Latest transfer news today: Man Utd prepare bid for £30m target as Chelsea ‘offered’ shock Arsenal star

With pre‑season heading towards a conclusion, the transfer market is in full swing as it enters a crucial period.

Premier League clubs are moving quickly, agents are busy, and several high‑profile deals are edging toward decision time.

Below, Football Whispers takes a look at the top stories today.

Man Utd consider Joaquin Seys bid

Manchester United are weighing up a move for defensive target Joaquin Seys.

The Red Devils are said to have been priced out of a move for top target Lewis Hall, with reports now linking them with the Club Brugge gem.

United are seeking reinforcements in defence, and left-back is a key area of concern given Luke Shaw's injury record.

Seys, who is also being courted by Arsenal, is expected to cost around £30 million, though it remains to be seen if Man Utd's bid will be in that region.

Chelsea offered Myles Lewis-Skelly

Chelsea have been ‘offered' the chance to sign Myles Lewis‑Skelly from Arsenal in what would be a surprise move.

Reports indicate the Premier League champions may listen to offers for the homegrown midfielder following Bruno Guimarães’ arrival.

The 19‑year‑old, capable of playing left‑back or in midfield, signed a new deal last year, while United are also monitoring the situation.

Lewis‑Skelly has long been on the Blues' radar, but it is unclear whether they will advance that interest – or what a potential bid might look like.

Man City in contact over Enzo Fernandez move

New Manchester City boss Enzo Maresca ‘would love' to reunite with his former captain Enzo Fernandez this summer.

According to Fabrizio Romano, the Italian has targeted the Chelsea midfielder since the start of the window, and that stance remains unchanged

The renewed interest follows speculation over Rodri’s future, with Barcelona monitoring the situation, though any move would hinge on the fee.

Chelsea value Fernandez at around £120 million and are equally prepared to keep him for the upcoming campaign.