Transfer rumors on July 8: Newcastle buys Ellanda at record price Manchester United benefit

Newcastle bought Ellanda for a record price, and Manchester United benefited a lot

According to Sky Sports, Newcastle United has reached an agreement with Nottingham Forest on Antoine Ellanda's transfer, with the transfer fee of up to £55 million. This is the highest transfer fee in the history of the Magpies.

According to Sky Sports, although there are still some small details to be finalized, the two sides have basically reached an agreement. Ellanga will fly to Tyneside for a medical examination and officially join St James Park. Ellanda will become the most expensive winger in Newcastle's history.

Elanga's former team Manchester United benefited from the sale of Ellanda. Manchester United will make a 15% profit, equivalent to £6 million. This is an unexpected but important income as United are in need of funds to bring in Brian Mbemo.

Manchester United is about to "make money" from Greenwood's 70 million euro transfer

According to Spanish media reports, Saudi Arabia's club has officially proposed a quotation worth 70 million euros to Marseille in order to buy Munson Greenwood. With Barcelona and Juventus also closely watching the England striker, Marseille is currently “considering all possible options” and will “decide whether to accept offers from Saudi Arabia in the coming weeks”.

If the transaction is passed, half of the funds obtained will be transferred to Manchester United under an agreement signed by the parties in the summer of 2024. Therefore, Marseille will strive to push prices to the highest level.

If transfer to the Middle East, Greenwood may become Leo Messi's teammate in 2026. The Argentine superstar is considered Al Ahli’s next ambitious target as his contract at Miami International is gradually coming to an end.

Manchester United determines the price of Onana

According to the British Daily Mail, Manchester United offers Cameroon goalkeeper Andre Onana for £30 million in the summer transfer window this season, and the goalkeeper has also attracted the attention of Monaco. However, some people believe that this price is too high for a team like Monaco. Monaco will continue to pay attention to Onana's situation, but they may not make a formal offer if Manchester United does not cut prices.

Despite rumors that coach Ruben Amorin hopes to sell Onana in the summer, the Cameroonian goalkeeper is likely to stay in Carrington after returning to practice in preparation for the new season. Currently, Manchester United show interest in Aston Villa goalkeeper Emiliano Martinez, but signings to strengthen forward, midfield and central defenders are still preferred.

Theo Hernandez joins Riyadh Victory

media confirms that AC Milan has reached an agreement with Tolisso to sell it to Riyadh Victory. The French left-back will join the Saudi professional league team for a transfer fee of 25 million euros. The 27-year-old has agreed to personal terms and is preparing for a medical check in Saudi Arabia. The French international will receive a salary of up to €20 million a year.

Atlanta prepares to let De Paul leave

ESPN disclosed that Atletico Madrid is preparing to sell Rodrigo De Paul in the summer if the Argentine midfielder does not renew his contract with the team in the next few weeks. However, the source also revealed that head coach Diego Simeone does not want DePaul to leave because he believes that the fellow disciple is an important factor in the team's lineup.

DePaul's contract has one year left to expire, and Atletico Madrid does not want to lose the 2022 World Cup champion as a free agent in June 2026. Miami International is allegedly paying close attention to DePaul's contract and considering introducing him. According to some sources, the team believes that having captain Leonel Messi will be a key factor in joining DePaul.

Naples firmly sell Osmeen

According to transfer expert Fabricio Romano, Galatasaray has submitted a offer to Naples worth 50 million euros plus a surcharge of 5 million euros to buy Victor Osmeen. The Nigerian striker is considered willing to return to Galatasaray and has no obstacles in personal terms. However, Naples is determined to demand higher transfer fees.

Saudi Arabia is still competing for Osmayen's signature, planning to pay a 75 million euro termination fee. However, Saudi Arabia's team has not yet reached a personal agreement with the Nigerian striker.