Manchester City are growing confident of landing Enzo Fernandez before the transfer window closes, with the World Cup-winning midfielder understood to have told Chelsea he wants to make the move to the Etihad Stadium, according to talkSPORT.

Chelsea are holding firm on a £120 million asking price for the Argentine, with The Independent reporting that talks between the two clubs remain ongoing. City's pursuit of Fernandez would represent one of the biggest deals of the summer window.

Forest, Villa, and Liverpool also busy

Nottingham Forest have tabled a £22 million offer for Crystal Palace wing-back Daniel Munoz, according to the Daily Mail, as they look to bolster their defensive options.

Aston Villa have dispatched a delegation to Milan to hold talks over a potential loan deal for Rafael Leao. The AC Milan forward also has an offer on the table from Galatasaray, meaning Villa face competition for his signature.

Liverpool midfielder Harvey Elliott is drawing interest from Serie A, with both Napoli and Lazio monitoring his situation, the Daily Mail reports. Napoli, meanwhile, have also reached out to Newcastle United to enquire about the availability of Nick Woltemade on loan — a move confirmed by Fabrizio Romano.

Manchester United's busy window continues

Harry Amass's future at Manchester United hinges on whether the club secure a left-back before the deadline, The Sun reports. United will also alter their kit ahead of the weekend to meet Premier League compliance requirements.

Hull City face an uphill task in persuading United academy midfielder Toby Collyer to return to the MKM Stadium, while United are set to send Dan Gore out on loan to Luton Town.

Aston Villa's Bradley Burrowes and Luka Lynch are both available for loan exits before the window shuts, per The Athletic.

Scottish Premiership round-up

Rangers target Amario Cozier-Duberry is expected to pen a new deal with Brighton & Hove Albion and then head out on loan, The Scottish Sun reports, likely ending the Ibrox side's hopes of signing him this summer.

Celtic are weighing a move for Wolverhampton Wanderers goalkeeper Sam Johnstone as they seek cover following their Champions League qualifying exit, the Daily Mail reports. Meanwhile, Sanfreece Hiroshima are poised to complete a deal for Aberdeen's Kusini Yengi, while St Mirren have received a financial windfall after Miguel Freckleton's move to LASK earned them a Champions League qualifying bonus.