Nico Williams is potentially back on Barcelona’s agenda for the summer after his agent met Deco to talk about the future.

And no sooner had the news broke, then Lamine Yamal was posting a picture of the pair on Instagram to get the rumor mill even more excited about a possible summer transfer.

Nico enjoys a great relationship with Yamal, and Barca’s other Spain stars, which is another reason why this rumor just won’t go away.

Gerard Romero has also been reporting on Deco’s meeting with Williams’ agent. He says Barca wanted Nico to make the first move this summer and he has now done that by asking his agent to meet with Deco.

Meanwhile, reporter Achraf Ben Ayad is also confident that Barcelona have never “officially ruled out” another move for Wiliams despite Luis Diaz seemingly being the club’s top target this summer.

We’ll have to wait and see what happens next, but it certainly seems right now that the rumor mill is getting very excited about Barca and Nico once again.

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Napoli are among several European clubs showing interest in Liverpool striker Darwin Núñez, but no formal talks or offers have been made.

According to Fabrizio Romano, the Serie A side are monitoring his situation as they prepare for the summer window.

Núñez, who joined Liverpool in 2022, had a mixed 2024/25 season. While Saudi clubs like Al-Nassr and Al-Hilal have shown interest, the player reportedly prefers to stay in Europe.

The 25-year-old is said to be on Napoli’s radar as Antonio Conte looks to strengthen his squad. Núñez’s speed, pressing ability, and versatility make him an attractive option for Conte’s high-intensity system.

Liverpool, however, are not in a hurry to sell. They value Núñez at around £60 million and are only likely to consider offers that meet or exceed that figure.

With the transfer window now open, his future remains one of the key storylines to watch this summer.

Today, Manchester United officially announced the acquisition of Brazilian forward Matheus Cunha from Wolverhampton Wanderers. The deal, which triggers his £62.5 million release clause, ties the 26‑year‑old to a five‑year contract with an option for a sixth season  .

Wolves benefit from a record sale—this price eclipses their previous high when Matheus Nunes transferred to Manchester City for £53 million  .

Cunha arrives following an impressive campaign with Wolves: 15 Premier League goals last season and 33 goals with 15 assists in 92 appearances across all competitions  . He also recently set up Brazil’s decisive goal in their 2026 World Cup qualifier with Paraguay  .

Club director Jason Wilcox called Cunha one of United’s top summer priorities, praising his dynamic play and proven record in England  .

The forward said the move is a childhood dream:

“It’s hard to put into words my feelings about becoming a Manchester United player… Ever since I was a child … United was my favourite English team.” 

Why This Matters

Strategic addition: Cunha brings Premier League pedigree and versatility to fill the creative/attacking midfield roles under Ruben Amorim.

Ambitious rebuild: United, coming off a 15th-place finish in 2024–25—their worst since 1973–74—are aggressively resetting their roster.

Transfer domino effect: This acquisition could trigger further activity, including departures and additional signings like a central striker or winger.

Matheus Cunha is expected to join pre-season preparations in early July and possibly feature during United’s summer tour in the U.S., ahead of the 2025–26 campaign.