🤑 Transfer gossip: Vidal in and Godín out at Inter? Zaha to Bayern? | OneFootball

Inter could be in line for a big month, Luka Modrić may be for the off and Bayern Munich are targeting another English winger.

Here is all of the latest news!

Real Talk 👏

Real Madrid star Luka Modrić has reportedly held talks with DC United about a lucrative Stateside switch, per The Athletic.

In Italy, La Gazzetta dello Sport say that Inter will likely complete a move for Arturo Vidal after Barcelona‘s Supercopa commitments, while Diego Godín could make a surprise exit as he is unhappy with his recent bench role.

The Independent report that Tottenham have been offered Atlético Madrid flop Thomas Lemar on loan this month – although a deal would include a €60m purchase option.

Newcastle want to add to their attacking options by bringing in Alfredo Morelos of Rangers, according to the Daily Star, but Dwight Gayle will not move in the other direction.

Villarreal standout Karl Toko Ekambi could be on his way to France, with L’Equipe crediting Lyon with a big interest.

Fake News 😡

Citing Italian sources, the Mirror’s claim that Paul Pogba wants a return to Italy to join Inter is just too far-fetched. They simply don’t have that money to spend.

The claims from the Netherlands that Arsenal want Hakim Ziyech of Ajax appear to be little more than speculation as things stand.

Fantasy Football 💫

After recently changing his agent to the same one as Robert Lewandowski, Wilfried Zaha could soon be even closer to the Pole as Sky Sport claim that Bayern Munich are interested in the winger, who is valued at €70m-€80m.

Reputable French outlet La Voix du Nord state that Manchester United are chasing Lille midfielder Boubakary Soumaré, who is valued by his current club at €50m.

It seems expensive but Leonardo is being linked with an €80m assault on former club Milan to bring Lucas Paquetá and Alessio Romagnoli to Paris Saint-Germain.

What you missed yesterday 👇

Not a lot. Liverpool signing Brentford youngster Joe Hardy was about as exciting as things got to start the week.

Let’s hope things soon pick up.

Total spend this month: €143.2m