Transfer rumour roundup: Arsenal eye Tzolis as Trossard replacement, Al Hilal join race for Crysencio Summerville | OneFootball

The transfer rumour mill is continues to roll on. Here are Wednesday's latest rumours and rumblings.

Arsenal remain interested in a deal to sign Christos Tzolis from Club Brugge. The Gunners have not held direct talks with the Belgian side, but have explored the cost of a deal.

Sky Sports are reporting that any transfer is expected to cost around £34m as Arsenal seek a replacement for Leandro Trossard. Tzolis is one of several names on the summer shortlist for the Premier League champions, who are also keen to sign Morgan Rogers and Julian Alvarez.

Manchester United have not given up hope of signing Aurelien Tchouameni from Real Madrid, despite the midfielder signing a new deal. United-focused journalist Andy Mitten claims the Spanish side have not completely ruled out a sale this summer, despite locking Tchouameni down to a deal until 2031.

Al Hilal are set to rivalPremier League teams in the race to sign Crysencio Summerville. The Saudi side have made contact with Summerville's team to gauge his interest in a Middle Eastern move, and a lucrative deal. Manchester United, Spurs, Fulham and Roma are all interested in signing the Dutchman, following West Ham's relegation.

Meanwhile,Chelsea have reportedly approached Real Madrid over a deal to sign Alvaro Carreras. Having sold their left-back, Marc Cucurella, to the Spanish side, Chelsea are hoping to sign Carreras in a cut-price deal. However, Sport claim that there's a €25m gap between the teams in valuation at present.

Also from Sport is an update onDusan Vlahovic. The Serbian striker has an offer on the table from Besiktas, but is waiting to see if Barcelona approach. Vlahovic is a free agent after leaving Juventus and Besiktas have given him a 24-hour ultimatum to decide on a Turkish transfer.

Finally,Yves Bissouma is training with Fulham, following his release at Tottenham. The Mali midfielder is on the lookout for a new club and has crossed the capital in a bid to win a contract at Craven Cottage.