On July 11, 2026, Manchester United and Liverpool have initiated contact regarding a potential transfer for Joao Gomes, the 25-year-old Brazilian midfielder from Wolverhampton Wanderers. This move follows an unsuccessful attempt by Gomes to join Atletico Madrid.
Transfer Interest in Joao Gomes
The interest in Joao Gomes comes after his failed switch to Atletico Madrid. According to Globo, both Premier League giants are keen to bolster their midfield options and see Gomes as a valuable addition.
Gomes has made a name for himself in the Premier League, showcasing his skills and versatility on the field. His performances have drawn attention from top clubs, making him one of the most sought-after players this transfer window.
Chelsea Engages in Talks for Jonathan Rowe
In addition to Gomes, Chelsea has opened negotiations with the representatives of Jonathan Rowe, a 23-year-old winger from Bologna. This move is reportedly in response to the impending departure of Alejandro Garnacho, 22, from the club, as reported by Il Resto del Carlino.
Rowe has impressed in Serie A, and Chelsea views him as a potential replacement for Garnacho, who has been linked with a move away from Stamford Bridge.
MLS Clubs Eye Mohamed Salah
Meanwhile, Sporting Kansas City of Major League Soccer is making headlines with ambitions to sign Mohamed Salah, the 34-year-old Egyptian forward, on a free transfer. This interest follows Salah's recent departure from Liverpool, as reported by The Athletic.
Salah's experience and scoring ability could significantly enhance the MLS, making this potential move one to watch closely as the transfer window progresses.
Other Notable Transfers and Interests
- Patrick Berg, 28, from Bodo/Glimt is attracting attention from several English clubs, including Coventry City and West Ham.
- Everton is keen on signing Jacob Murphy, 31, from Newcastle United.
- Real Madrid is set to meet with Vinicius Jr to finalize a contract renewal.
- Fulham has agreed to sign Erskine Rennie, 16, from Celtic for £100,000 in compensation.
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