Transfer rumour roundup: Man Utd chase Como star as Rashford replacement; Arsenal plot bargain Brandt deal | OneFootball

Wednesday's whispers feature Manchester United's search for a Marcus Rashford replacement and Arsenal's interest in Julian Brandt. Here are all of today's biggest transfer rumours.

There appears to be no road back forMarcus Rashford at Manchester United. Neither player or club are keen to make amends, with the search on for a replacement. A new name on the shortlist is Jesus Rodriguez, with the Red Devils, Arsenal and Chelsea all watching the Como winger.

The 20-year-old has sevenSerie A assists since signing from Real Betis last summer, raising his profile - and transfer interest. Journalist Ekrem Konur claims it would cost United a fee of €55m to sign the Spaniard.

Another Spanish starlet linked with Old Trafford isAlejandro Balde. However, Fabrizio Romano reports that there have been no talks between Barcelona and the Premier League side over a potential deal. Balde reportedly features on a list of potential Luke Shaw successors.

Across town,Manchester City are set for disappointment in the race for Feyenoord defender Givairo Read. Club insider Christian Falk has said that Bayern Munich are 'hopeful' of winning the race in what is expected to be a full-back frenzy this summer. Liverpool have also been linked.

With spending set to be restricted without a big sale this summer, Arsenal are on the lookout for bargain deals.Julian Brandt, set to leave Borussia Dortmund as a free agent, has emerged as a target, say the Metro.

There's a Premier League tug-of-war emerging forCesare Casadei, with West Ham and Everton competing for the ex-Chelsea prospect. Undeterred by past inadequate Italian acquisitions that include Moise Kean, Simeone Zaza and Gianluca Scamacca, the two clubs are battling for the now-Torino midfielder.

Elsewhere,Juventus are ready for their date with Destiny. Destiny Udogie, to be precise. The left-back is another who could be on the move, as one of several Spurs stars that clubs are circling as the North Londoners head towards a disastrous relegation. Calciomercato claim Juventus are ready to pounce if a struggling Spurs side slip through the Premier League's trap door.