Manchester City are exploring goalkeeping changes as Ederson attracts continued interest from Galatasaray, while a move could enable Gianluigi Donnarumma to transfer from Paris Saint-Germain to the Etihad. Representatives for Donnarumma, PSG and City have been in contact and further meetings are expected. While Al-Nassr's interest in Ederson appears to have cooled, Galatasaray remain keen. Newcastle are pursuing Roma striker Artem Dovbyk on an initial loan with Roma seeking at least 30m and a purchase obligation clause. West Ham are targeting goalkeepers Ivor Pandur and John Victor while facing potential departures of Nayef Aguerd and Maxwel Cornet; Sunderland have increased interest in Jhon Lucimi.
Today's tittle-tattle starts with a Manchester club scrabbling around to resolve their goalkeeping situation. City's Ederson continues to attract interest from Galatasaray, and a move could unlock the departure of Gianluigi Donnarumma from Paris Saint-Germain to the Etihad, Sky Sports reports. Donnarumma's people, PSG's people and City's people have been in contact to thrash out possible details, and further agreeable lunches are anticipated.
As for Ederson, City say they want to keep him as well but while Al-Nassr's interest in the Brazilian appears to have cooled Galatasaray remain keen and a deal could yet happen. Thursday's Newcastle striker talk has them moving for Roma's Artem Dovbyk, initially on loan. The Serie A club are reportedly open to the move becoming permanent but would want at least 30m for the Ukraine international, and a purchase obligation clause in the small print of any loan deal.
On the way out of the London Stadium could be Nayef Aguerd, in whom Sunderland have shown strong interest, though Marseille, Milan and Roma also have eyes for the Moroccan defender. Aguerd could be joined in the West Ham departure lounge by Maxwel Cornet, headed for Genoa, for whom he impressed on loan last season. Sunderland meanwhile also fancy Bologna's Colombian defender Jhon Lucimi and are prepared to prove it with an improved 24m bid.
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