Barca put off by €80m Milinkovic-Savic fee Barcelona have been put off making an approach for Sergej Milinkovic-Savic by Lazio’s €80 million asking price, according to Mundo Deportivo. Milinkovic-Savic is a midfielder in demand, with Manchester United, Juventus and Real Madrid all reportedly interest in the Serbia international. Following Andres Iniesta’s departure, Barca are in the market for a new midfielder, but will not be pursuing their interest in Milinkovic-Savic. Asensio will discuss Liverpool links after World Cup Real Madrid midfielder Marco Asensio plans to sort out his club future after Spain's World Cup campaign, amid reported interest from Liverpool. Asensio started the 2017-18 season strongly, scoring in both legs of the Supercopa de Espana triumph over Barcelona, but struggled to retain a place in Zinedine Zidane's star-studded side. The 22-year-old signed a six-year contract, which reportedly includes a €700 million (£616m/$816m) buyout clause, at the Santiago Bernabeu last September, but has been linked with a close-season switch to Anfield. Click here to read the full story No bids for Liverpool & Madrid target Alisson Roma have yet to receive an offer for in-demand goalkeeper Alisson, claims Monchi, despite the Brazil international being heavily linked with Liverpool and Real Madrid . It appeared as though a switch to Spain was on the cards at one stage, with James Pallotta suggesting that a €78 million (£69m/$91m) deal was close. The Roma president has since claimed that he was joking and that those in the Italian capital have no intention of parting with a prized asset. Click here to read the full story Fellaini sets date for announcement on future Manchester United midfielder Marouane Fellaini will reveal a decision over his future on Sunday, saying there is "no need to wait until the end of the World Cup". The Belgium international will become a free agent on July 1 if it transpires that he has not signed a new contract at Old Trafford, and a move away from the club would bring his five-year stay in Manchester to an end. AC Milan sporting director Massimiliano Mirabelli said Fellaini could be a target for the Italian giants and the player did little to cool speculation over his next destination when speaking in Russia ahead of Belgium's Group G match against England on Thursday. Click here to read the full story Man Utd offered Verratti in Pogba deal Manchester United have been offered Marco Verratti and cash by Paris Saint-Germain if the Red Devils agree to part with Paul Pogba, reports The Sun. The Italy international had been tipped to sign a new lucrative contract with the Ligue 1 champions, but could now be on the move. Pogba, meanwhile, has been linked with a summer switch away from Old Trafford after struggling to justify an £89 million ($118m) transfer fee. Rooney close to D.C. United move Wayne Rooney is set to join MLS side D.C. United on a two-year contract, Sky Sports says. Rooney already has a visa and work permit, and is expected in the United States by the end of the week after United and Everton reached an agreement. The striker will be ready to train with his new team-mates and start playing right away. Southampton snap up Armstrong in £7m deal Southampton have announced the signing of midfielder Stuart Armstrong, who has joined the Premier League club from Celtic. Armstrong has signed a four-year deal at St Mary's, with the fee for the 26-year-old reported to be £7 million ($9m). Click here to read the full story Pastore joins Roma Roma have completed the signing of Javier Pastore from Paris Saint-Germain for €24.7 million (£21.7m/$28.2m). The Argentina international had been looking for an escape from the French capital after being dropped to the bench for most of last season. The 29-year-old former Palermo star opted for a return to Serie A, signing a five-year contract with Eusebio Di Francesco's team. Click here to read the full story Dortmund splash out on Diallo as Sokratis cover Abdou Diallo has become Borussia Dortmund's second-most expensive signing after his arrival from Mainz on a five-year contract was confirmed. Dortmund are understood to have shelled out €28 million (£25m/$33m) to snare the centre-back, eclipsing their outlay for Henrikh Mkhitaryan but falling short of the €30m (£26m/$35m) spent on Andre Schurrle in 2016. Diallo impressed in his solitary season for Mainz, making 30 appearances in all competitions following his arrival from Monaco for a reported fee of just €5m. Click here to read the full story Phil Neville's son joins Man Utd Phil Neville's son, Harvey, has joined Manchester United. Harvey was previously with Valencia's youth team, with Neville Sr having worked there as assistant to his brother, Gary, but it has now been confirmed that he will continue his fledgling career with United. Phil Neville made 386 appearances for the club during his playing days. Read the full story on Goal! No bids for Sturridge, Ings set to leave Liverpool Liverpool have yet to receive a formal bid for striker Daniel Sturridge this summer. The Reds value Sturridge at £15 million (€17m/$20m), but no club has yet submitted an offer for the England international; Sevilla and Fenerbahce have registered their interest, however. Elsewhere, Danny Ings is set to leave this summer, as he seeks first-team football elsewhere. He has made just 25 appearances since he moved to the club from Burnley in 2015. Read the full story on Goal! Thiago tight-lipped on future amid Barcelona links Bayern Munich midfielder Thiago Alcantara has refused to answer questions on his future, as he continues to be linked with Barcelona and Real