Arsenal are preparing a second approach to sign Newcastle United midfielder Bruno Guimaraes, though the Magpies are expected to rebuff any advances once again, even with an improved offer on the table, according to the Daily Mail.

Newcastle have shown no willingness to part with their captain, and sources suggest the club's response to a refreshed Arsenal bid will mirror their initial rejection. Guimaraes has been a cornerstone of Newcastle's midfield, making him one of the most coveted players in the Premier League.

Kinsky commits to Spurs

Tottenham Hotspur have reached a full agreement with goalkeeper Antonin Kinsky on a new and improved contract, according to The Athletic. The deal secures one of the more impressive performers of recent months at the club.

Forest hunt Anderson replacement

Nottingham Forest are weighing up their options after the departure of midfielder Elliot Anderson. The Daily Mail reports that Brighton's Jack Hinshelwood, Liverpool's Curtis Jones, and Tottenham's Lucas Bergvall are all being considered as potential successors.

Brentford, meanwhile, are exploring a move for Burnley winger Jaidon Anthony, the BBC reports, as the Bees look to add width to their attack ahead of next season.

Mourinho backs Endrick to stay at Real Madrid

Real Madrid are set to retain striker Endrick for the coming season, with new head coach Jose Mourinho keen to hand the young Brazil international a genuine role in his first-team plans, according to Marca.

Ramos seals AC Milan record deal

AC Milan have agreed a club-record transfer fee to sign Paris Saint-Germain and Portugal striker Goncalo Ramos, The Athletic reports. The deal represents a significant statement of intent from the San Siro club as they seek to reinforce their attack.

Bayern close in on Brown

Bayern Munich have reached an agreement in principle to sign defender Nathaniel Brown from Eintracht Frankfurt, also according to The Athletic. The German giants continue to strengthen their squad ahead of the new campaign.