Transfer latest: Levy unhappy at Bergwijn Tottenham deal, Newcastle want Chelsea star

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Here we take a look at the latest transfer rumours and news from across the globe…

Tottenham have agreed to sell winger Steven Bergwijn to Ajax for £26 million, with Daniel Levy not happy at the deal that has been agreed by Fabio Paratici. (De Telegraaf)

Free-agent, Paulo Dybala, is now evaluating offers from England amid interest from the likes of Arsenal and Tottenham. (Gianluca di Marzio via GIFN)

West Ham United and Crystal Palace are showing interest in former Manchester City youngster and Alavés midfielder, Manu Garcia. (La Voz de Asturias)

Chelsea winger Callum Hudson-Odoi is of ‘significant interest’ to Newcastle United, but Moussa Diaby from Bayer Leverkusen is their top target. (90min)

Feyenoord’s Luis Sinisterra and RB Leipzig midfielder Tyler Adams are on their way to Leeds United as the club’s fifth and sixth signings of the summer. (Fabrizio Romano)

Crystal Palace, Aston Villa and Nottingham Forest target, Joe Aribo, has rejected the latest contract offer put forward to him at Rangers. (The National)

Lucas Paqueta is on the radar of Tottenham, Arsenal and Manchester City, with talks being held with the Lyon midfielder in ‘recent weeks’. (ESPN Brasil)

Free-agent, Jesse Lingard, has decided to re-join West Ham and reject any advances from the likes of Everton and Newcastle United to re-unite with David Moyes. (The Daily Mail)

And in other news from across the world…

Christophe Galtier has been named the new boss of Paris Saint-Germain replacing ex-Tottenham manager, Mauricio Pochettino, who leaves after 18 months in charge. (PSG Twitter)

Tottenham’s new signing, Richarlison, will miss their opening Premier League day clash against Southampton because he is due to serve a one-match suspension for a flare-throwing incident during Everton’s 1-0 win over Chelsea in May. (BBC Sport)

Newcastle United’s pre-season friendly against German side Mainz 05 is set to go ahead on July 18, despite protests by the supporters of the Buendlsiga club over the English side’s Saudi Arabian ownership. (Chronicle)