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Transfer news, 5 June
Just a few days before the opening of the 2026 summer transfer window, OneFootball brings you a daily transfer update.
Official announcements, major rumours: the key transfer news from this Friday, June 5, can be found here!
Official
- Andrew Robertson has joined Tottenham on a free transfer.
- Albert Grønbæk has left Stade Rennais permanently for Hamburg.
- Former Luxembourg manager Luc Holtz is the new head coach of FC Metz.
Credible rumours
- The famous "Galáctico" Florentino Pérez dreams of signing is... Michael Olise! Real Madrid will send an initial €150 million offer to Bayern Munich this Tuesday! (Fabrizio Romano, AS, The Guardian)
- Mateus Fernandes, the Portuguese midfielder who was one of West Ham's breakout stars this season, is reportedly one of José Mourinho's priorities this summer for his return to Real Madrid! (AS)
- Kang-In Lee is said to be closing in on Atlético Madrid. PSG would be willing to let the player leave for €50 million, and he has already reportedly agreed terms with Los Colchoneros. (Marca and Matteo Moretto)
- Bayern want to sign Liverpool winger Rio Ngumoha. (The Athletic)
- Galatasaray are interested in Randal Kolo Muani. (FotoMaç)
- Fenerbahçe are reportedly hoping to pull off a Greenwood-Lewandowski strike partnership! (Yağız Sabuncuoğlu)
- Olivier Pantaloni is the frontrunner to replace Pierre Sage at RC Lens! (Foot Mercato)
- Wilfried Nancy and Patrick Videira are the two coaches Lorient are targeting to replace Olivier Pantaloni. (L'Équipe)
- Como would like to sign Gonzalo García from Real Madrid (Gazzetta dello Sport)
- Juventus are closely monitoring David De Gea's situation at Fiorentina. (Corriere dello Sport)
- Lens are trying to bring Loïs Openda back, but Monaco, Leeds, Nottingham Forest and Frankfurt are also in the race. (La Stampa)
- Ewen Jaouen is set to join Newcastle! The French Reims goalkeeper will sign for the Magpies for €25 million! (Onze Mondial and L'Équipe)
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