Arsenal are one of the teams interested in Ivan Tony, but the player may still renew Brentford's contract.
90min reported arsenals joining west Ham, Everton, Nuca and Wolves joining the battle for Nga, but players tend to sign a new contract with Brentford.
Tony has settled in London and if it is sold, the club would like to receive more than £50 million in fees. Of course, he doesn't have to leave London to join Arsenal.
Despite its geographical disadvantages, Newcastle looks like a strong contender. The Daily Telegraph reported that after learning that Núñez did not want to play for a team that could not play in Europe, Newcastle decided to turn his attention to Tony.
Tony, 26, made 32 appearances for Brentford this season, contributing 14 goals and 5 assists, 6 of which came from penalties. Arsenal hope he can improve the number of goals and assists on non-penalties in a better team.
Brentford are in the bottom half of the table, so Tony's sixth place on the Premier League top scorers list is not a bad performance, even if it relies on penalties.
Brentford is expected to push for a contract extension with the player to keep the top scorer.
Reports from the Italian media suggest that Rangers have no intention of converting Ramsey's loan contract to a permanent transfer contract and that the player will return to Italy.
Since the winter window loaned rangers, Ramsey's performance has been somewhat struggling. Maybe that's not unexpected.
Before coming to Scotland, he only played 98 minutes in Serie A at Juve and needed time to adjust to the rhythm of the game.
Coupled with a long career history of injuries and health issues, it's no surprise that he hasn't played the full game of wanderers so far.
In total, he played 491 minutes for Rangers, contributing 2 goals and 1 assist.
Now the midfielder has been injured against the Celtics and is once again in the recovery phase.
Boss Van Bronhorst hopes Ramsey won't be out for long, but is expected to miss the first leg of the Europa League against Leipzig, as well as the league against Motherwell and Celtic. The team hopes Ramsey can return in the second leg against Leipzig.
Tuttojuve reported that Rangers were less satisfied with his performances so far and that he also had injury problems.
After the loan period expires, Ramsey and Juve still have a one-year contract, but it seems unlikely that the old woman will keep him. A few months after he joined Arsenal on free, Juve began trying to clean it up.
The Welshman, 31, is currently worth £4.5 million.