Juventus step up Bernardo Silva pursuit amid summer transfer scramble

Editorial Team
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Juventus have intensified their efforts to sign Manchester City midfielder Bernardo Silva ahead of the upcoming summer transfer window.

The Italian giants are determined to secure the 31-year-old Portugal international, attempting to beat rival suitors Atletico Madrid and Barcelona to his signature.

Reports in Italy suggest the experienced playmaker is set to depart the Etihad Stadium at the end of the current campaign.

Securing the multiple-time Premier League winner would represent a major coup for the Turin club as they look to rebuild their midfield structure.

Barcelona track Chelsea forward

Elsewhere, La Liga heavyweights Barcelona are maintaining a strong interest in Chelsea attacker Joao Pedro.

Sporting director Deco reportedly attended the FA Cup final to personally scout the 24-year-old Brazil international.

However, the West London club remain deeply reluctant to sanction a sale for their versatile forward.

Coventry explore ambitious Wijnaldum deal

Premier League newcomers Coventry City are exploring a surprise move for former Liverpool midfielder Georginio Wijnaldum.

The 35-year-old Dutch veteran will be available as a free agent when his current contract with Saudi Arabian side Al-Ettifaq expires this summer.

In other domestic news, Everton are actively monitoring Burnley winger Loum Tchaouna to bolster their attacking options.

The 22-year-old attacker has previously represented the France Under-21 team and fits the wide profile desired by the Merseyside club.

European clubs weigh up summer options

Leeds United are open to allowing Wilfried Gnonto to depart, with German side SC Freiburg expressing strong interest in the Italy forward.

Inter Milan defender Alessandro Bastoni remains heavily linked with a switch to Spain, although the 27-year-old is prepared to stay at the San Siro if a deal collapses.

Juventus are also reportedly willing to give Aston Villa loanee Douglas Luiz another chance to impress in Turin unless a permanent buyer can be found for the Brazilian.

Finally, Bayern Munich are considering Atalanta forward Charles De Ketelaere as a fallback option should their primary pursuit of Newcastle United winger Anthony Gordon prove unsuccessful.