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90min rounds up the latest  transfer news , rumours and gossip circulating around the world... Chelsea are willing to pay the full release clause of Victor Osimhen , which is believed to be worth £111m (€130m), and are set to approach Napoli to discuss payment terms and structure. ( Rudy Galetti - Italy ) Arsenal are also interested in Osimhen and would be able to offer the Nigeria international the prospect of Champions League football. ( Gazzetta dello Sport - Italy ) Napoli are fearful not just of losing Osimhen but Khvicha Kvaratskhelia , who is wanted by Barcelona . ( Il Mattino - Italy ) Liverpool will step up their pursuit of Bayer Leverkusen centre-back Piero Hincapie this summer. The Ecuador international is expected to cost £47m (€55m). ( Fichajes - Spain ) Barcelona have declared they will not sell Frenkie de Jong for less than €100m having recently received a €70m bid from Tottenham . De Jong is also a historical target for Manchester United . ( Mundo Deportivo ) ...

David de Gea turned down an offer to join Nottingham Forest during the January transfer window, according to reports. The Spaniard was close to signing a new deal at Manchester United last season until negotiations were put on hold as the club focused on recruiting Andre Onana. He was then released at the end of his contract, ending a 12-year tenure at Old Trafford. De Gea could arguably have still been starting for United every week had things worked out differently, given his reputation and standing in the Game , but he extraordinarily remains unemployed in his primary trade and has been left to focus on Business ventures outside Football . The Athletic report that De Gea was one of seven different goalkeepers Forest approached in the winter window, seemingly not convinced by current options Matt Turner and Odysseas Vlachodimos. The Tricky Trees are believed to have put forward the importance of De Gea playing regular football at this stage of his career - effectively enhancing hi...

Jesse Lingard is continuing to train with West Ham United but has received offers from Turkey, Saudi Arabia, Qatar and MLS, 90min understands. The 30-year-old has been training with the Hammers for a number of weeks to maintain his fitness levels, with the possibility of returning to London Stadium on a short-term contract firmly on the table. Lingard previously enjoyed a successful loan spell with West Ham during the second half of the 2020/21 season, scoring nine goals in 16 Premier League Game s, but opted to return to Manchester United in a bid to fight for a first-team place at Old Trafford. That never came to fruition and Lingard left the following season to join Nottingham Forest on a one-year deal, despite West Ham's interest in taking him back to the capital. He was released in the summer after failing to score in 17 Premier League games. Now a free agent, Lingard is looking for his next opportunity. 90min understands that his arrangement to train with West Ham is wit...

Congressional Republicans demand student debt solutions In the wake of the Supreme Court's Friday ruling striking down the Biden administration's student loan debt cancellation plan, Republicans are moving forward with their own proposed solution. Conservative lawmakers from both chambers, vocally opposed to the president's landmark program, which they said was an overreach, celebrated the court's decision. Even with the 6-3 ruling against him, President Joe Biden on Friday laid out alternative options to his original call for sweeping debt forgiveness, though some specific details remain unclear. "I'm announcing today a new path consistent with today's ruling to provide student debt relief to as many borrowers as possible as quickly as possible," he said. "We will ground this new approach in a different law than my original plan, the so-called Higher Education Act, that will allow [Education] Secretary [Miguel] Cardona ... to compromise, wai...

Borussia Dortmund are struggling to reach an agreement with Youssoufa Moukoko over a new contract, and 90min sources believe it is increasingly likely that he will leave the club this summer. The Bundesliga giants have been holding contract extension talks with Moukoko, who has come through the youth system at Signal Iduna Park after joining as an 11-year-old, in the hope of tying him down long-term. But talks are not progressing as Dortmund would like, and as it stands Moukoko is free to leave the club this summer once his current deal comes to an end. Sources believe that the teenage forward wants a deal worth just shy of €200,000-a-week at Dortmund, which would put him amongst the club's highest earners. However, Dortmund have offer ed just over €100,000-a-week, similar to the deal handed to summer signing and fellow German international Karim Adeyemi. Moukoko's representatives are also asking for a suitable release clause to allow him to depart in the future - something Do...