Manchester United and Arsenal are actively pursuing Joaquin Seys, the left-back from Club Brugge, according to reports from The Sun. Seys has emerged as a sought-after talent, drawing interest from several top clubs looking to bolster their defensive line.

In addition to the chase for Seys, West Ham has made an initial offer estimated at around £15 million for Troy Parrott, the striker from AZ Alkmaar. They are also considering a deal for Reiss Nelson from Arsenal.

Meanwhile, Diego Simeone has firmly stated that Julian Alvarez, an Arsenal target, is not available for transfer, following Atletico Madrid's decisive stance after the club's recent performance.

Newcastle midfielder Joe Willock continues to attract attention from Besiktas, while Arsenal remains reluctant to part with Gabriel Martinelli, despite Galatasaray initiating talks for a potential transfer.

In other news, free agent defender Axel Tuanzebe is generating interest from clubs in both the Saudi Pro League and the Premier League. Additionally, Jose Mourinho has publicly challenged Bernardo Silva to enhance his fitness levels after the player's recent transition to Real Madrid was critiqued for its lack of readiness.

This flurry of activity highlights the dynamic and ever-changing landscape of football transfers as clubs prepare for the upcoming season.