Transfer News: Madrid Prepare Bumper Package Worth £240m For Jude, Chelsea Remain Interested In Enzo

Madrid prepare bumper package worth £240m for Jude Bellingham

According to Defensa Central, Real Madrid is preparing a bumper offer for 19-year-old Jude Bellingham.

The Borussia Dortmund midfielder has popped up on the radar of multiple clubs with Liverpool and Real Madrid leading the race to secure his signature.

But Florentina Perez is preparing a £240m deal for the English wonderkid to secure Bellingham’s deal.

Out of this, £106m would be paid by Los Blancos as transfer fees while the remaining amount will be divided over a 6-year deal.

Chelsea remain interested in Enzo Fernandez

Chelsea continue to remain interested in signing Argentine midfielder Enzo Fernandez from Benfica according to Dean Jones via GiveMeSport.

The Blues have already had a busy transfer window, bringing in the likes of Benoit Badiashile and Joao Felix, but they are still looking to strengthen the squad further, to boost their chances of a top-four finish.

Barca propose swap deal including Depay and Carrasco

Spanish publication SPORT has reported that Barcelona are plotting a swap deal with Atletico Madrid including Memphis Depay and Yannick Carrasco.

Barcelona’s Dutch forward has fallen down the pecking order under Xavi and Diego Simeone has shown keen interest in signing Depay.

Now the report suggests that Barcelona want Los Rojiblancos’ Belgian forward Yannick Carrasco in return if they want to formulate a deal.

Arsenal could sign Mudryk before the clash against Man Utd

Arsenal are confident of landing Mykhailo Mudryk in time for the winger to be in contention to play against Manchester United a week on Sunday.

The Gunners host Manchester United next week with the former looking to cement their position at the pinnacle of the league.

Reportedly, Mikel Arteta could receive a major boost before the fixture with the signature of transfer target Mykhaylo Mudryk already secured.

The winger has been on the radar of Arsenal for quite some and the two parties are inching closer to putting pen to paper