Barcelona are closely monitoring Newcastle United striker Alexander Isak as they consider potential reinforcements for their attacking lineup, according to AS. The Catalan giants have maintained their interest in the Swedish international since 2020, with sporting director Deco particularly impressed by the 25-year-old's abilities.
However, any potential move for Isak would likely hinge on the departure of current Barcelona striker Robert Lewandowski, which seems improbable at present. This development comes amid a flurry of transfer activities across European football.
In other transfer news, Juventus are evaluating their options regarding Chelsea loanee Renato Veiga. While the Italian club has been pleased with the 21-year-old's performances, Tuttosport reports that a permanent transfer might be challenging. Instead, they may seek negotiations with Chelsea for another loan arrangement.
Newcastle United's transfer plans could see them pursuing Brentford's Bryan Mbeumo for a reported £50m in the upcoming summer window. Football Insider suggests that Eddie Howe is keen to strengthen his right-wing options, and Brentford might face pressure to sell as Mbeumo's contract runs until 2026.
Meanwhile, Internazionale are reportedly considering parting ways with Mehdi Taremi during the summer transfer window, according to Calciomercato. The club's disappointment with his goal-scoring record this season could prompt his departure, despite only joining last summer. This decision comes as the club also prepares for the departures of Marko Arnautovic and Joaquín Correa.
In South American football, Palmeiras attacking midfielder Mauricio has caught the attention of several European clubs, with scouts from both LaLiga and Serie A monitoring his performances in the Campeonato Paulista. Additionally, Santos winger Guilherme is drawing interest from clubs in the same leagues, with potential offers ranging between €2m and €3m.
In significant developments elsewhere, Paris Saint-Germain have shown interest in Liverpool's Ibrahima Konaté, with sources indicating mutual interest between the parties. Manchester United's transfer plans have been addressed by Ruben Amorim, who suggests the club needs to offload players before making new signings. Real Madrid, meanwhile, remains unfazed by reports linking Vinicius Jr. to a potential Saudi Arabian move.
