Transfer Updates: Tomori To Sign Permanently For AC Milan, Inter To Keep Lukaku

Here are more updates from the transfer windows across Europe's top 5 leagues as Barcelona continue to restructure their team for a more competitive campaign and Inter Milan seek to hold on to the Serie A title.

Tomori To Sign For AC Milan

AC Milan are set to keep Fikayo Tomori as a full player after the club tendered a €28M offer for the defender.

He will sign a five-year deal at the San Siro Stadium.

Chelsea are clearing out names so get enough to push for a more desired striker or a backup for Timo Werner as Emerson, Bakayoko and Zappacosta will all be leaving the European Champions this season.

Barcelona Completed Aguero's Deal

Sergio Kun Aguero has signed a 2-year deal with Barcelona and he is set to take on the No. 9 role at the club after the sale of Luis Suarez.

After Signing, Aguero hopes International teammate, Lionel Messi would stay at the club because he wants to play with him.

His buyout clause is set at €100M until 2023.

He will likely take on the No. 9 jersey currently occupied by Martin Braithwaite.

Barcelona have been busy in the transfer market with 4 major names linked to the club.

- Eric Garcia, done.
- Agüero, done.
- Wijnaldum, agreement reached and set to be signed.
- Depay, talks ongoing and depends on Koeman.
- Donnarumma, no decision made yet [PSG and Juve in the race].

Inter Want To Keep Lukaku

Inter Milan new coach, Simone Inzaghi has requested some talk time with Serie A MVP, Romelu Lukaku to see if he can keep him.

Chelsea is reportedly interested in bringing back the Belgium striker to the London club. Lukaku will be interested in signing for Chelsea with two cups insight for the European Champions - World Club's Cup and UEFA Super Cup.

Pochettino Asks To Leave PSG

Mauricio Pochettino has reportedly asked to leave Paris Saint-Germain barely a year after he described the club as a "Christmas gift".

There are numerous clubs with vacancies and he is relishing the opportunity to coach clubs such as Real Madrid or his former club Tottenham again.

The willingness to leave PSG shows some other troubles at the French capital which Thomas Tuchel mentioned when he left the club back in 2020.

If the presence of Neymar and Mbappe is not enough to keep Pochettino at his old club when he was a player then it is more than missing the Champions League and Ligue 1 that is making him leave.