It’s time for our monthly morning round-up and discussion of the most recent Premier League transfer speculations, and we’ll start with a startling story involving Chelsea and Liverpool.
According to Chelsea News, the Blues “plan to make a direct offer” for Liverpool centre-half Ibrahima Konaté following the announcement that Levi Colwill will miss the majority of the 2025/26 season due to a significant knee injury.
According to the article, Konaté has been strongly linked with a move to Real Madrid with one year left on his contract at Anfield, and the Spanish giants’ interest means that a bid for the Frenchman is “likely to fail,” but it appears that Chelsea will try anyway with Colwill out of action.
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There is no news on the finances involved, other than the fact that Chelsea is unlikely to “break the bank” for anyone they recruit to replace Colwill; prior reports in other publications have stated that Liverpool is demanding roughly £40 million for its star.
Leeds in for surprise Everton bid
According to Football Insider , who give us a slightly surprising story concerning the future of Everton striker Beto – who is allegedly “expected to leave” after “falling foul” of manager David Moyes.
The 27-year-old is believed to be “on the radar” of recently-promoted Leeds United and may be on his way to Elland Road shortly, but there’s no evidence that any offer has been made yet or any news on how much Beto could cost.
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