Goal takes a look at the biggest transfer news and rumours from the Premier League, La Liga, Serie A and beyond PSG make €270m Coutinho bid PSG have made a bid of €270 million (£238m/$317m) for Barcelona midfielder Philippe Coutinho, reports Mundo Deportivo. Coutinho's contract has a €400m (£353m/$470m) release clause, but PSG have sent the offer to one of the former Liverpool midfielder's agents, for it to be forwarded to Barcelona. Neymar, who joined PSG last summer, is close friends with Coutinho and the French side plan to reunite the pair in an extravagant bid to keep the Brazil winger at the club, amid interest from Real Madrid. West Ham sign Wilshere on free transfer West Ham have confirmed the signing of England international midfielder Jack Wilshere. The 26-year-old has signed a three-year deal at London Stadium after moving across the city from Arsenal. Wilshere grew up supporting the Hammers and said that the move "feels special." Read more here! Spain appoint Luis Enrique Spain have appointed former Barcelona manager Luis Enrique as their new head coach. La Roja were looking for a new permanent manager following their World Cup exit, with Fernando Hierro having stepped down after their penalty shootout defeat to Russia. Hierro took temporary charge of the team due to Julen Lopetegui's switch to Real Madrid, but was not considered as a long-term option to manage the country heading into the Nations League and European Championship qualifiers. Read the full story on Goal! Arsenal set to complete deals for Torreira & Guendouzi Arsenal are set to complete the signings of Sampdoria midfielder Lucas Torreira and Matteo Guendouzi, Goal understands. Goal previously reported that Torreira would make the £26 million (€29m/$34m) move after his country's World Cup campaign and, with Uruguay falling to France in the quarter-finals on Friday, the path is now clear for the 22-year-old to join the Gunners. Meanwhile, 19-year-old Guendouzi is expected to sign after Gunners head coach Unai Emery persuaded him to join from Lorient. Read the full story on Goal! Madrid won't move for Mbappe Real Madrid have decided against making a move for PSG sensation Kylian Mbappe in the summer transfer window, according to Cadena COPE. The France international was apparently one of the big names that Madrid were monitoring as they look at potential replacements for Juventus target Cristiano Ronaldo this summer, but Mbappe is reportedly not one they will look to bring in. West Ham in £40m Felipe Anderson bid West Ham have tabled a club-record £40 million (€45m/$53m) bid for Lazio star Felipe Anderson, and are closing in on the signing of Jack Wilshere, Goal can confirm. The club expect to complete the signing of Wilshere, the former Arsenal midfielder, on a free transfer on Monday after he called time on a 10-year stay at the Gunners. Versatile attacker Felipe Anderson, meanwhile, has been a target of Manuel Pellegrini's since he took the West Ham job, and the deal finally appears to be gaining traction after previously reaching something of an impasse. Read the full story on Goal right here! Wilson set for new Liverpool contract Harry Wilson is set to agree a second new Liverpool contract in six months – as the Welsh winger hopes to convince Jurgen Klopp he can be part of his first-team plans this season. Wilson scored twice as the Reds kicked off their pre-season friendly programme with a 7-0 win at National League North outfit Chester on Saturday - a timely reminder of his qualities at the start of a big summer. The 21-year-old will this week sign a new long-term deal on improved terms, as the club look to reward his impressive progress in recent months. Read the full story on Goal right here! PSG to make Luis Suarez move PSG are ready to move for Luis Suarez based on a recommendation from former Barcelona team-mate Neymar, according to Sport. The French champions are ready to part with Edinson Cavani to help fund a move for Suarez, and they are expecting to have to offer €20 million (£18m/$24m), plus whatever they recuperate from the sale of the 31-year-old. Ronaldo agent set for key meeting with Madrid Cristiano Ronaldo's agent will apparently meet with Real Madrid today as the player's transfer to Juventus moves closer to being finalised, according to Corriere dello Sport. As reported by Goal, Ronaldo has already agreed a switch to the