Dortmund are reportedly holding out for a fee in the region of €150m (£130m) to €180m (£156m) for Haaland, with the likes Manchester City, Manchester United and Chelsea all thought to be interested in the Norwegian international.
Vlahovic’s physicality and hold up play, though, make him a different type of player to those currently on Moyes’ shortlist. Having been described as the ‘new Savo Milosevic’ by those back in Serbia, his ability to play the target man role may make him a good fit for the team’s current style of play.
The likes of Manchester United, Liverpool, Arsenal and Bayern Munich are all thought to be in the running to sign Zakaria, who is free to enter negotiations with foreign clubs over a free transfer in the summer.
As Romano points out, though, Carvalho and his agent are keen on completing a deal with Liverpool, so if everything goes to plan, the player is still likely to move to Anfield at the end of the season.
The striker could be considered as a target if the likes of Sadio Mane or Roberto Firmino were to leave Anfield this summer. Adeyemi could be seen as a younger replacement for one of the pair, who are closing in on the final twelve months of their contracts.
It has been claimed previously that Dortmund would demand around £90m for Bellingham, making it very unlikely that he will be moving to Anfield anytime soon.
With Dortmund set to lose Erling Haaland to Manchester City, it is not surprising that they will fight tooth and nail to keep Bellingham. Losing two key players in the same summer is something they are not willing to consider.
Haaland will move to the Etihad Stadium after City opted to trigger the forward’s release clause, reportedly 75 million euros (£64 million, $79 million).
“As things stand, all the significant forwards they have looked at don’t appear to be heading to Stamford Bridge any time soon. For example, in January The Athletic reported how the club were doing everything they could to sign Borussia Dortmund striker Erling Haaland. However, sources have said those hopes are gone now the Bundesliga club have booked their place in the Champions League next season. They weren’t keen to sell anyway, but have no intention of doing so now.”
Leicester are said to be the team keenest on securing the Norwegian’s signature but Everton, Manchester United, Wolves, AC Milan, Borussia Dortmund and Paris Saint-Germain are also believed to be tracking the defender.
