Arsenal's Clearout, Bayern's Kane Pursuit, Gerrard's Wishlist

Transfer updates: Arsenal lists players for sale, Bayern Munich's interest in Harry Kane, Gerrard eyes Premier League trio, and more.

Nicolas Pepe is a subject of a move away from Arsenal following an unimpressive loan spell at OGC Nice. (Photo credit: Arsenal.com)

We’re right in the thick of the summer transfer window, and we bring you some hot deals as players and clubs prepare for another blockbuster football season.

Arsenal lists players for the exit.

Following the imminent arrivals of Kai Havertz, Jurien Timber, and Declan Rice, Arsenal will seek to move on a host of players. 

The club announced on Monday that American youngster Folarin Balogun is available for £50 million, while the trio of Albert Sambi Lokonga, Nicolas Pepe, and Rob Holding are also available for transfers.

Bayern still wants Harry Kane.

Beyond the concrete interest from Real Madrid, Bayern Munich will not give up on Harry Kane just yet as the club continues to seek ways to land their man. 

Thomas Tuchel is a big admirer of the England captain and has asked the German champions to go for him, but Tottenham, as always, will be tough to negotiate with.

Gerrard eyes the top trio for Al Ettifaq.

New Al Ettifaq manager Steven Gerrard has identified three Premier League players as his priority signings for the new season. 

Chelsea’s Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang, Aston Villa’s Phillipe Coutinho, and Liverpool’s Jordan Henderson are all on the wish list of the former Villa manager, and it’s left to be seen if any of the wishes will materialise.

Cyril Dessers to Rangers?

Nigerian forward Cyril Dessers is set for a move to Scottish side Rangers FC following Cremonese’s relegation from the Italian Serie A. 

The Nigerian forward scored ten goals for the Italian side last season and would add firepower to Rangers as the club aims to challenge Celtic for the league title.

Daniel Farke to be named Leeds coach

Relegated Leeds United could name former Norwich manager Daniel Farke as their permanent manager following the exit of Sam Allardyce. 

The veteran relegation antidote couldn’t save Leeds United at the tail end of last season, and he left at the end of the season. 

Farke managed Borussia Monchengladbach last season but was sacked last month following the club’s uninspiring tenth-place finish.