The clubs continue to strengthen as they eye the upcoming summer market across North America and beyond.
Live Transfer Market: News, Transfers and Rumors Today, May 4, 2023
Ansu Fati wants to stay at Barcelona
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“Ansu will stay with Barcelona. That’s for sure. He will stay, that’s guaranteed,” said the player’s father, Bori Fati, after meeting his agent, Jorge Mendes. The family has emphasized commitment to the Camp Nou project, noting that the youngster remains central to Barcelona’s long term plans and that a departure this summer would require a compelling sporting and financial case.
Manchester United want Lautaro Martinez
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Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag is evaluating options to boost the attack this summer and appears focused on adding Inter forward Lautaro Martinez. The 25-year-old Argentine, who is under contract with Inter through 2026, remains a high-priority target for a club looking to add goal-scoring depth. Inter has signaled a willingness to negotiate, with reports indicating a transfer price around 80 million euros should an agreement be reached. For North American fans, this signing would create a new dynamic for the Premier League side as they seek to compete for top honours in both domestic and continental competitions.
Sabitzer will not return to Bayern Munich
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According to Sky Sports, Marcel Sabitzer will not be rejoining Bayern Munich and intends to extend his stay on loan at Manchester United. The midfielder has impressed during his time in Manchester, where his versatility and ball retention have added balance to the United midfield. Such a decision aligns with United’s broader strategy to add depth and experience in a congested schedule, particularly for teams balancing domestic duties with European commitments.
Good morning, friends of Goal!
We’re here to bring you the latest on the transfer market as it unfolds across Europe and North America. Clubs are already plotting their squad renovations for the summer, with a keen eye on value, risk, and immediate impact. La Liga is progressing, and even though the winter window has closed, teams are outlining how they intend to fortify their squads for the months ahead. The chatter in boardrooms and on the touchlines points to a busy period ahead, with managers weighing tactical fits against salary structures and long-term growth plans.
Notes: This update reflects ongoing discussions and reported moves as of today. Rumors and deals in football can change rapidly, and fans should watch for official confirmations from clubs and leagues.
Source: Goal