Serie A champions, with Jorge Mendes apparently now seeking the final go-ahead over the transfer as he meets with Real chiefs. Despite suggestions that the transfer is close to happening, Cadena COPE have reported that Juve have yet to make a bid for Ronaldo. Luis Enrique favourite to take Spain job Luis Enrique has emerged as the frontrunner to replace Fernando Hierro as Spain's new head coach, according to Marca. Indeed, Spanish FA chief Luis Rubiales will propose the idea of the former Barcelona manager taking charge of the national team in a meeting on Monday, suggesting that he is given a contract until 2020. Abramovich calls Napoli to sort Sarri move Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich has made contact with Napoli chairman Aurelio De Laurentiis as he attempts to convince the Serie A club to release Maurizio Sarri from his contract, Corriere dello Sport reports. As revealed by Goal, Sarri is still the No.1 choice to replace Antonio Conte but talks have stalled over Napoli's demands to receive a significant fee from the Blues for their manager, despite Carlo Ancelotti already confirmed as his replacement. And Abramovich is now attempting to seek a resolution by calling De Laurentiis directly, while Tuttosport reports that the sale of Jorginho to Chelsea could also be a topic of conversation. Hazard is Madrid's plan B Real Madrid will target Chelsea star Eden Hazard if Neymar doesn't arrive, according to Marca. Madrid president Florentino Perez has long dreamed of bringing Neymar to the Bernabeu, but understands that PSG won't part with their star easily. If a move for Neymar doesn't materialise, Madrid will go all out to sign Hazard, who has hinted at a possible departure from Chelsea. Dembele still waiting for Inter Tottenham midfielder Mousa Dembele is still awaiting an offer from Inter, with Friday set to be a turning point in negotiations, reports Gazzetta dello Sport. There have, thus far, been no huge offers coming in from China, and with the transfer window closing in the Asian country on July 13, time is running out for any move to be finalised. And Inter could take advantage of that, with new signing and fellow Belgian Radja Nainggolan potentially proving decisive in tempting Dembele to move to Serie A. Barca target Willian & Rabiot Chelsea star Willian and Adrien Rabiot of PSG top Barcelona's midfield wish-list, according to Mundo Deportivo. With Andres Iniesta and Paulinho already leaving, and Andre Gomes and Rafinha likely to follow, the Blaugrana feel the need to add players in the centre of the park. Willian, 29, and Rabiot, 23, are seen as options for the present, with Ajax's Frenkie de Jong, 21, also targeted as a player for the future. Napoli make offer for Di Maria Napoli have offered PSG's Angel Di Maria a three-year contract worth €5 million per season, reports Mediaset Premium. New Napoli boss Carlo Ancelotti managed Di Maria when the pair were at Real Madrid, and the Italian wants to be reunited with the 30-year-old. Di Maria's deal with the Ligue 1 side expires next summer. City agree £60m Mahrez deal Manchester City have agreed a £60 million (€68m/$80m) deal with Leicester for Riyad Mahrez, claim the Daily Mail. The Premier League champions fell short with a January bid for the Algeria star, but are now set to land the the 27-year-old winger. Mahrez is set to undergo a medical at City on Monday or Tuesday. Ajax 'doing everything' to land Blind Ajax coach Erik Ten Hag says the Dutch club is "doing everything" to try and sign Manchester United's Daley Blind, citing the defender's versatility as a potential asset to his squad.<doc-sep>When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Sometimes they'll include recommendations for other related newsletters or services we offer. Our Privacy Notice explains more about how we use your data, and your rights. You can unsubscribe at any time. Barcelona battled hard to sign Coutinho in January, prising him away from Liverpool for a huge £142million. The Catalan giants had spent months wearing down the Reds’ resolve, with the Merseyside giants rebuffing all offer for the Brazil international this summer. Barcelona eventually landed their man when Liverpool agreed to let him go - should the La Liga giants pay their asking price. Ultimately, Coutinho failed to sparkle last term despite Barca easing to the La Liga and Copa del Rey titles. There is already talk of PSG preparing a £238million bid, with Neymar keen for the Ligue 1 giants to sign his compatriot.