This week's transfer round-up 💰 | OneFootball

Official announcements and credible rumours: a look back at this week’s transfer news.

It’s official ✍️

- Chelsea have extended Moisés Caicedo’s contract until 2033.

- Bernardo Silva has officially announced his departure from Manchester City at the end of the season.

- Javier Mascherano has stepped down as Inter Miami head coach.

- Spanish manager Andoni Iraola has officially announced his departure from Bournemouth at the end of the season.

- Japan have strengthened their coaching staff ahead of the 2026 World Cup with the arrival of legend Shunsuke Nakamura alongside head coach Hajime Moriyasu.

Credible rumours ✅

- Barcelona have reached an agreement with Hansi Flick over an extension until 2028 (Catalunya Radio).

- Barcelona are reportedly considering signing their bogeyman, Atlético Madrid’s Alexander Sorloth. (Marca)

- Lorient are said to have shortlisted Will Still and Wouter Vrancken to succeed Olivier Pantaloni. (L'Équipe)

- Hervé Renard, Saudi Arabia’s head coach for nearly two years, was reportedly dismissed this Friday (RMC).

- Real Madrid have shortlisted Max Allegri to replace Alvaro Arbeloa this summer (L'Équipe).

- Loïs Openda’s purchase option at Juventus was automatically triggered, but his future remains highly uncertain (Fabrizio Romano).

- Wanted by several clubs, including AC Milan and Juventus, Robert Lewandowski has indeed received a contract extension offer from Barça (Mundo Deportivo).

- Manchester City are close to a €15m agreement with Troyes for the transfer of Mathys Detourbet (Sacha Tavolieri).

- Lens goalkeeper Robin Risser has played down rumours of a departure: "I want to stay here." (Interview)

- Bordeaux have filed two appeals to challenge the transfer ban imposed by FIFA: one with the CAS and another with the CNOSF (Sud Ouest).

- Chelsea will keep manager Liam Rosenior this summer despite the sporting crisis (The Athletic).

- Tottenham are in advanced talks with Bournemouth over the signing of Argentine defender Marcos Senesi (The Athletic).

- Former Dortmund manager Marco Rose is close to joining Bournemouth to replace Andoni Iraola (GiveMeSport).

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