Transfer Talk: Tottenham to battle Arsenal, tempt Man City's Jesus with Champions League football

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There is a lot of gossip about who is moving where during the summer transfer window. Transfer Talk brings you all the latest gossip and deals.

TOP STORY: Spurs, Arsenal in line for Jesus

According to The Telegraph, Spurs are set to compete with rivals to sign Gabriel Jesus from Manchester City.

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According to the Telegraph, Spurs are attempting to sign the Brazilian, despite the fact that they have spoken to his agent. Sources had previously said that the club was considering their options after learning that City would demand 55 million dollars for Jesus.

Since City announced the signing of Erling Haaland, there has been a lot of discussion about Jesus.

The Brazilian, who just won the title with City, said he was happy to be involved in the project. I came here almost six years ago with the ambition to win titles and I think we are doing that.

He admitted that his future is still uncertain and that he has already expressed his desire to the City people. I have a clear idea of what I want.

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PAPER GOSSIP

Sky Sports Deutschland reported that there have been movements in recent days as they aim to bring in Sadio Mane. Kylian Mbappe staying at Paris Saint-Germain is a bonus for the Bavarians, as it means the Ligue 1 champions are unlikely to be able to afford a move for Mane.

According to a report, Manchester United are willing to spend 50 million dollars on a defender. The Yellow Submarine are bracing for the possibility of losing some key players with Arnaut Danjuma and Pervis Estupinan gaining interest.

Dybala insists to Sky Sports Italia that he doesn't know what he's going to do, despite reports of interest.

According to Foot Mercato, Lyon, Nice, and Marseille are interested in signing Jonathan Clauss. The right side of Atleti is said to be a priority. With Marcos Llorente out of position, Los Colchoneros would rather not have to play him. The transfer fee is said to be 20 million dollars.

Sky Sports Italia reports that Internazionale have increased their wage offer in the hopes of persuading Ivan Perisic to stay. Inter are currently offering 5m plus bonuses that are fairly easy to reach, despite the fact that there has been interest from other clubs.