European Football: Transfer news on June 5

17:10-"ESPN" selected the 2025 winger rankings, Salah ranked first, Yamal ranked second, Rafinia ranked third, and Messi ranked eighth. In the

organizational midfield rankings, Pedri ranked first, Rice ranked second, and Valverde ranked third.

17:00-Terstegen responded to his transfer rumors, claiming that no other team had contacted him and he would continue to stay in Barcelona.

16:55-Alvarez's agent revealed that Alvarez has a lot of affection for Barcelona and has been paying attention to Messi's career since he was a child.

Atletico Madrid's current attitude towards him is to hope that he can stay for another season and then start negotiations between the three parties in the future.

16:39-Real Madrid's chief scout has arrived in Argentina to compete with Paris Saint-Germain for the signing of Mastantono.

16:09-Galis will not follow Manchester City to participate in the Club World Cup. The club has informed Galis to allow him to start looking for the next team.

Maresca had hoped Chelsea would keep Sancho, but the club refused to match Sancho's £300,000 weekly salary.

Galatasaray has expressed interest in Sancho, but it is difficult for both parties to agree on salary.

15:53 ​​- Brentford rejected Manchester United's offer, their asking price for Mbeumo was £70 million, while Manchester United's offer was £45 million.

Lisandro Martinez is not considering joining Naples, and he plans to return to participate in Manchester United's pre-season training as soon as possible.

15:38 - Chelsea refuses to pay a transfer fee of £26 million for Menion, whose contract with Milan will expire on June 30, 2026.

Chiesa has reached a personal agreement with Milan, and Milan is currently in transfer negotiations with Liverpool.

15:18 - Fabregas has agreed to coach Inter Milan and has reached a personal agreement. At present, Cuomo and Inter Milan have to reach an agreement.

Chelsea Club officially announced that Drapp signed with the team until 2031 with a transfer fee of £30 million.

Job Bellingham is about to sign with Dortmund for five years, with an annual salary of 3.5 million euros and a fixed transfer fee of 25 million euros.