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Lazio are monitoring Tottenham midfielder Giovani Lo Celso.

Spurs would want just £8.5m to let the Argentine leave having failed to make an impact under Ange Postecoglou, and with just a year left on his contract.

La Repubblica report on Lazio preferring to sign younger players this summer, but Lo Celso is highly regarded enough to be an exception to this plan.

Michael Olise is not the only Crystal Palace winger wanted for a big-money move.

Eberechi Eze is catching the eye of several clubs, with Tottenham expected to make a move for one of their key transfer targets.

But, according to Sky Sports, Arsenal are also keen and could join the race.

England international Eze is reportedly ready to make the leap from Selhurst Park to a club competing in Europe.

Liverpool have had an opening bid with €50m (£42m) for Lille defender Leny Yoro rejected.

The 18-year-old defender will not sign a new contract ahead of his existing deal expiring in 2025, sparking an auction for his talents this summer.

Lille are happy to cash in and The Athletic report that Real Madrid are strongly expected to land him, either this summer or as a free agent next year.

But Liverpool, according to Mundo Deportivo, have made their move - but been immediately shot down.

Arsenal have joined the race for Girona striker Artem Dovbyk.

Last season's top scorer in La Liga has already been the subject of bids from Atletico Madrid and Napoli but Girona are holding out for the player's release clause of €40m (£33m) to be paid in full.

So for Atleti and Napoli have fallen short of that figure, but the Gunners are prepared to end the race by coughing up, according to Diari de Girona.

David Moyes believes West Ham should have demanded £150m for Declan Rice.

The midfielder joined Arsenal last summer for £105m and enjoyed a stellar first season in north London, with his former manager not surprised with the level of performances.

“Sometimes you want to take credit but Mikel has done a great job with him,’ Moyes said ontalkSPORT. “There were things that maybe Declan wasn’t as good at but I think he’s improved.

“He hasn’t really surprised me but I do laugh because a couple of years ago people were saying, “you’ll never get £100m for Declan”. I was saying, “no, we’ll get £150m for him”.

“I was telling West Ham to hold out for £150m and people were saying I was off my head. But I think if you look at some of the players who have come around that price, Dec’s surpassed them and looks above them.

The 30 goals Serhou Guirassy scored for Stuttgart last season have made him a hot property in the transfer market.

And his bargain price of £17m makes him an absolute snip with German publication Bild naming four clubs as the most likely destinations for him this summer.

Arsenal, Chelsea, Borussia Dortmund and AC Milan are all pushing hard to sign Guirassy, it is said, with Bayern Munich out of the running due to Harry Kane’s status as their starting striker.

Giurassy reportedly wants a decision on his future by the end of the month with a move from Stuttgart seemingly inevitable.

Tottenham are in the mix for Sampdoria defender Giovanni Leoni.

The 17-year-old Italy youth international is highly-rated in his home country and his club are considering making a quick profit on him.

La Repubblica say he has agreed to sign from Padova for just over £1m next month - but Torino, Juventus, Spurs and Napoli are all happy to stump up just over £4m for his signature.

It is claimed that Serie A side Torino are the current frontrunners for the deal.

Arsenal want £30m for Emile Smith Rowe this summer.

The 23-year-old is one of the players who could be on their way out of north London, having struggled to regular minutes over the last couple of seasons.

Football Insider report that the Gunners are willing to sell, but have set a £30m asking price.

Tottenham defender Luka Vuskovic is expected to join Belgian side Westerlo on loan.

The 17-year-old was signed by Spurs in a £12m deal last September from Hajduk Split, putting pen to paper on a deal through to 2030. FIFA rules mean the Croatian cannot arrive at Spurs until he turns 18 next year.

Vuskovic spent last term first at Hajduk before moving to Polish side Radomiak Radomon a six-month loan deal, and the centre-back is now set to spend next season in Belgium. The teenager has agreed to join Westerlo, who finished 11th in the Belgian Pro League.

Mason Greenwood’s move to Juventus could depend on the future of Federico Chiesa.

The Italian winger has been linked with Liverpool and is said by Corriere di Torino to be available for £21m ahead of his contract expiring in 2025.

Chiesa’s exit would give Juve the green light to swoop for Mason Greenwood, who Manchester United want to cash in on this summer.

United want over £40m for Greenwood but Juve want to pay a maximum £25m.