The latest transfer news reveals that Ruben Amorim's anticipated move to AC Milan may benefit Manchester United financially, potentially saving the club up to £10 million in compensation. This development was reported by the Daily Mail.

In addition to the Amorim situation, several Premier League clubs are keeping an eye on Ayyoub Bouaddi, a promising talent from Morocco, with Arsenal, Liverpool, and Chelsea among those interested. The Daily Mail highlighted this growing interest.

Meanwhile, Chelsea has identified Maxence Lacroix, a defender from Crystal Palace, as a target for their upcoming transfer plans.

On another front, former Barcelona striker Robert Lewandowski is contemplating a potential move to the MLS, with an offer from Chicago Fire currently on the table, according to Fabrizio Romano.

In club management news, Newcastle's head of recruitment, Steve Nickson, is set to depart after a significant 15 years at the club, as reported by The Athletic.

Despite relegation concerns, West Ham's owner Daniel Kretinsky affirmed that the club does not need to sell key players like Jarrod Bowen and Mateus Fernandes, as reported by The Times.

Lastly, Manchester United faces a potential setback in their pursuit of Mateus Fernandes, as they have warned West Ham not to inflate their £80 million asking price, according to the Daily Express.

In World Cup news, former England manager Gareth Southgate disclosed that he declined a punditry role during the tournament to avoid being a distraction, as stated by The Independent.