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Real Madrid Agree £120m Yan Diomande Deal in Busy Transfer Window

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Real Madrid have struck a deal worth up to 140m euros (£120m) with RB Leipzig to sign 19-year-old Ivory Coast winger Yan Diomande, bringing an end to a prolonged negotiation between the two clubs.

Liverpool are meanwhile weighing up a move for Ibrahim Mbaye, the 18-year-old winger who represents both Paris St-Germain and Senegal. The Merseyside club are in the early stages of exploring that potential transfer, according to reports.

Villa and Fulham make their moves

Aston Villa have reached an agreement with Atletico Madrid to bring in Italian left-back Matteo Ruggeri, 24, as they continue to reshape their squad for next season.

Fulham are closing in on a £30m deal for Southampton and Northern Ireland midfielder Shea Charles, 22, with a move to Craven Cottage looking increasingly likely.

Salah linked with Trabzonspor reunion

Trabzonspor are working to bring Mohamed Salah, 34, to Turkey this summer and reunite the Egypt forward with former Liverpool team-mate Darwin Nunez, the Uruguay and Al-Hilal striker, 27. The Turkish club are pursuing the ambitious double move.

Liverpool have also been linked with Real Madrid defender Raul Asencio, 23, after the Spain international was told he could leave the club during this transfer window.

Arsenal eye Konsa as Madrid weigh up midfield exits

Aston Villa are bracing for a fresh bid from Arsenal for England defender Ezri Konsa, 28. Villa are attempting to tie Konsa down to a new contract in order to keep him at Villa Park.

Real Madrid could make French midfielders Aurelien Tchouameni, 26, and Eduardo Camavinga, 23 — both targets for Manchester United — available for transfer, reportedly to free up the funds necessary to sign Rodri, 30, from Manchester City.

Finally, Hamburg have expressed interest in bringing Belgian defender Sebastiaan Bornauw, 27, back to the Bundesliga from Leeds United.

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