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1 of 5 Mohamed Salah would be happy to stay at Liverpool until 2027, there are six Premier League clubs interested in Eintracht Frankfurt's Nnamdi Collins, while Casemiro wants to keep playing in Europe. Egypt forward Mohamed Salah, 33, is happy to see out the remainder of his Liverpool contract, which runs up to the end of next season, should a move to the Saudi Pro League not materialise this summer. (Football Insider), external Eintracht Frankfurt's 22-year-old Germany defender Nnamdi Collins is the subject of interest from Arsenal, Liverpool, Manchester City, Newcastle, Brighton and Brentford. (Teamtalk), external Manchester United's Brazil midfielder Casemiro, 34, wants to continue his career in Europe when his contract ends at Old Trafford in the summer, and Italy is a possible next destination. (Sun), external German agent Volker Struth, who has worked with Florian Wirtz in the past, says he offered the Germany midfielder to Real Madrid last summer before his £116m move from Bayer Leverkusen to Liverpool. (Phrasenmaher via Mirror), external Manchester United plan to sell Cameroon goalkeeper Andre Onana, 29, this summer, but expect to receive significantly less than the £50m they paid Inter Milan to sign him in 2023. (Talksport), external However, Onana wants to fight to re-establish himself as Manchester United's number one when his loan spell at Trabzonspor finishes in May - and believes he will be given a chance to do so. (Guardian), external Arsenal, Liverpool and Manchester United are closely monitoring the development of Ajax's 18-year-old Dutch midfielder Sean Steur. (Teamtalk), external Sunderland's hopes of signing Algerian midfielder Yacine Titraoui from Belgian side Charleroi have received a boost as the 22-year-old's representatives are reluctant to sanction a move to Premier League rivals Wolves because of the likelihood of the club being relegated. (Sunderland Echo), external Manchester United are yet to formally reopen contract talks with England midfielder Kobbie Mainoo, 20. (Sun), external Major League Soccer side Orlando City have offered Antoine Griezmann a three-year deal - the 34-year-old France forward will hold talks with current club Atletico Madrid before deciding whether to accept. (Fabrizio Romano), external Victor Osimhen's value has doubled since the 27-year-old Nigeria striker's 75m euro (£65. 4m) transfer from Napoli to Galatasaray, according to the Super Lig leader's vice-president Abdullah Kavukcu. (Goal), external Manchester United have reached an agreement to sell their reserve goalkeeper, Turkey's Altay Bayindir, 27, to Super Lig side Besiktas for £4. 3m in the summer. (Fanatik via Metro), external Get the latest on your Premier League team All your football quizzes in one place Listen to the latest Football Daily podcast Real Madrid win 'for everyone who stands against racism' Galatasaray hold off Juventus in epic extra-time thriller Sri Lanka collapse against New Zealand to exit T20 World Cup The Bafta-winning documentary everyone is talking about Actor Rosamund Pike joins Romesh in the studio Squeeze perform alongside the BBC Concert Orchestra Have weight loss drugs gone too far? 'Darlings of Italian football' - how Atalanta salvaged national pride 'The day Brook showed he is an England leader' Scotland fans secure Fifa approval to wear sporrans at World Cup 'It would be catastrophic' - are Spurs too big to go down? 'Equal in decay' - Mayweather v Pacquiao is another boxing 'carnival' 'Historical moment' as Bodo/Glimt succeed against all odds Why has it gone so wrong for Aston Martin? Why Champions League return is crucial to Man Utd Five reasons for England's Six Nations slide Infantino sure of 'spectacular' World Cup in Mexico despite violence Five talking points from round three of Six Nations EFL's earliest-ever relegation - how Sheff Wed's sorry season unfolded 'Losing the dressing room' - what does it mean and how can it happen? Who are the winners and losers from F1 pre-season testing? How Hodgkinson broke a 23-year-old world record How safe is bare-knuckle boxing as it fights for mainstream appeal? Copyright © 2026 BBC. The BBC is not responsible for the content of external sites. Read about our approach to external linking.