<doc-sep>Sure the World Cup is great and all but does anything really come close to a good old fashioned transfer saga? Well fear not they're back and this time it's Philippe Coutinho...wait I'm having deja vu! So last summer I found myself writing about two players on an almost daily basis as PSG swooped for Neymar and Barcelona went for Philippe Coutinho, first to keep the former happy in an attempt to stop his move and latterly to replace Neymar. Loading… From the moment they were talked about to the end of the summer there was almost daily updates, with Neymar's relatively quick move affecting literally everything so still demanding attention. Advert 10 My word how I was glad the day Coutinho finally moved from Liverpool to Barcelona in January, there are only so many things you can say without repeating oneself. So imagine my delight when I saw this story today, essenitally combining last summer's two most relentless sagas to get PSG making a move for Coutinho. According to Mundo Deportivo the French have already offered €270 million to the player's agent, not Barca, in order to try and pair him up with Neymar. Could Coutinho be off again just a few months after signing? Image: PA Images Advert 10 The fact the offer has been made to the agent, rather than Barcelona, rather suggests that the Ligue 1 champions are more than aware how frosty the relationship between the two clubs probably is. The report reckons that as well as wanting Coutinho's passing ability, proved once again by his delicious assist for Renato Augusto's goal in the quarter final loss to Belgium, they also want him to keep Neymar happy. It's exactly the tactic Barca tried last summer and once again comes amidst talk of Neymar potentially leaving. Rumours of a move to Real Madrid refuse to go away and with Cristiano Ronaldo potentially on the verge of signing for Juventus that will only intensify. Would a friend persuade Neymar to stay? Image: PA Images Advert 10 PSG assume trying to negotiate straight up with Barcelona would see the La Liga champions tell them they need to cough up Coutinho's €400 million release clause. It's unlikely that Barca are going to want to sell a player they so desperately tracked last summer unless they have a replacement lined up and there's not many players of Coutinho's quality lying around.<doc-sep>
PARIS SAINT-GERMAIN are ready to smash the world-record transfer fee after making a £239MILLION bid for Philippe Coutinho, according to reports. And they hope that a blockbuster move for the Barcelona star will persuade his Brazil team-mate Neymar to stay. 4 PSG have launched a £239million bid to sign Philippe Coutinho, according to Mundo Deportivo Credit: Mundo Deportivo Mundo Deportivo claim PSG have made the offer to Coutinho's agent Kia Joorabchian. The moneybags Parisian club expect to be rejected and told to meet his £354m buyout clause. In fact, they are ready to take the same approach used to sign Neymar. PSG lured Neymar, 26, from the Nou Camp to Ligue 1 after paying his £198m release clause last summer, having failed with a number of lower bids. 4 PSG hope that by signing Philippe Coutinho, Neymar will not move to Real Madrid Credit: AFP or licensors 4 Philippe Coutinho and Neymar both crashed out of the World Cup with Brazil in the quarter-finals Credit: AFP or licensors 4 Neymar has shone since his £142m move from Liverpool to Barcelona Credit: EPA The report claims Coutinho already turned down more lucrative offers from both the French champions and Real Madrid to sign for Barca from Liverpool in a £142m deal. The Brazil playmaker, also 26, shone at the World Cup but crashed out to Belgium in the quarter-final. PSG hope Coutinho's arrival would keep Neymar out of Real Madrid's clutches. He has been linked with a stunning return to La Liga with Barca's rivals - and Cristiano Ronaldo's proposed Juventus transfer would leave them with a huge void to fill. PSG could stand to lose either Neymar or £166m France striker Kylian Mbappe due to Financial Fair Play rules. Uefa's decision to close an investigation into their accounts has been effectively reopened after the chairman of the Club Financial Control Body's investigatory chamber referred the decision to the body's adjudicatory chamber.