Latest transfer news today: Liverpool want ‘long-standing’ £60m target as Man Utd eye Casemiro successor

The transfer window hasn’t even opened yet, but the Premier League rumour mill is already spinning with only two games left in the season.

From surprise exits to big‑money bids taking shape, plenty is bubbling beneath the surface.

Football Whispers takes a look at the biggest headlines of the day:

Clubs line up to sign Arsenal wonderkid Ethan Nwaneri

Arsenal are understood to be open to selling 19‑year‑old prodigy Ethan Nwaneri this summer, with as many as seven clubs monitoring his situation.

The attacking midfielder, who is the youngest player ever to appear in the Premier League, has spent the second half of the season on loan at Marseille and is due back in north London ahead of the off‑season.

Reports suggest Arsenal could sanction a sale for around £40 million, with Chelsea among four English clubs showing strong interest.

Borussia Dortmund, Juventus and AC Milan are also believed to be in the mix, setting up what could be a lively summer for the England U21 star.

Liverpool set to target Jarrod Bowen

Liverpool are reportedly among the Premier League clubs lining up a move for Jarrod Bowen, even if West Ham United avoid relegation.

According to reports, the Reds are said to be ‘long‑standing admirers' of the England international and view him as a serious contender to replace Mo Salah as they reshape their forward line.

They won’t have a free run at him, though, as arch-rivals Everton and Newcastle United are also in the mix, with the latter potentially needing to cash in on Anthony Gordon, who has himself been linked with a return to Anfield.

A fee in the region of £60 million is expected to be enough to tempt West Ham into selling Bowen, although that valuation could drop if they slip into the Championship in the final two games.

Man Utd eyeing Ederson as Casemiro replacement

Manchester United are weighing up a move for Atalanta midfielder Ederson as they continue their search for midfield reinforcements this summer.

With the in‑form but outgoing Casemiro expected to leave Old Trafford and uncertainty still surrounding Manuel Ugarte, United are in the market for fresh options in the centre of the pitch.

Reports now suggest the Brazil international is high on their shortlist, with a fee of around £40 million thought to be enough to secure his signature.

Ederson is entering the final 12 months of his contract, leaving Atalanta in a weakened negotiating position, something United may look to exploit as they reshape their midfield.