Football transfer rumours: Man Utd hold Rabiot talks; Arsenal & Chelsea learn new Osimhen price | OneFootball

90min rounds up the latest transfer news, rumours and gossip circulating around the world...

Manchester United are in talks with Adrien Rabiot over a summer move to Old Trafford. The France midfielder's contract with Juventus expires at the end of June and he has not yet decided on his future. (TEAMtalk)

Meanwhile, Man Utd, Liverpool and PSG have all made recent contact with Lille defender Leny Yoro in recent days to let him know they will be waiting for him should a proposed move to Real Madrid collapse. (Fabrizio Romano)

Another centre-back that Liverpool are monitoring is Murillo, who could be sold by Nottingham Forest in order to ease their financial concerns. (Football Insider)

Milan are pushing to sign Romelu Lukaku on loan from Chelsea, but in addition to Bologna striker Joshua Zirkzee and not instead of. Zirkzee is also of interest to Man Utd. (Gianluca Di Marzio - Italy)

Arsenal are currently leading the race to sign PSV Eindhoven forward Johan Bakayoko, who could be available for around £42m. (DHNet - Belgium)

Tottenham Hotspur are seriously considering activating the £60m release clause in the contract of Crystal Palace's Eberechi Eze once they sell some of their current first-team players. (talkSPORT)

Eze could be on the move / Crystal Pix/MB Media/GettyImages

Napoli are willing to listen to offers in the region of £85m for Victor Osimhen, which is a shade under his £100m release clause. Arsenal and Chelsea have been heavily linked with the Nigeria striker. (Calciomercato - Italy)

Bayern Munich are prepared to sell Joshua Kimmich this summer, with new head coach Vincent Kompany planning to replace him in midfield with Fulham's Joao Palhinha. (Sky Sport Germany)

Barcelona are working hard to secure the signing of RB Leipzig's Dani Olmo, who came through the club's academy system. (SPORT - Spain)

Manchester City have previously held talks regarding a move for Olmo, though these discussions were not advanced. (The Athletic)