Transfer rumour roundup: Napoli want Hojlund discount; Barcelona keen to nab Neto | OneFootball

Saturday's speculation features Napoli's need for a discount on Rasmus Hojlund and Inter Milan putting big names in the shop window. Here's all the latest transfer gossip.

Seemingly not content with an abundance of wonderful wingers,Barcelona want more. As per Mundo Deportivo, Chelsea speedster Pedro Neto is on the Spaniards' shortlist, emerging as an alternative to loanee Marcus Rashford.

Barcelona might be stalling on signing Rashford, but Napoli have been pleased with the performances of their latestManchester United cast-off.

After the success of Scudetto Scotty,Rasmus Hojlund's hit 13 goals on loan in Naples this season. The Italian champions are keen to make the Dane's stay permanent, but are hoping to agree a discounted fee.

Despite promising to pay £38m if the club qualify for theChampions League, Tuttomercatoweb tell us that Napoli now hope to return the Red Devils to the negotiating table.

Arsenal are another side looking to keep costs down this summer. Amid reports that the Gunners are feeling the pinch, the club are hoping to land some Bundesliga bargains. In addition to interest in Julian Brandt, TEAMtalk say that the Gunners also like Leon Goretzka. Both will be available as free agents in the summer - sweet music to the Arsenal accountant's ears.

Brandt is set to be one of many Dortmund departures. Deals for Niklas Sule and Salih Ozcan will not be renewed, while Ekrem Konur claims the Germans are also open to offers for Serhou Guirassy. The Guinea goalscorer has a €50m release clause and has previously piqued Premier League interest.

Sticking in the Bundesliga, the left-footed centre-back market looks lively this summer.Castello Lukeba is a name on the radar of teams including Arsenal and Chelsea, and is open to a new challenge. Leipzig are prepared to cash in on the Frenchman for around €70m, with Bayern Munich monitoring events.

Over in Italy, Inter Milan are preparing for a bold overhaul. The Nerazzurri are reportedly willing to sell star menAlessandro Bastoni and Nicolo Barella, in a bid to bring in funds for a significant rebuild. La Gazzetta dello Sport