Chelsea have opened talks with the representatives of Bologna winger Jonathan Rowe, according to the Italian daily Il Resto del Carlino. No formal bid has been lodged and Bologna want to keep the England Under‑21 international, but the Blues list him alongside West Ham’s Crysencio Summerville and Sporting CP’s Francisco Trincão as potential wide‑area signings.

Manchester United have dropped their €40 million chase of Atalanta midfielder Éderson and are now monitoring Wolverhampton Wanderers star João Gomes, whose price tag is placed at roughly €60 million. Liverpool have also expressed interest, while the Brazilian’s move to Atlético Madrid remains stalled.

Paris Saint‑Germain are targeting Barcelona forward Ferran Torres if Bradley Barcola departs, and Everton are scouting Newcastle’s Jacob Murphy as a possible addition. Other links include PSG’s pursuit of Yan Diomande for €130 million and Chelsea’s interest in Atalanta defender Honest Ahanor.

These rumors indicate Premier League clubs are sharpening their summer strategies, focusing on versatile attackers to boost goal output. Successful acquisitions could reshape attacking hierarchies and influence title contests, while failures may leave squads reliant on existing personnel.