Transfer latest: Tottenham tipped to sign Lenglet, Bellingham interested in Liverpool move

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

Napoli striker, Victor Osimhen, doesn’t fancy a move to either Newcastle United or Arsenal this summer. (La Gazzetta dello Sport)

Fiorentina have turned their attention to signing Tottenham midfielder, Giovanni Lo Celso, after they missed out on the permanent transfer of Arsenal’s, Lucas Torriera. (La Nazione via GIFN)

Staying in north London and Tottenham are ‘firm candidates’ to secure the transfer of Barcelona defender, Clement Lenglet, ahead of Jose Mourinho’s Roma. (SPORT)

David Moyes wants a minimum of ‘six new signings’ this summer at West Ham United, but he is insistent on adding ‘quality’ rather than just numbers. (Sky Sports)

Newly-promoted Nottingham Forest want Chelsea defender, Levi Colwill, and they could target a permanent transfer for the highly-rated centre-back. (Fabrizio Romano)

England international Jude Bellingham would be ‘more interested’ in signing for Liverpool this summer, but the Borussia Dortmund player could cost £100 million. (Goal)

Everton want £85 million if interested party Tottenham Hotspur want to sign their sought-after duo, Richarlison and Anthony Gordon, this summer. (Goal)

Newcastle United are keeping tabs on Aston Villa midfielder Douglas Luiz this summer – he has 12 months remaining on his Villa Park contract. (Planet Sport)

And now we take a look at the latest news across the globe…

Everton winger, Andros Townsend, has slammed Liverpool boss, Jurgen Klopp, for his constant ‘moaning’ and how he has ‘got his way’, as the Premier League is set to introduce five substitutions from next season. (TalkSport)

Petr Cech has claimed that it has been a ‘huge privilege’ representing Chelsea, ahead of his departure as the club’s technical and performance advisor this month. (BBC Sport)

Aston Villa are looking to submit a planning application for Villa Park, ahead of their ambitions to create a ‘world-class sporting venue’. (AVFC Website)