Real Madrid's Alvarez bid rejected as Romero eyes Old Trafford move this summer
Real Madrid have confirmed Atletico Madrid rejected their bid for Julian Alvarez, while Tottenham defender Cristian Romero is being linked with a move to Manchester United. West Ham's Mateus Fernandes also has both United and Arsenal tracking him.
Real Madrid have had a bid for Atletico Madrid forward Julian Alvarez rejected, the Spanish club confirmed, with Arsenal and Barcelona also reported to be monitoring the Argentina international ahead of the summer window.
The development adds fresh intrigue to one of the most closely watched transfer sagas of the close season. Atletico appear determined to hold onto Alvarez, but the volume of interest from Europe’s elite clubs suggests the situation is unlikely to remain static for long.
At Tottenham Hotspur, defender Cristian Romero is attracting interest from Manchester United, with reports indicating the Argentine centre-back is being considered as a potential Old Trafford signing this summer. Romero has been one of Spurs’ most consistent performers in recent seasons, making any departure a significant piece of business for both clubs.
Manchester United’s defensive rebuild could also include West Ham midfielder Mateus Fernandes, who continues to be linked with a move to Old Trafford. Arsenal have also been credited with an interest in the Portuguese youngster, setting up a potential battle between two of England’s biggest clubs for his signature.
Marcus Rashford and Marc Cucurella are among the other names circulating in the rumour mill as clubs across Europe finalise their plans ahead of next season, with the summer window expected to be one of the busiest in recent memory.
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