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- Manchester United and Real Madrid have added Bournemouth defender to their short lists, according to AS. Both clubs are reported to be ready to "fight" to sign the 19-year-old in the summer transfer window, with both actively looking for reinforcements at centre-back. The Red Devils are said to have also identified West Ham United's , Everton's and Sporting CP defender as potential alternatives. Huijsen has impressed in his 18 Premier League appearances for Andoni Iraola's side so far this season.

- Chelsea are lining up a move for Athletic Club winger , reports TEAMtalk. The Blues are believed to already be looking into an approach for the 22-year-old Spain international, who is reportedly willing to join a big club in Europe in the next transfer window. It is said that a switch to Stamford Bridge could hinge on whether manager Enzo Maresca secures UEFA Champions League football next season.

- Multiple clubs remain interested in Atalanta midfielder , according to TEAMtalk. Talks are expected to take place in the coming weeks with Manchester City still keen on the 25-year-old, though they could face competition from Liverpool, who are said to have made an inquiry regarding a potential summer move. La Dea dismissed interest in Éderson over the January transfer window amid their current push for the league title in Serie A.

- Newcastle United are set to win the race ahead of Barcelona and Real Madrid to sign Malaga winger , reports the Daily Mail. It is reported that the 18-year-old is keen on joining the Magpies after visiting St. James' Park with his representatives, and there is now optimism that an agreement can be reached on a pre-contract, with his current deal set to expire in the summer. Cordero has made 23 appearances for Malaga this season in Spain's Segunda Division.

- A new approach is expected to be made by Chelsea after their proposal in January was rejected by Nottingham Forest for centre-back , according to Football Insider. Murillo, 22, has been one of the standout stars at the City Ground this season, and he is believed to be a "top option" in the Blues' search for a defender. However, it is reported that a move will be difficult to complete if Forest secure Champions League qualification, having recently signed Murillo to a long-term contract until the summer of 2029.