Madrid. Thiago joined Bayern from Barca in 2013, but Camp Nou coach Ernesto Valverde is reported to have identified hiim as a key target this summer, as he bids to add depth to his midfield following Iniesta's departure. Several outlets claim Bayern are willing to negotiate, and Real Madrid are also said to be monitoring developments. Read the full story on Goal right here! Inter sign Nainggolan from Roma Inter Milan have signed Radja Nainggolan from Roma, the club have confirmed. The Belgian midfielder moves to Inter after making 203 Serie A appearances for Roma, who he joined from Cagliari, initially on loan, in 2014. Nainggolan will be reunited with coach Luciano Spalletti at San Siro – the pair previously worked together in the Italian capital – ahead of the Nerazzurri's return to the Champions League. Read the full story on Goal right here! Chelsea seal Sarri agreement Chelsea have reached a deal with Napoli to bring Maurizio Sarri in as their new manager, with The Express claiming that a £4.5 million ($6m) release clause has been paid. The Italian has already drawn up a list of transfer targets, with Juventus defender Daniele Rugani set to be his first signing at Stamford Bridge. Dortmund poach Klopp scout Borussia Dortmund have appointed Sebastian Frank as a scout, after luring him away from Liverpool, per Bild . He previously scouted Germany for Liverpool, and was also a member of Leicester City's backroom team when they won the Premier League title. Merino to join Real Sociedad Mikel Merino is set to join Real Sociedad from Newcastle United, reports Marca . The Spanish central midfielder will move to La Liga for a fee of around €12 million (£10.5m/$14m) and will sign a five-year deal. Alex Sandro asking price set Juventus will demand £52.8 million ($70m) in any deal for Alex Sandro, reports Sport Mediaset . The Brazil international full-back has been heavily linked with a move to England, with Manchester United and Chelsea both said to be keen. Madrid turn attention to Herrera New Real Madrid manager Julen Lopetegui is keen to take Porto midfielder Hector Herrera to the Santiago Bernabeu, claims Don Balon . The 28-year-old has impressed at World Cup 2018 with Mexico, with those in the Spanish capital among those to have taken note of his talent. Arsenal end Dunk interest Arsenal have, according to The Mirror , ended their interest in Brighton defender Lewis Dunk. Arsene Wenger was said to be plotting a summer raid for the 26-year-old centre-half, but Unai Emery is pursuing other targets and will not be putting an offer to the Seagulls. Man Utd face Kovacic fight Manchester United remain keen on Real Madrid midfielder Mateo Kovacic but are set to face resistance from Real Madrid, claims the Daily Mail . The Croatia international is eager to find regular first team football this summer, but the Blancos consider him to be an important part of their squad. Loftus-Cheek will not be sold Chelsea will not sanction a permanent move for Ruben Loftus-Cheek, reports The Telegraph , but are willing to listen to loan offers. The England international spent the 2017-18 campaign with Crystal Palace and could make a similar move this summer. Barca to rival Real for Quintero Barcelona are ready to battle with Clasico rivals Real Madrid for the signing of Juan Quintero, according to El Gol Digital . The Colombia international midfielder has already been contacted by the Blancos, but those at Camp Nou are ready to join the chase for a talented playmaker. Emery eyeing Banega Arsenal boss Unai Emery is keen to bring Ever Banega to Emirates Stadium, reports Estadio Deportivo . The former Sevilla boss is planning a raid on his former employers at Sevilla for the experienced Argentina international midfielder. Interest mounting in Dawson West Brom defender Craig Dawson is looking for a move after suffering relegation out of the Premier League, with The Mirror suggesting that several clubs are eager to do a deal. Burnley have made their interest known, but a transfer scramble is set to be sparked once a first formal offer is tabled.

Roma have yet to receive an offer for in-demand goalkeeper Alisson, claims Monchi, despite the Brazil international being heavily linked with Liverpool and Real Madrid. It appeared as though a switch to Spain was on the cards at one stage, with James Pallotta suggesting that a €78 million (£69m/$91m) deal was close. The Roma president has since claimed that he was joking and that those in the Italian capital have no intention of parting with a prized asset. That remains the stance when it comes to a man currently away on World Cup duty, with Monchi adamant that no rumoured interest has been formalised. Roma’s sporting director told reporters at the club’s unveiling of new signing Javier Pastore: “As of now we’ve had no offers for Alisson. “All I think about is waiting for the World Cup to finish, but hopefully for Brazil that’s as late as possible, then he can rest, come here, and train with his team-mates. “I want to make it clear: as of now no offer has arrived. If you asked me about [Patrick] Schick I’d say the same thing, I’ve read so much but no offer has come in. “That’s the reality, and I have to work with reality.” Alisson is not the only Roma player to have sparked plenty of transfer talk, with Lorenzo Pellegrini another to have been linked with leading sides across Europe. Arsenal, Manchester United and Juventus are among those said to be keen on the highly-rated midfielder, but Monchi insists he is another who is going nowhere. He added: “I met Giampiero Pocetta [Pellegrini's agent] last week, and we did not talk about his goodbye. We are calm.”

