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PSV Eindhoven have registered interest in Hamburger SV left winger Fabio Baldé, with the 20-year-old academy product emerging as a summer target as Peter Bosz plans his squad for another Eredivisie title defence. The fee HSV want, however, has already raised eyebrows across Europe. So is this a realistic transfer or an early negotiating gambit?

PSV are one of several clubs tracking Baldé as the summer window approaches, with German media reporting initial contact has been made. HSV are demanding a starting fee of around €10 million, with the total potentially rising to €13-14 million depending on add-ons. That is a significant ask given that FootballTransfers estimates Baldé's current market value at just €4.8 million, leading Dutch football media to describe HSV's asking price as a "rip-off." The club also have a €20 million release clause inserted in his contract, which effectively anchors their upper limit.

Rangers are in advanced talks to sign 19-year-old Nigerian centre-back Akpe Victory from Hungarian side Zalaegerszegi TE, with the player keen on a move to Ibrox. But with manager Danny Rohl facing an uncertain future after a turbulent end to the season, who will actually be leading this rebuild?

Despite that competition, Rangers appear to be leading the race. Victory himself sees a move to Glasgow as an exciting opportunity for his development and is under contract with the Hungarian club until 2028, with an option for a further year.

David Moyes is targeting a summer double move for Tottenham midfielder Conor Gallagher and Chelsea striker Liam Delap, according to reporting from The Sun. Both deals are structured as loans with an obligation to buy, deferring most of the financial commitment to 2027. For a club operating under Friedkin Group budget constraints, the timing and the structure are no accident.

Edin Dzeko has publicly urged Sassuolo centre-back Tarik Muharemovic to join Inter Milan this summer, using his own time at the club to make the case for the highly-rated Bosnian defender. But there is a catch that complicates the deal: it is Juventus, not Sassuolo, who stand to benefit the most financially from any transfer.