Manchester United and Arsenal receive a major Viktor Gyökeres boost, while Real Madrid consider offering Antonio Rüdiger a new long-term contract. Join us for the latest transfer news, rumors, and gossip from around the globe.

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- Sporting CP are willing to sanction Viktor Gyökeres' exit this summer for the right fee amid strong interest from Manchester United and Arsenal, reports The Sun. The Portuguese giants could accept a bid in the region of £55 million to £70 million as a show of gratitude to the forward, who chose to stay put in January. This is significantly lower than Gyökeres' reported release clause, which is around £85m. United and Arsenal are considered the "lead contenders" to sign the Swede, who has also been linked with Chelsea in recent weeks.

- Real Madrid are "very open" to extending defender Antonio Rüdiger's contract beyond next summer, Sky Germany reports. While the veteran center-back is attracting interest from Saudi Pro League clubs, his priority is to remain in the Spanish capital for another few years at least. A new deal could run until the summer of 2028, by which time Rüdiger would be 35 years old. As per Sky Germany, he feels "happy and comfortable" at Real Madrid, whom he joined in June 2022 on a free transfer from Chelsea.