to £60 million from the £85 million release clause.