Transfer Rumour Roundup: Liverpool lead Chelsea in Camavinga talk; Newcastle consider Chelsea forwards | OneFootball

Sunday's transfer rumours feature Liverpool's lead in the race for Eduardo Camavinga and Arsenal's interest in a double defensive addition.

Real Madrid midfielder Eduardo Camavinga could be set to say farewell to the Spaniards this summer. Los Blancos are willing to entertain offers for the Frenchman, in a stance that has alerted Premier League teams.

Caught Offside claim that Liverpool have already held two rounds of talks with the player's camp, with the Reds ahead of Chelsea in the race for the 23-year-old.

Over at Arsenal, and Mikel Arteta is insistent on more defensive depth. The Gunners have been handed a boost in their bid to signCastello Lukeba, with reported rivals Bayern Munich cooling their interest.

Bayern insider Christian Falk has said the German giants are unlikely to move for the Leipzig defender. Arsenal are also interested in Roma right-backWesley, claim TEAMtalk. With Ben White weighing up his future in North London, the Brazilian is being eyed as a replacement.

Fulham's move for Ricardo Pepi has hit a snag. Despite undergoing a medical in London, the American's transfer is on hold after 'issues emerged' between Fulham and current club PSV.

Another side searching for a striker is Newcastle. Underwhelmed by last summer's signings,Nick Woltemade and Yoane Wissa, the Magpies are back in the market for a new goalscorer. Initial conversations with Chelsea have been held, with Liam Delap and Nicolas Jackson both of interest.

Barcelona's economic issues remain heading into the summer window. According to Sport, Barca have baulked at Inter Milan's €70m asking price for Alessandro Bastoni, but hope a part-exchange player can serve as a sweetener to the Serie A side.

Sticking inLa Liga, Atletico Madrid are making movements to sign Ederson from Atalanta. Football Italia inform us that the reported Manchester United transfer target has been subject of a £34m bid from the Spanish side.