Transfer Roundup: Arsenal Agree Trossard Fee, Juventus Put Thuram on the Market

The summer transfer window is heating up, with a flurry of activity reported on Friday. Arsenal have reached a €20 million agreement with Besiktas for Leandro Trossard, but the move hinges on personal terms, which won't be discussed until after Belgium's World Cup campaign. The package includes an €18 million upfront payment and €2 million in add-ons. Meanwhile, Juventus have made Khephren Thuram available for sale as they look to free up funds and a squad place for Franck Kessié, who is leaving Al-Ahli. The Bianconeri are asking for between €40 million and €50 million for the French midfielder, with several clubs monitoring the situation. Crysencio Summerville’s future is also in the spotlight. The Dutch winger has a release clause in his contract that has dropped from €80 million to €47 million following West Ham’s relegation to the Championship. Premier League sides including Manchester United and others are keen. Liverpool have no intention of selling Virgil van Dijk, according to reliable sources. Despite reports linking the captain with PSG and a Saudi move, the club views him as a talismanic figure and new head coach Andoni Iraola is counting on him for next season. Bournemouth midfielder Alex Scott is expected to attract approaches in the coming days. The 22-year-old has become a key target for Arsenal, Chelsea, Manchester United, and others after alternative options moved elsewhere. The Cherries insist Scott is not for sale but may be tested by interested clubs. In other rumors: Jose Mourinho wants to keep a key player at Fenerbahçe, Manchester City are not pursuing a Chelsea midfielder, and several clubs are circling Chelsea defender with a €35 million price tag.