Real Madrid and Barcelona are tracking Manchester City striker Erling Haaland and future midfielder Cavan Sullivan amid uncertainty over City's financial rule breaches, according to The Sun and Sport. A potential points deduction severe enough to cause relegation could raise questions about key players' futures, with Haaland having around eight years left on his contract and Sullivan, a 16-year-old USMNT and Philadelphia Union midfielder, having agreed to join City upon turning 18. Arsenal and Tottenham Hotspur have increased interest in Bayer Leverkusen's Ibrahim Maza, with Chelsea, Manchester City, and Aston Villa also monitoring the 20-year-old.

Arsenal and Chelsea show the most Premier League interest in Como center back Jacobo Ramón, though Real Madrid consider re-signing him while he prefers to stay in Italy. Barcelona are evaluating RB Leipzig's David Raum and Crystal Palace's Tyrick Mitchell as left-back options, with Alejandro Balde's future uncertain. Internazionale, AC Milan, and Juventus are watching Napoli's contract talks with André-Frank Zambo Anguissa, whose renewal beyond 2027 has stalled due to injury concerns limiting him to 18 Serie A appearances last season.