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According to Mundo Deportivo, Tottenham have reduced their asking price for center-back Cristian Romero from €70 million to €30 million. A year ago, he was Atletico Madrid manager Diego Simeone's top transfer target, but Spurs refused to sell at the time. After two failed negotiation attempts, Atletico moved on to other targets.

According to Marc Stein, the Pistons had targeted Austin Reaves as a key acquisition but the plan failed when Reaves stayed with the Lakers. The team then turned to Tyler Herro, expressing trade interest. League sources say the Bucks are expected to listen to offers, but Herro may remain with his current team.

Napoli are pushing to sign Lazio defender Mario Gila with an €18 million offer plus a loan option involving Rafa Marin or Lorenzo Lucca. Lazio are open to negotiation due to their coach’s interest in both players, while Gila has reportedly agreed personal terms with Napoli on a long-term contract.

On June 24, Fenerbahce S.K. officially announced that Dutch legend Dirk Kuyt has returned to the club to serve as assistant coach to head coach Ismail Kartal.

Aston Villa fans fined €10,000 for discriminatory banner against Freiburg in Europa League, away ticket sales suspended for 2 years. PSG fined €80,000 for fireworks in Champions League final vs Arsenal, plus €10,875 for thrown objects, away sales suspended. Freiburg fined €30,000 for pitch invasion in Europa League semi-final vs Braga, next match closed doors suspended for 2 years.

Eintracht Frankfurt sporting director Markus Kroesche has rejected AC Milan's lucrative offer, opting to stay for another season. His contract includes a low-cost release clause, active each January until 2027, allowing Bayern Munich, Borussia Dortmund, and select Premier League clubs to sign him for a few million euros.

Before England's final group match against Panama, Declan Rice's hamstring issue raised concerns, with Kobbie Mainoo potentially making his World Cup debut start. Tuchel tested Mainoo in midfield in a training match, assessing his partnership with Elliot Anderson, as Rice may need to be rotated. Rice has been managing a hamstring problem since Christmas, with heavy strapping on his left calf; although not serious, he was limping and will be evaluated. Anderson was substituted with a back injury, while Reece James received treatment for a head injury but played the full match, requiring workload management.

Ben Jacobs reports that Wales manager Craig Bellamy is set to take over as Burnley head coach, with Burnley paying around £1 million in compensation to the Welsh FA, while Steve Cooper and Eric Ramsey emerge as early candidates to replace him.

The Thunder are actively shopping Isaiah Joe after drafting Bennett Stirts, aiming to save millions in luxury tax while Stirts fills the shooting role.

Romano Exclusive: Chelsea defender Trevoh Chalobah may leave this summer. Serie A side Como has submitted the first official bid to sign him. Inter Milan are also scouting him, listing him as a target for center-back reinforcement. The player is currently focused on the World Cup, and several Champions League clubs have also expressed interest.

Renowned journalist Fabrizio Romano reports that Greek club Panathinaikos is close to signing Inter Milan center-back Stefan de Vrij on a free transfer. The 34-year-old Dutch defender's contract expires this summer, and the deal is in its final stages, pending the player's confirmation.

According to Matt Law of The Telegraph, Chelsea have intensified their pursuit of Maxence Lacroix...

Heavy rain forced Spain’s national team to abandon an outdoor training session in the United States, prompting a rushed and chaotic but successful move to indoor facilities.

United States winger Christian Pulisic has been confirmed fit and available for selection. He missed the USMNT's victory over Australia due to a calf injury, a win that secured their spot in the knockout stage. Pulisic expressed his desire to compete against top-tier players in the tournament and stated that the team doesn't need a "miracle" to advance. He has returned to training and is expected to feature against Turkey...

Juventus are open to selling Fabio Miretti, but negotiations with Bologna have stalled over a roughly €14 million valuation.

FIFA has announced that Qatar midfielder Asim Mardiboh has been sent off and suspended for five matches for a malicious tackle during the World Cup match against Canada. The tackle caused opposing player Ismael Kone to suffer a fracture of the left tibia and fibula, ruling him out of the remainder of the World Cup. Kone underwent surgery after the match, and Mardiboh visited him in the hospital. The suspension is still subject to appeal.

Barcelona are reportedly preparing a €120 million move for Julian Alvarez after the striker expressed a desire to leave Atletico Madrid. While Barca are encouraged by his stance, any transfer will require direct talks between the player and Atletico’s hierarchy, with PSG previously exploring a potential deal as well.

Tottenham's Lucas Bergvall seeks a summer exit, attracting interest from Chelsea, Aston Villa, and Nottingham Forest, with Spurs finishing 17th last season.

La Gazzetta dello Sport has revealed that while Juventus are in talks for Paris Saint-Germain forward Kolo Muani, they have also set their sights on South Korean midfielder Lee Kang-in. Spalletti is in urgent need of an attacking midfielder, and Lee Kang-in fits the bill perfectly. Atletico Madrid have already prepared a €25 million bid to snatch him, while Juventus are holding fire and observing the situation.

Betis midfielder Sergi Altimira is set to join Sporting Portugal for €20 million, with Barcelona receiving approximately €400,000 in training compensation following his seven-year tenure at their academy.