Alisson Becker wants out of Liverpool, Paris Saint-Germain make Julian Alvarez decision- Euro Transfer News

The goalkeeper has been key to his side’s success since arriving from Roma in the summer of 2018, winning two Premier League titles and a UEFA Champions League.

The Reds finished fifth in the Premier League last term, with the Brazil international making 26 league appearances.

Gazzetta dello Sport says he has already agreed a deal in principle to join Juventus.

”The Brazilian goalkeeper, stuck with Slot for dressing room reasons, will explain to the new coach that he considers his career over,” read the article.

”The Bianconeri are willing to wait until the start of the World Cup.

”An agreement in principle between Alisson and Juventus has already been reached for some time.”

Paris Saint-Germain have reportedly lost interest in signing Atletico Madrid striker Julian Alvarez, opening the door for Arsenal and Barcelona to battle it out for the Argentina international’s signature.

The former Manchester City star impressed in the Spanish capital last season, producing 20 goals and nine assists in 49 appearances across all competitions.

The Gunners and the Liga champions have both been linked with a move for the FIFA World Cup winner for several months.

Mundo Deportivo says PSG’s sporting director Luis Campos is less keen on securing Alvarez’s signature.

”PSG, who wanted him when Atletico signed him from Manchester City, are always in the running,” read the article.

”But in the last few hours, interest in Julian Alvarez has cooled considerably in the French capital.

”This was done by their sporting director, Luis Campos.”

Italy’s Calciomercato believes that at least six Premier League clubs are in the race to sign AC Milan star Rafael Leao.

Manchester United, Chelsea, Arsenal, Tottenham Hotspur, Liverpool and Newcastle United are said to be keen on the 26-year-old, who produced nine goals and three assists in Serie A this term.

Leao looks set to play a crucial role as part of Portugal’s squad at this summer’s World Cup.

Calciomercato says Manchester United have been interested in signing the forward for some time.

”In recent weeks, Leao has been repeatedly linked with Manchester United who, having returned to qualifying for next season's Champions League, will be keen to give [manager, Michael] Carrick some gifts and have been following the Portuguese for some time,” read the article.

”Chelsea are also long-time admirers of the player, but relations between the Milanese and Londoners are volatile: the [Mike] Maignan deal, which fell through, was bad, while the [Christopher] Nkunku deal, which was finalised in just a few hours at the end of the summer transfer window, was good.

”Other clubs are also keeping an eye on the deal: from Arsenal to [Roberto] De Zerbi's Tottenham, from Liverpool to Newcastle, all of which could be interested in the Portuguese in the future but have so far made no move.”

Cesc Fabregas wants to stay on as manager of Como next season despite reports linking him with a move to Real Madrid, according to Spanish outlet SPORT.

The former Arsenal and Chelsea midfielder has enjoyed a sensational start to his managerial career, guiding Como to a fourth-placed finish in Serie A.

They will compete in next season’s Champions League as a result, but Fabregas has subsequently been linked with a move away from the club.

However, SPORT says the Spaniard has no intention of leaving the club at this stage.

”He already had offers on the table last season, and this season he's been linked to Enrique Riquelme's bid to coach Real Madrid,” reads the article.

”He signed with Como until 2028 and is already organising next season with the modest club from northern Italy.

”He is happy at Como and has significant influence on all sporting decisions, from signings to organisational matters, as seen in the construction of an exemplary training complex halfway between Como and Milan."

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