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Manchester United captain Bruno Fernandes has been named the 2026 PFA Player of the Year. In the Premier League last season, he provided 21 assists, breaking the single-season assist record and leading the team to secure Champions League qualification. This is his first time winning this award, and with this, Bruno Fernandes has now collected all three top individual honors in English football: Premier League Player of the Season, FWA Footballer of the Year, and PFA Players' Player of the Year.

ESPN reporter Dave McMenamin reported that the Clippers and Raptors plan to complete the previously agreed trade after the relevant investigation concludes. However, if the league imposes severe penalties on Leonard under the collective bargaining agreement, including contract revocation or a one-year suspension, both teams' positions may change. Currently, both sides still hope to push the trade forward, but the investigation results and the league's final decision are key.

RB Leipzig have officially announced the return of Christopher Nkunku on loan from AC Milan for the 2026/27 season, with a buy option of €28 million. Nkunku previously played 172 games for Leipzig, scoring 70 goals and winning the DFB-Pokal in 2022 and 2023.

Manchester United have signed 22-year-old Cameroonian midfielder Carlos Baleba from Brighton for £70 million on a contract until 2031.

Aston Villa have submitted a €70m (including add-ons) bid to Chelsea for Nicolas Jackson, which Chelsea are set to accept. Villa still need to agree personal terms with the player. Meanwhile, Villa's €22m bid for Crystal Palace's Mateta has been rejected.

Tottenham are set to sign Omar Marmoush from Manchester City for £60m, taking their summer spending past £380m. Savinho has also joined from City for up to £85m, with both players set to reshape De Zerbi's attack ahead of Saturday's Premier League match against Newcastle.

Manchester United's 19-year-old academy right-back Jaydan Kamason is expected to reject loan offers and stay at Old Trafford, aiming for first-team opportunities in the 2026/27 season despite interest from Southampton and Championship clubs.

According to multiple British and Brazilian media, Nottingham Forest are close to signing Corinthians midfielder Andre for £13.6 million (approximately 95 million Brazilian reals). The club holds 70% of his economic rights. Head coach Diniz confirmed that Andre will leave the club, but if both Andre and Breno Bidon receive offers, only one will be sold. Previously, Corinthians had rejected AC Milan's €17 million offer...

Baleba's transfer is in its final stages and is expected to be officially announced tomorrow. Manchester United captain Bruno Fernandes has been nominated for the PFA Player of the Year award, which is currently the club's main focus. Baleba has already completed his medical and agreed personal terms, with paperwork largely done.

According to reports from AS, Hector Fort is likely to leave Barcelona before the transfer window closes, but negotiations have not yet been finalized. Fort is not in Flick's plans, having been loaned to Elche last season, and is currently training alone. Barcelona wants to retain future control, demanding a buyback clause or a sell-on percentage if a permanent transfer is agreed. Borussia Dortmund has sent a delegation for negotiations, while Real Sociedad has also joined the race. Barcelona prioritizes offers that are high and allow them to maintain control. Fort's future remains uncertain.

A consortium featuring former Bayern Munich players Lucas Hernandez, Thomas Muller, Yann Sommer, and Mats Hummels has acquired a 90% stake in Portuguese club Estrela da Amadora, with the investment led by ADvantage and LEAD and supported by KI Group.

Romano reports that Juventus midfielder Miretti's loan move to Besiktas is nearing completion. After the Pokou transfer was finalized, Besiktas submitted a loan bid including a buy option, which the player has preliminarily accepted. Final details are now being confirmed between the parties.

According to Saudi media reports, Al-Ittihad have listed Eintracht Frankfurt winger Ritsu Doan as a replacement candidate for Diaby, though the management still hopes Diaby stays. The 28-year-old Japan international has 7 goals and 6 assists in 40 appearances for Frankfurt this season.

Fabrizio Romano reports Al-Hilal are in deep negotiations with Arsenal over Martinelli, aiming to fast-track the deal. The club denied the player flew to Riyadh that day, calling earlier claims a mistake, but talks with the player's representatives remain on track and the hierarchy is confident of a successful transfer.

Lille are closing in on the signing of Paraguay goalkeeper Orlando Hill for $4.5M (€3.85M) on a five-year deal, with the player already in France to finalize the move.

The Heat are considering keeping their 15th roster spot open while staying in touch with center Nick Richards for a potential minimum deal as the third big man. They also remain on the lookout for a ball-handler, though no move is expected before October.

RAC1 reports that Balde is assessing his future amid Manchester United interest. He will not force an exit without a satisfactory offer; Barcelona want a direct sale while United prefer a loan. Balde has not sought a move and staying is his first choice. After Flick said he was not in top form, Balde is determined to win back his place through training and competition.

According to Spain's El Pais, Barcelona's internal assessment is that signing Alvarez has become nearly impossible. The player was booed by Atletico Madrid fans and returned to the dressing room alone after the match. Barcelona's first bid of €100 million was rejected, and a second offer of €120 million has not been confirmed. Atletico demands full payment of €150 million before June 20, insists on keeping the player, and had previously offered a renewal with a net annual salary of €10 million.

Per Shams Charania, the Golden State Warriors signed Brandon Williams to a one-year, $2.6 million deal. Williams averaged 13.0 points, 2.9 rebounds, and 3.9 assists in 66 games for the Dallas Mavericks in 2025-26, making him the Warriors' first offseason addition from another team.

Arsenal inquired about Bayern Munich center-back Kim Min-jae before signing Konsa, but the Korean defender rejected the approach, along with offers from Manchester United, Nottingham Forest and Aston Villa, as he is committed to staying at Bayern under head coach Kompany.