Marcos Senesi set for summer move as Premier League clubs leading the race
Marcos Senesi is one of the most interesting free agents ahead of the summer transfer window. The Argentine centre-back is attracting strong interest from several European clubs, with Premier League sides currently leading the race. The 28-year-old defender is expected to leave Bournemouth at the end of the season when his contract expires.
Despite the growing number of enquiries, Senesi has not yet made a final decision about his next destination. Clubs in England appear to be in pole position, also because they are able to meet his contract expectations: Senesi, in fact, is looking for at least a four-year deal worth around €5 million per season, conditions that Premier League teams are more likely to offer compared to other European leagues.
On the pitch, Senesi is in the best moment of his career. This season, he has made 31 appearances for Bournemouth, showing consistency and leadership in defense. He has also contributed in attack, providing four assists in the Premier League, an impressive number for a central defender.
With experience, quality and no transfer fee required, Senesi represents a great opportunity on the market. As the summer approaches, his situation is one to watch closely, with several clubs ready to make their move.
Franculino Djú strikes after injury return, while Liverpool and Bayern remain on his tracks
Franculino Djú needed just ten minutes to remind everyone of his talent. The young striker scored on his return for FC Midtjylland in the match against Brøndby IF, marking a perfect comeback after months out with a knee injury.
After playing 18 minutes last week against SønderjyskE to regain match fitness, the Guinea-Bissau forward entered the game in the 55th minute against Brøndby, with his team trailing 0-0. Just ten minutes later, he scored from a penalty the opening goal, setting Midtjylland on the path to a 2-1 victory. Before his injury in December, Franculino had been in outstanding form. He scored 16 goals and provided 3 assists in just 17 league matches, becoming one of the most exciting players in the Danish Superliga.
His return to scoring form, now reaching 17 league goals, is important not only for his club but also for his future. Top European clubs like FC Bayern Munich and Liverpool FC are closely monitoring his progress ahead of the summer transfer window, and they could decide to take concrete steps to anticipate the increasingly dense competition.
Now fully back, Franculino Djú – whose contract with Midtjylland will expire at the end of 2029 – is once again a name to watch.
AS Roma talent Radosław Żelezny set for a loan move to gain first-team experience
Radosław Żelezny is expected to leave AS Roma on loan at the end of the season as the club looks to support his development with regular first-team football. The 19-year-old Polish goalkeeper is currently the third-choice keeper in Roma’s senior squad, but he is highly rated within the club.
A loan move is now seen as the best step to help him gain experience and continue his growth at a competitive level. Żelezny’s progress has been clear this season, especially with the Primavera team. He has made 12 appearances, keeping three clean sheets and playing an important role in helping the young Giallorossi remain in the playoff zone. His performances have already attracted interest from several clubs, and discussions about his next destination are expected to take place soon.
AS Roma will work closely with the player to choose the best environment for his development. The plan is clear: Żelezny will leave on loan to become a regular starter and test himself in senior football. In the coming weeks, his future will become more defined. For now, one thing is certain: Roma believe strongly in his potential and see this move as a key step in building his career.
For the young Polish goalkeeper, it could be the beginning of an important new chapter.
Italy at a crossroads: crisis, changes and Mancini’s possible return
Italian football is facing one of the most difficult moments in its recent history. After failing to qualify for a third consecutive World Cup, the Italian National Team is now forced to rebuild from the ground up. The crisis has already led to major changes. Gabriele Gravina has stepped down as president of the Italian Football Federation, opening a new chapter for the federation.
A new president will be elected in June, with Giovanni Malagò currently seen as the leading candidate. On the pitch, the situation is also evolving. Silvio Baldini, current U21 coach, will temporarily lead the senior team in two friendly matches in early June. However, the search for a long-term head coach is already underway. Among the names under consideration, there is Roberto Mancini.
The coach who led Italy to victory at UEFA Euro 2020 has confirmed his availability to return. Currently managing Al Sadd, Mancini left the national team in 2023 to take up a lucrative offer - €25m net per year - from Saudi Arabia, but now appears open to a new chapter.
Other candidates, including top-level coaches, are also being evaluated. But one thing is clear: Italy must act quickly to rebuild its identity and return to the top of world football.
Dina Ebimbe back in form as transfer options remain open
The future of Junior Dina Ebimbe is still wide open ahead of next season, as the versatile player continues to impress during his loan spell at Stade Brestois. After a difficult period, the 25-year-old has found his rhythm again in Ligue 1, scoring four goals in 22 appearances and showing clear signs of his top form.
His performances have not gone unnoticed, both in France and abroad: Brest currently hold a purchase option worth around €7 million, but the club has not yet made a final decision on whether to activate it. This uncertainty keeps all possibilities on the table. A permanent move to France is possible, but not guaranteed.
At the same time, several clubs have already asked for information about the player, monitoring his situation closely. A return to Eintracht Frankfurt, where he is under contract until 2027, is also a concrete option, and could even lead to new discussions about his role in the squad.
With three caps for the Cameroon National Team, Dina Ebimbe is now ready to play a key role in the final part of the season. One thing is certain: after rediscovering his best level, he will be a name to watch in the upcoming transfer window.