Radja Nainggolan is ready for a "new adventure" at Inter after revealing he no longer felt important at Roma. Inter shelled out an initial €38 million (£33.5m/$44m) to sign Nainggolan on a four-year contract on Tuesday, though with Davide Santon and Nicolo Zaniolo going the other way their net spend stands at €24m. The 30-year-old will reunite with Luciano Spalletti, who he spent 18 months playing under at Stadio Olimpico, as Inter look to improve on a fourth-place finish in Serie A in 2017-18, while also preparing to take part in the Champions League for the first time since 2011-12. Nainggolan, who retired from international duty for the second time in less than a year after being overlooked for Belgium's World Cup squad, claimed he was motivated to move to the Nerazzurri after feeling a loss of faith in the capital. "The most important thing for me is sensing people believe in me. I got a call from the sporting director [Piero Ausilio], the coach [Spalletti] and [vice-president Javier] Zanetti too," he told Inter TV. "They made me feel important, something I perhaps no longer felt at Roma, so it was an easy choice. Of course, I won't forget the past, but I'm happy to start a new adventure. I'm really up for it. "I think I had my best season under Spalletti and I hope to do just as well here. I'm here for the coach and happy to be working with him again. "I hope we can do well both in Serie A and the Champions League because Inter have a proud history. Hopefully we'll get back to those heights again now."

Manchester United midfielder Marouane Fellaini will reveal a decision over his future on Sunday, saying there is "no need to wait until the end of the World Cup". The Belgium international will become a free agent on July 1 if it transpires that he has not signed a new contract at Old Trafford, and a move away from the club would bring his five-year stay in Manchester to an end. Fellaini has been a divisive figure among United supporters since being signed by David Moyes in September 2013, making just 16 Premier League appearances in his first season at the club. He enjoyed a brief renaissance under Jose Mourinho, playing 28 times in the top flight in 2016-17, but his opportunities were limited again the following season after Paul Pogba's arrival. AC Milan sporting director Massimiliano Mirabelli said Fellaini could be a target for the Italian giants and the player did little to cool speculation over his next destination when speaking in Russia ahead of Belgium's Group G match against England on Thursday. Fellaini told reporters: "I want to be free in my head and that is why soon I will announce where I will play next season." When asked whether he would make the announcement on July 1, the 30-year-old replied: "Yes. There is no need to wait until the end of the World Cup." Looking ahead to his country's final World Cup group game against the Three Lions, Fellaini suggested that his knowledge of the English game could give Belgium an advantage. Fellaini was an unused substitute in Belgium's 3-0 victory over Panama, before featuring in the second half of the Red Devils' 5-2 win over Tunisia. "If we want to go far in this World Cup we will need every player," he said. "Everybody is ready to play, everybody wants to play. "I know the Premier League very well and many England players also. I am proud that more Belgium players followed in Vincent Kompany's and my footsteps and are doing great now in England. "It will be an interesting game against England but it will be a strange one also because both teams are qualified."

Javier Pastore has signed a five-year deal at Roma in a €24.7 million (£21.7m/$28.2m) move from Paris Saint-Germain, the Serie A club confirmed. The 29-year-old arrived on a busy Tuesday for Roma, with Radja Nainggolan having completed his €38m (£33.5m/$44m) departure to Inter and Davide Santon and Nicolo Zaniolo moving in the opposite direction for a combined €14m. Pastore won five Ligue 1 titles at PSG but fell out of favour under Unai Emery in 2017-18 and, due to his lack of playing time at club level, was overlooked for Argentina's World Cup squad. The playmaker spent two productive seasons in Serie A with Palermo prior to his move to Paris, and he is delighted to be back in familiar surroundings. "I am very happy to be here at Roma. It is great to return to Italy and to do it with such a great club," said Pastore in a statement. "I hope to repay in full all the enthusiasm, support and affection that Roma fans have shown me already." Pastore has been capped 29 times by Argentina and was named Serie A Young Footballer of the Year in 2010, having helped Palermo to a fifth-place finish and a spot in the Europa League. Roma sporting director Monchi said: "The signing of Javier makes me very happy because we are talking about the sort of player who can excite the fans he plays for. "In my career as a sporting director I have signed a lot of players, but Javier might just be the one with the most talent."