Latest transfer news today: Arsenal learn clear Bruno Guimaraes stance, £70m fee set for Man Utd target

A new day brings another round of transfer drama as Premier League clubs press on with reshaping their squads.

With the rumour mill spinning at full speed, Football Whispers breaks down the standout stories making the biggest noise today.

Arsenal told clear Bruno Guimaraes stance

Arsenal have been linked with Bruno Guimaraes in recent weeks, but a fresh update has surfaced, and it’s not exactly encouraging.

Reports suggest that Newcastle United are not in talks with the Gunners over a deal for the 28-year-old midfielder.

The Magpies are even said to expect the Brazil international back in training later this week ahead of their camp in La Manga.

Rumours persist that Guimaraes is keen on joining the Premier League champions, so this story doesn’t look like fading away anytime soon.

Man Utd learn Iliman Ndiaye asking price

Manchester United could now shift their focus to strengthening the wide areas, with Iliman Ndiaye understood to be among several options under consideration.

However, according to reports, he won’t come cheap, with Everton believed to value the Senegal international at around £70 million.

Interest in the 26‑year‑old is growing, with Saudi side Al‑Hilal pushing hard to land him, while the Red Devils have yet to make a formal move.

Ndiaye is thought to be open to leaving Everton, and his representatives are now working to encourage a bid from interested clubs.

Everton lead race to sign Liam Delap

Everton are currently ahead of several Premier League rivals in the race to sign out‑of‑favour Chelsea striker Liam Delap this summer.

The 23‑year‑old has been told he is free to leave Stamford Bridge after a difficult campaign, sparking interest from the Toffees as well as Newcastle and Leeds United.

Reports indicate his agents are already sounding out options, with Chelsea’s pursuit of veteran Danny Welbeck gathering pace and casting further doubt over Delap’s future.

It remains unclear what sort of fee Everton would need to pay, though Chelsea are expected to push for a profit on the £30 million they invested last summer.