European Football: Transfer news on June 13

17:10 - Barcelona offers 60 million euros to buy Louis Dias, and Liverpool is unwilling to accept offers below 85 million euros.

Liverpool also began looking for a replacement for Louis Dias, and the club has been visiting Baltra for several weeks.

17:00-Liverpool has reached a 100% agreement with Leverkusen, and currently only needs to wait for the official procedures to be completed after the vacation in Werz.

Naples asked about Nunez's transfer, Nunez was open to the transfer and was not opposed to playing in the Saudi league.

Li Gangren agreed to join Naples, and Paris Saint-Germain's asking price was 40 million euros.

16:53-Bayern agreed to pay Nico Williams 58 million euros to terminate the contract, but was unwilling to meet the player's annual salary requirement of 22 million euros.

16:20-Arsenal submitted its first offer for Dzekelish, with a fixed €55 million plus a floating clause of €10 million.

Arsenal is in deep negotiations with the Tzekelish team, while maintaining close ties with Seshko.

16:18 - Atletico Madrid urgently stopped Teo Hernandez's transfer, and the 20 million euro offer provided by Atletico Madrid has been accepted by Milan.

15:50 - Manchester United is looking for a buyer from Rashford, and the club needs to sell Rashford to make a salary space before signing.

Real Betis once again offered Anthony a lease offer, renewing the lease for one year and including a £35 million option buyout clause.

15:36 - Manchester United officially joins Ekitic's transfer competition, and the club has confirmed contact with Frankfurt and clearly expressed its interest.

Chelsea and Liverpool are still in the competition, with Frankfurt's previous asking price of 100 million euros.

15:20-Juventus is unwilling to renew his contract with Vlahovic based on the current annual salary standard unless the player himself agrees to a salary cut.

Los Angeles offers far lower prices than Mueller expected, and Mueller has not yet decided whether to continue his career.