Euro Transfer News: Barcelona target Harry Kane as Robert Lewandowski replacement, Real Madrid keen on Liverpool’s Ryan Gravenberch

“Kane is also liked by Hansi Flick, who knows him well from his time in Germany and believes he would fit perfectly into a system with vertical wingers and a reference No. 9.”

The report adds: “Dayot Upamecano’s name is generating even more interest due to his contract status. The French centre-back’s contract with Bayern expires in 2026.

“At Camp Nou, they are closely monitoring his case because there’s a possibility he could become a free agent or arrive for a very reduced price.”

The report reads: “Real Madrid have set its sights on Ryan Gravenberch as its next major midfield reinforcement.

“The Dutchman, a key player in Arne Slot’s Liverpool, is the player that Xabi Alonso has indicated to Florentino Perez to reinforce the Real Madrid engine room and accompany Aurelien Tchouameni in the double pivot.”

It adds: “The new Real Madrid coach wants an organiser with physical presence and quality in distribution. Gravenberch combines both qualities: he’s capable of playing as an attacking midfielder, but also of supporting defensive transitions thanks to his imposing physique.”

“When certain pressures – financial, of course – become increasingly insistent from England and Spain it will be complicated, if not impossible to retain, a (player) like him .”

While the Serbian is reportedly admired by manager Igor Tudor, he is in the final year of his contract and likely to depart next summer.

The Italian publication reported: “In Tudor’s view, Vlahovic’s characteristics make him the ideal centre-forward.

“Barring any dramatic developments, however, the coach’s vision won’t change the direction of the relationship between the club and the player: over the past year and a half, they’ve never found the margins to reach a renewal that would prevent the club from losing their entire investment.

“It’s got to the point that, starting in January, his entourage will be able to negotiate agreements with other clubs without having to go through Juventus.

“Vlahovic is said to have (almost) left Turin this summer for only a few destinations: primarily Spain, Barcelona, ​​or Madrid for the Real Madrid dream; at most, Bayern Munich, and less so England, although Newcastle have enquired about him.

“AC Milan have tried, but the Rossoneri haven’t made the necessary financial commitments. The story will change completely ahead of next summer, when agent Darko Ristic will be the target of offers from those looking to secure the player without paying his transfer fee.”