Jabri Fija - Porto

"All roads lead to Porto".

Several clubs fought for Fija, whether Newcastle, Atlético Madrid, Porto or others, but near the headquarters of the last clubHis hometown, Rajah Kefta.

According to the journalist "Santi Una", Al-Ahly agreed to let go of the 23-year-old for 17 million euros, in addition to 35% of the proceeds of his sale in the future.

 Marcus Rashford - Inter

The English left winger, who spent last season on loan to Aston Villa from Manchester United, who already wants to get rid of him in light of his differences with coach Ruben Amorim.

All the reports have been talking for the past few weeks that Rashford is closer to Barcelona, ​​but recently Inter have come to the surface, especially with their Champions League loss a few days ago.According to "The Sun" newspaper, Nerazzurri officials consider Rashford to be the "cornerstone" in the team's rebuilding project, even with the official departure of coach Simoni Inzaghi.

And although everyone knows that Rashford's first desire is to move to Barcelona, ​​but the latter's financial circumstances may facilitate Inter's task of kidnapping the player from him.

 Federico Chiesa - Atletico Madrid

The Italian winger from Liverpool, the most prominent deal on the Atlético Madrid table before the World Cup..

The 27-year-old has basically been struggling with the Reds since joining them in the summer of 2024 in the absence of coach Arnie Sloot's channel, which he confirmed even indirectly in more than one official statement.The "AS" newspaper confirmed that Chiesa actually wants to leave Liverpool this summer, either on loan or through the final sale, noting that Atletico Madrid is competing with Napoli to sign him.

 Dilab - Chelsea

The English striker of Ipswich Town, the deal is the closest to being finalized after he has already undergone the medical examination according to the "Sky Sports" network.

The 22-year-old dazzled in Manchester City's academy, before moving to Ipswich in the summer of 2024, and with a star emerging there, the Blues are looking to snap him up.

Perhaps this deal is the most prominent in Chelsea before the World Cup, with the return of a number of loan players such as Joao Felix, Axel Desassi and others.

 Alvaro Carreras - Real Madrid

The Spanish back-rower of Benfica, one of the goals of Al-Merenji during the current period, in light of his defensive struggles over the course of the past season, due to the many injuries.

The 22-year-old's contract with the Portuguese club extends until 2029, as he was permanently contracted from Manchester United in the summer of 2024, after a six-month loan period.According to the "AS" newspaper, Benfica insists on the departure of Carreras, and demands 60 million euros to agree to do without him.

"ACE" explained that the Spanish club may turn to its former club "Manchester United" to finalize the deal in its favor, as it will require it to activate the buyback clause estimated at 18 million euros and then Real Madrid will buy it from the English club at a price ranging from 30 to 35 million euros.

 Nico Baez - Real Madrid

"To return his old goods" .. this is the title of Real Madrid's quest towards Nico Baez; Como midfielder..

The 20-year-old, who grew up in the ranks of the Royal Academy, moved to the Italian club in the summer of 2024 for six million euros.But Real Madrid put a clause in the contract with Como, giving him the right of preference to buy the player again worth eight million euros, which he is currently seeking to activate, to benefit from his services in the World Cup, according to the "Marca" newspaper.

 Angelo Stetler - Real Madrid

The Stuttgart midfielder, for whom reports confirm that Real Madrid has earmarked a huge sum for him, to speed up the process of signing him before the start of the World Cup.According to the "Marka" newspaper, the 24-year-old will cost the Meringue coffers from 40 to 50 million euros, to convince Nadia to skip him.

The newspaper confirmed that the German player has a clear desire to wear the royal shirt next season, describing the deal as "a matter of time no more".