Kai Havertz of Chelsea has been mentioned as a potential new striker for Real Madrid. While Leeds United are considering Steven Gerrard and two other candidates to replace Sam Allardyce as head coach, Wolves are hoping to keep out-of-contract winger Adama Traore. Trevor Chalobah of Chelsea has drawn interest from Inter Milan of Serie A.
According to Marca, a Spanish tabloid, Kai Havertz is once again of interest to Real Madrid.

In describing the many contenders, the publication concludes, "Of all of them, Kai Havertz has emerged as a strong contender," referring to the Chelsea forward and the dethroned La Liga champions.
Three years after becoming a target, the thought of playing for Los Blancos has returned to the mind of the German. On Thursday, Florentino Perez, Jose Angel Sanchez, and Carlo Ancelotti met in Valdebebas to discuss potential signings. Among the names discussed was Kolo Muani, among others. "From the very complicated options like Harry Kane, who does not seem willing to leave the Premier League," Perez said. "To the discarded ones like Roberto Firmino or Mauro Icardi."

WOLVES WANT TO KEEP TRAORE

Adama Traore, a Spanish winger, returned to Wolves for a season after spending time on loan at Barcelona but is currently free agent.
Premier League club want to keep the speedy forward despite allowing Joao Moutinho and Diego Costa to go.
Despite Adama Traore currently negotiating an extension, the Mail states, "Joao Moutinho and Diego Costa are to leave Wolves when their current contracts expire."The Premier League club's sports director Matt Hobbs has revealed that Moutinho, a Portuguese midfielder who is 36 years old, and Costa, a Spanish striker who was born in Brazil and is 34 years old, will leave at the end of the month.Hobbs said of Joao on the club's website, "In my opinion, he is one of the best players to ever don the old gold."Manager Julen Lopetegui is keen to keep the 27-year-old Traore, and conversations are ongoing, so he may possibly have a future at Molineux.

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GERRARD AND PARKER IN THE FRAME AT LEEDS

Leeds are now searching for a new long-term manager following the resignation of Sam Allardyce following the club's relegation to the Championship from the Premier League.
Carlos Corberan, a former assistant to Marcelo Bielsa at Leeds, is available, as are former England internationals Scott Parker and Steven Gerrard.
The Telegraph reports that after Sam Allardyce's departure following the club's relegation from the Premier League, Steven Gerrard, Scott Parker, and Carlos Corberán are among the managers being examined by Leeds United.
“Corberán may be one of the prospects that Radrizzani finds appealing. The Spanish manager is now employed by West Bromwich Albion, another team in the Championship. He is rumored to have signed a contract with a buy-out clause of £2 million back in February. The 40-year-old used to work at Elland Road as Marcelo Bielsa's assistant.But whether he is a major enough figure to inspire Leeds after their relegation remains to be seen. It is believed that Gerrard, who was fired from Aston Villa in October, is interested in the position and is on the list being assessed by Kinnear, who will continue in his role regardless of the takeover's outcome.
After Parker voiced concerns that the team was not strong enough to survive in the Premier League, Bournemouth fired him at the beginning of the season.

INTER WANT CHALOBAH

Trevor Chalobah, a defender for Chelsea, has been linked to Inter Milan.
The teenager is not yet a lock for first-team playing time at Stamford Bridge and might follow in the footsteps of other English youngsters who have departed for Serie A.
The Sun reports that the Serie A powerhouses have prioritized the recruitment of a new center defender this summer since star player Milan Skriniar is expected to join Paris Saint-Germain.
Simone Inzaghi has made acquiring Chalobah one of his main transfer priorities.
According to reports, Inter are prepared to match Chelsea's asking price of £25 million for the 23-year-old forward in advance of the 2023-24 season.
According to reports, Chalobah is set on remaining at Stamford Bridge despite his little playing time this season.