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Sevilla have REJECTED a £47 million bid from Chelsea for Jules Koundé.


Bremer to replace De Ligt at Juventus

Inter have been beaten to a deal to sign the Brazilian center-back from Massmiliano Allegri's side. Juventus is set to sign Torino defender Bremer in a deal worth up to €47 million (£40 million or $48 million) to replace Matthijs de Ligt. The Brazilian international had been linked with a move to Juve's Serie A rivals Inter, but GOAL can confirm that the Bianconeri have won the race to sign him. Bremer has already bid his teammates farewell and will join the Bianconeri on Tuesday or Wednesday.

The 25-year-old centre-back will cost Massimiliano Allegri's side an initial €42 million (£36 million or $43 million). Bremer has been signed by the Serie A club to replace De Ligt at the heart of their defence.

 Sevilla have REJECTED a £47 million bid from Chelsea for Jules Koundé.

According to 'Marca,' Sevilla have rejected Chelsea's 55 million euro offer for Jules Kounde. His preferred destination is Barcelona, and 'Los Cules' now have more time to out-negotiate the English club and grant his wish.

Sevilla are looking to offload a top player in order to balance their books, and Jules Kounde fits the bill. Barcelona, Chelsea, and PSG all like the defender. Despite his preference for the Catalan capital, the London team is putting in the most effort to secure his signature. This is not to say that "Los Cules" will abandon their fight for him. Chelsea was recently revealed to have made a 55 million euro bid for the defender. This, according to 'Marca,' has been rejected. This means that Barcelona president Joan Laporta now has more time to make his own offer, which could be in the works if players like Frenkie de Jong leave.

The Andalusians understand the importance of moving the player on as soon as possible in order to avoid uncertainty in their squad. However, as he has done in the past, Monchi is willing to play the long game in order to obtain the best possible agreement for his player.

Bayern Munich has signed Dutch defender Matthijs de Ligt from Juventus.

Bayern Munich and Juventus have agreed to a five-year contract worth €80 million (£67.8 million). In 2019, Bayern Munich paid the same fee as Atlético Madrid for defender Lucas Hernández.

De Ligt, 22, joined Juventus from Ajax in July 2019 and has spent three seasons with the Serie A champions.

"I'm overjoyed to be a part of this fantastic club," De Ligt said. "FC Bayern is one of Germany's, Europe's, and the world's most successful clubs." "Right from the start, I felt genuine appreciation from the sports management, coach, and board, which convinced me."

West Ham holds further talks with Jesse Lingard

West Ham have held additional talks about a possible transfer with Jesse Lingard. Lingard is a free agent after leaving Manchester United, and David Moyes is reportedly eager to sign him.

Lingard, who can play as a winger or an attacking midfielder, struggled to find regular playing time at United last season, but he has piqued the interest of Nottingham Forest, who are keeping an eye on the situation.

Lingard is being pursued by a number of clubs, including Everton, Leicester, Newcastle, and Tottenham. MLS clubs and a Saudi Arabian team are also interested. Lingard's demand for £180,000 per week has caused the situation to linger for some time.

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