Flavision takes a look at the biggest transfer news and rumours from the Premier League, La Liga, Serie A and around the world.

‘I won’t hesitate to step aside’ – Conte says he will leave Inter if they aren’t happy

Allan set for Napoli exit

Napoli midfielder Allan is set to leave Stadio San Paolo this summer – according to Calcio Mercato.

The Italian outfit are willing to listen to offers within the region of €25 million (£23m/$28m) for the Brazilian when the transfer window reopens.

Paris Saint-Germain are interested in Allan, who has started 20 games for Napoli in 2019-20.

‘I won’t hesitate to step aside’ – Conte says he will leave Inter if they aren’t happy

Inter head coach Antonio Conte said he will not “hesitate” to leave if the club are unhappy, though the Italian remains committed to the Nerazzurri project amid question marks over his future.

Conte joined Inter at the start of the season but there have been reports the former Chelsea and Juventus boss could leave at the end of the 2019-20 campaign.

Doubts have emerged amid Inter’s struggles and Conte’s frustrations, with the team failing to fire since the Serie A returned last month after the season was halted in March due to the coronavirus pandemic.

‘Overjoyed’ Sane completes first training session with Bayern

Leroy Sane said he was “overjoyed” to be at Bayern Munich after undertaking his first training session since joining the club.

Bayern shared footage on their social media accounts of Sane being put through his paces on Monday, the winger working out alongside new team-mate Niklas Sule.

The Germany international joined the Bundesliga champions from Manchester City in a deal worth €60 million (£55m/$67m) this month, signing a five-year contract to seal a return to his homeland.

Cavani turns down Miami

Edinson Cavani has turned down the chance to move to Inter Miami, Calciomercato reports.

Instead, the former PSG and Napoli hitman, who is a free agent, is being courted by Roma.

Overmars wants to keep Onana at Ajax

Ajax sporting director Marc Overmars is hopeful of keeping goalkeeper Andre Onana at the club for one more season, De Telegraaf reports.

The 24-year-old, however, is expected to leave this summer, though the coronavirus crisis may help the Dutch side retain the keeper.

Cuisance does not want Marseille move

Mickael Cuisance is reticent to leave Bayern Munich this summer after finishing the season strongly, Kicker reports.

Several Ligue 1 teams are chasing the 20-year-old midfielder, including Marseille, Rennes and Metz.

PSG eyeing Szoboszlai

Paris Saint-Germain could turn to Dominik Szoboszlai to solve their midfield problems, Tuttosport reports.

Roma’s Lorenzo Pellegrini has been targeted by the French champions but that deal has become stuck, so the Red Bull Salzburg man is seen as an alternative.

Buendia does not envisage Norwich departure

Relegated Premier League side Norwich have been given a boost with the news that Emiliano Buendia is happy at the club.

Speaking to Sky Sports, he said:

I have a contract here and I hope the club, the team and the fans get back to the Premier league as seen as possible.

Atletico Madrid have been linked with him.

Negredo ready to sign for Cadiz

Newly promoted Cadiz are set to pull off a transfer coup by signing Alvaro Negredo, president Manuel Vizcaíio claims.

Speaking to Cadena COPE, the official says terms have been agreed to sign the former Manchester City and Real Madrid striker, who is presently with Al Nasr.

Real Madrid ready to let Bale go for free

Wales ace could be released by Los Blancos.

Real Madrid are ready to pay off the final two years of Gareth Bale’s contract and allow him to become a free agent, ABC reports.

The Wales international has recently been pictured clowning around on the bench, doing little to help an already tarnished reputation in the Spanish capital.

Indeed, so displeased are the club, they are ready to pay him the final two years of his deal to offload him.

Chelsea to use Kepa as makeweight in Oblak deal

Blues are ready to swoop for new goalkeeper.

Chelsea are ready to trade goalkeeper Kepa for Atletico Madrid’s Jan Oblak, The Mirror reports.

Frank Lampard’s side will also have to stump up a transfer fee for the man regarded by many as the best shot-stopper in the game currently.

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