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<h3>Alan Shearer Critiques Newcastle's Management of Isak Transfer</h3>
<p>Club legend Alan Shearer has criticized Newcastle for their handling of Alexander Isak's potential transfer, calling the club's claims of his injury "ridiculous." This statement comes amid speculation that Isak is exploring options to leave the club.</p>
<p>On Thursday morning, Newcastle announced that the Swedish forward would miss the pre-season tour in Asia due to a minor thigh injury.</p>
<h3>Liverpool Finalizes Signing of Hugo Ekitike</h3>
<p>Liverpool has reached an agreement to sign Hugo Ekitike, with the potential transfer fee climbing to £79 million if certain add-ons are met. The French forward is expected to become Liverpool's fourth acquisition of the summer.</p>
<p>Ekitike is set to undergo a medical examination on Merseyside and will sign a six-year contract, with no anticipated issues regarding personal terms.</p>
<h3>Rumors Surrounding Alexander Isak's Future</h3>
<p>Amid ongoing speculation, Isak's future with Newcastle remains uncertain as discussions continue regarding his desire to "explore his options" this summer.</p>
<h3>Rodrygo to Liverpool?</h3>
<p>Recent reports from <em>Foot Mercato</em> suggest that Liverpool has initiated talks with Real Madrid's Rodrygo, who is reportedly seeking a move as he finds himself out of favor with coach Xabi Alonso.</p>
<h3>Manchester City Reacquires James Trafford</h3>
<p>Manchester City has re-signed goalkeeper James Trafford for £27 million after he opted to return to his previous club rather than joining Newcastle. Trafford previously played for Burnley, and City activated a matching rights clause in a deal from two years ago.</p>
<h3>Brentford's Bryan Mbeumo Heads to Manchester United</h3>
<p>Manchester United has finalized the long-awaited signing of Bryan Mbeumo from Brentford for a fee that could rise to £71 million. After weeks of negotiations, the Red Devils have secured the 25-year-old on a contract lasting until 2030, with additional options.</p>
<h3>Competition for Xavi Simons</h3>
<p>Xavi Simons has expressed his desire to leave RB Leipzig this summer, with both Arsenal and Chelsea reportedly interested in the midfielder. Bayern Munich is also monitoring the situation but is expected to delay any approach until later in the transfer window.</p>
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