The January transfer window is closed around Europe, but teams are looking ahead to the summer and there's plenty of gossip swirling around. Transfer Talk brings you all the latest buzz on rumours, comings, goings and, of course, done deals!

TOP STORY: Man United eye Ferguson, Hojlund

Brighton teenager Evan Ferguson will be on Manchester United's shortlist this summer, according to Football Insider.

Ferguson, 18, has scored three goals and provided two assists from 10 games in the Premier League -- as well as three goals in four games in the FA Cup -- after being promoted to the first team by Roberto de Zerbi this season.

The Republic of Ireland international striker has developed quickly and became Brighton's youngest-ever player when he made his debut against Burnley in 2022.

Meanwhile, Ekstra Bladet says that United have an interest in signing Atalanta's Rasmus Hojlund. The 20-year-old Denmark international has seven goals in 23 Serie A games this season and is a self-confessed fan of Man United. He has also drawn comparisons in style to Man City striker Erling Haaland.

Sources have told ESPN that United's priority targets up front for the summer will include Napoli's Victor Osimhen, RB Leipzig's Benjamin Sesko and, if he opts against signing a new contract at Tottenham Hotspur, Harry Kane. However, they would all cost over €100 million to sign.

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19.01 BST: Barcelona's mountain of debt and subsequent financial woes are well known throughout the football world, so Mundo Deportivo writing that the Blaugrana asked RB Leipzig attacker Dani Olmo not to sign a new contract with the Bundesliga outfit, taking him to a year from free agency and subsequently lowering his transfer value, should come as little surprise. The Red Bull-backed club are said to want a €40m transfer fee to sanction the departure of the 24-year-old Spain international, a figure that Barca can't afford, while similarly interested clubs like Real Madrid and Bayern Munich can.

17.34 BST: Sport reports that even though Barcelona had practically everything agreed to sign Wolverhampton Wanderers midfielder Ruben Neves last summer, the Catalan club are now abandoning the project. That's because the 26-year-old Portugal international is said to be negotiating a transfer to remain in the lucrative Premier League with Manchester United.

16.07 BST: Record says that Manchester United are keeping tabs on Benfica striker Goncalo Ramos and could make a move to sign him this summer.

Ramos, 21, shot to attention as he starred at the World Cup for Portugal after replacing Cristiano Ronaldo in the first XI. He has continued his good form with 24 goals in 36 games for his club across all competitions this season.

Sources told ESPN that United were interested ahead of the January transfer window, but now his transfer fee will have risen significantly.

Ramos is reportedly unhappy with Benfica over negotiations around a new contract, which have not materialised. His current terms until 2026 have a release clause of €120m and Benfica would want close to that in order to let him leave.

15.28 BST: Crystal Palace winger Wilfried Zaha could move to Tottenham if Mauricio Pochettino returns to the club, says The Sun.

Zaha, 30, is out of contract in the summer and is reportedly considering a move to a bigger club.

Spurs are likely to sack manager Antonio Conte in the coming weeks, with former boss Pochettino a possible option to replace him. If that happens, then Pochettino is keen to sign Zaha.

14.44 BST: Fabrizio Romano claims that Arsenal are interested in signing Southampton midfielder Romeo Lavia.

Lavia, 19, only moved to the club in the summer for around £10m from Manchester City and has been in fine form this season, despite Southampton's struggles at the foot of the table.

City have a £40m clause to re-sign the Belgian but Arsenal could get in there first and secure his signature.

13.30 BST: Who will Spurs hire if they sack Antonio Conte?

12.22 BST: Barcelona midfielder Sergio Busquets is still not convinced by the club's offer to extend his contract and is attracted by a move to Major League Soccer, Mundo Deportivo reports.

Busquets, 34, who has made over 700 appearances for Barcelona and is club captain, retired from international football with Spain after the World Cup in Qatar and becomes a free agent this summer.

On March 15, Barca handed Busquets an offer of a one-year contract extension, with an optional second depending on games played. However, his wages would be lower than what he is currently earning and he is unlikely to sign a deal on those terms.

In recent months there has been interest in his services from MLS side Inter Miami and Saudi Arabian club Al Nassr.

11.45 BST: Inter Milan are closely monitoring Boca Juniors forward Mateo Retegui, according to Sky Italia.

Retegui, 23, made his senior debut for Italy in a 2-1 loss to England in Thursday's Euro 2024 qualifier.

He is playing his club football at Argentinian side Club Atletico Tigre, on loan from Boca, and Tigre have an option to sign him on a permanent basis for €2.5m once his loan expires in December, with Boca expected to retain 50% of any future fee.

Inter have followed Retegui's progress for over a year but since his call-up to the Italy team, other clubs have also expressed an interest in the Argentina-born forward.

11.04 BST: Nemanja Matic's contract with Roma has been automatically renewed until June 2024, Sky Italia reports.

Matic, 34, joined Roma from Manchester United last summer as a free agent. The Serbia midfielder's contract was due to expire this summer but a one-year contract extension has been automatically triggered after he made his 26th league appearance, 13th as a starter, for the Giallorossi against Sassuolo on March 12.

10.25 BST: Chelsea striker Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang looks set to leave the club this summer.

Aubameyang, 33, has dropped down the pecking order (with three goals in 18 appearances) and could return to Barcelona just six months after he left them to move to Stamford Bridge for €12m.

AS claims he will make a big effort to return to Camp Nou, pushing to be let go as a free agent this summer and cutting his wages in order to facilitate his return. He also travelled to Barcelona to cheer his former teammates on in El Clasico on March 19 during a break from Chelsea.

Gazzetta dello Sport, however, claims that Inter Milan are also interested in bringing him in. Though that deal could hinge on the future of €115m striker Romelu Lukaku, who is on loan at Inter from Chelsea.

10.01 BST: Tottenham are interested in Uruguay defensive midfielder Manuel Ugarte, says the Daily Mirror.

Ugarte, 21, impressed for his country at the World Cup and his form for club Sporting CP in recent months suggests he could be ready to make the step up.

Sporting want to extend his contract, which is set until 2026, as the current version reportedly has a €25m release clause.

09.22 BST: Man City striker Erling Haaland is still the first year of a contract that runs until 2027, but the club are looking to extend it already.

The Sun claims that Haaland, 22, earns around £375,000-a-week now and that would be boosted to £500,000-a-week to ward off interest from Real Madrid.

09.00 BST - ICYMI: Tottenham Hotspur are interested in signing goalkeeper Dean Henderson in the summer if Manchester United decide to let him leave, sources have told ESPN.

Henderson is on loan at Nottingham Forest until the end of the season and is set for talks with United about his future.

The 26-year-old has a contract at Old Trafford until 2025 with the option of another year but he's keen to play regular football in an effort to force his way into the England squad ahead of the Euros in Germany in 2024 and the 2026 World Cup in the United States, Canada and Mexico.

United refused to include the option of a permanent transfer in Henderson's loan agreement with Forest last summer.