The summer transfer window for all international deals is open.

That has started a frenzy of speculation as players and coaches look for their next moves.

Across the world of football, there is plenty of activity and stories that have football fans talking.

Here, we look at the latest transfer deals that could happen very soon.

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Miralem Pjanic

Chelsea and Barclona are plotting a move for the elusive Juventus midfielder, according to Tuttosport.

But the Italian publication are reporting that the Serie A champions will demand at least €80m (Dh339.6) if either club make an approach to sign the Bosnian international.

Barcelona are scouring the market for a replacement for Andres Iniesta, while Chelsea are looking to bolster their midfield under imminent new boss Maurizio Sarri.

Both clubs will push hard to sign the 28-year-old, but Juve will be desperate to hold on to their prized asset.

Jack Grealish

Liverpool are circling Tottenham and Aston Villa as the clubs barter over Jack Grealish, the Sun says.

Spurs’ chairman Daniel Levy is said to be keeping their offer at £20m (Dh96.5), despite Villa valuing the midfielder at £40m (Dh193.1m)

The Championship club are making hard financial decisions in the wake of their failed promotion bid and are said to be holding out to cash in on the promising playmaker.

The 22-year-old Birmingham native played for England Under-21s and is tipped for his senior call-up this year.

Rhian Brewster

Tottenham and Arsenal are keeping close watch of Liverpool’s England junior Rhian Brewster, the Sun reports.

The 18-year-old striker is said to be seeking assurances he will get the chance to play first team football next season.

With a place in Jurgen Klopp’s squad as yet unconfirmed, the striker has held off signing what will be his first professional contract, it is claimed.

Brewster has already rejected advances from Bundesliga big guns Borussia Dortmund and RB Leipzig, while Barcelona, Juventus and Monaco have all expressed interest in the teenager.