Aston Villa have entered negotiations to bring Japan goalkeeper Zion Suzuki to the club from Parma. The 23-year-old's proposed transfer to Paris St-Germain fell through, opening the door for Villa to make their move, according to Talksport.

Villa's pursuit of Suzuki has given Juventus a lift in their bid to land Argentina goalkeeper Emiliano Martinez, 33, from the Premier League side. Football Italia reports that the Italian club are hopeful of securing a deal should Villa find their new shot-stopper.

Osimhen's price tag revealed

Arsenal face a steep asking price if they want to sign Nigeria striker Victor Osimhen this summer. Football Insider reports that Galatasaray will demand well over £60 million for the 27-year-old, leaving Arsenal needing to significantly increase any offer they table.

City face Barcelona approach for Rodri

Barcelona believe their third offer of 70 million euros (£59.8 million) will be enough to convince Manchester City to part with Spain midfielder Rodri, 30, according to Spanish outlet AS.

Meanwhile, Manchester City are themselves pursuing a deal of their own. The Telegraph reports that City are in talks to sign Morocco midfielder Ayyoub Bouaddi from Lille, though the French club are holding out for a minimum of £85 million for the 18-year-old.

Palhinha attracting multiple suitors

Newcastle have reopened discussions over a move for Bayern Munich's Portugal midfielder Joao Palhinha, 31, with Aston Villa and Benfica also circling, according to the Mail.

Chelsea duo in the spotlight

Chelsea are prepared to listen to offers of £60 million for Senegal striker Nicolas Jackson, 25, with Aston Villa, Tottenham, and Atletico Madrid among the clubs showing interest, RMC Sport reports.

English forward Liam Delap, 23, is also attracting attention, but Talksport claims he is keen to remain in the Premier League despite Italian side Como's interest. Newcastle and Everton are both keeping tabs on his situation.

Gakpo pushes for Tottenham switch

Netherlands forward Cody Gakpo, 27, has informed Liverpool of his desire to leave and join Tottenham, according to Teamtalk.

Further moves in the pipeline

Inter Milan are reportedly looking to sell Brazilian winger Luis Henrique, 24, in order to fund a bid for Liverpool's England midfielder Curtis Jones, 25. Corriere dello Sport suggests Jones would cost around 40 million euros (£34 million).

Finally, Benfica have set their sights on Chelsea centre-back Tosin Adarabioyo, 28, who has slipped down the defensive pecking order at Stamford Bridge, per Caught Offside.