Guimaraes, Rashford and Rogers- Transfer betting updates 10/7/26

Right now, Arsenal are the clear favourites to land Bruno this summer and it is no surprise. Mikel Arteta would love a player like him - aggressive but with a class about him - and he has followed the Brazilian for years.

1/5 just isn't an attractive betting option, but it's a clear statement of where he may end up this summer...

Newcastle United have a 22% chance of keeping the Brazilian this summer, according to the bookmakers' odds. Indeed, at 7/2 it seems unlikely that he will remain.

Of course, the Magpies could dig their heels in and attempt to keep him for another season. However, it just doesn't seem likely that they'll win here and 7/2 is a little too short for me to really take notice.

At this point, it seems Manchester United are most likely to sign Summerville. Earlier this month, Ben Jacobs reported that the Dutchman was a potential replacement for Marcus Rashford.

However, with the Englishman still present, a big move will not be made just yet...

Spurs have had a fantastic summer so far, spending money like they've only just discovered they can. Summerville would be an excellent addition and there is a clear vision to add a left-sided winger.

Whether he is the top target, though, would be a question that needs answering.

The bookmakers do not rate West Ham's chances of keeping the winger. Indeed, he is 12/1 to remain with the Hammers in the Championship. Not great...

At this moment, Bayern Munich are the favourites to land Stones this summer, but reports have not linked him with a move to Bavaria since late May.

For this price, with the lack of links, I'd not be backing this confidently...

A move back to Everton would seem like an obvious choice; he probably wouldn't have to move and he re-joins a club which he knows well. It would seem like a no-brainer.

Links to Merseyside haven't been too prominent, but that is not to say that there have been none.

It's worth combining the three of them together for this part, but Juventus, AC Milan and Inter are all taking a look at the Englishman at 6/1, 8/1 and 10/1, respectively.

A move from either Juve or the Rossoneri seems most likely, it must be said, with Inter not looking massively likely to enter the defender market just yet.

Furthermore, he has been offered to those two clubs, as Football Italia relays, so it may be worth taking a look.

Right now, it seems Rashford is most likely to stay in Manchester. Now, whether that's due to preference or simply a lack of alternatives is certainly debatable.

However, it certainly seems likely, with The Guardian stating that he is 'expected' to return to Old Trafford this summer. It may be worth getting on board this price now, then.

Looking at a move away, a return to Spain could well become tangible after he impressed last season. However, you'd have to question who could afford him and how much he'd play.

A move to Barcelona is unlikely, as is a move to Real Madrid. So, that leaves very few options and none are that feasible.

It is no surprise that Spurs are again the favourites here, given they are now focusing on a left-winger. However, the Portuguese has reportedly opened himself to a move to North London.

Whether they see him as a top target, though, is something entirely different... Nevertheless, Football365 says that they are readying an offer.

So, 5/2 may be worth taking...

A move to Manchester United also seems very feasible. The Red Devils have reportedly scouted the winger already and a move could be made. However, you'd assume it may fall at the same place as Summerville's potential move did.

The fate of Rashford certainly could have a big effect on others...

Reports in Italy suggest that Turkey is one of the most likely options for Leao currently, with no real interest from elsewhere. However, the Portuguese isn't too fond of the move, as SempreMilan relays.

As it stands, Arsenal are the favourites to be Rogers' club after the summer window. 4/9 represents a 69.2% probability of him heading to North London and that just doesn't feel like value.

It may just be one to watch. With CaughtOffside reporting that personal terms have been agreed, though, maybe it could represent value. You're taking a chance on Arsenal matching Villa's price... is the 4/9 worthwhile?

The alternative would be him staying in the Midlands this summer, and odds of 3/1 feel really generous, I must say.

Villa are demanding a record fee of £130 million (as Sky relays from the Daily Mail) to see him depart this summer and they are adamant that they want to keep him - can you imagine why?

It's tough. I wouldn't be getting involved personally.

A move to North London is rated by the bookmakers as a 50/50 shot currently, and that seems fair. GiveMeSport relayed words from his agent stating that 'no decision had been made'.

However, the links to Spurs are tangible... A 50/50 shot is rarely priced as a 50/50 shot. So, it could be worth taking a gander.

Just as a move to Spurs could be worthwhile at 1/1, staying at Bournemouth could be worth it at 2/1. Indeed, staying for another season would not be a bad option.

In fact, you could well argue that it may be for the best, to allow him another year of development and then make the major move.

Right now, it seems that the bookmakers believe that there is a bigger chance of him staying with the Hammers than leaving. Returning the club to the Premier League may be his focus and the European appeal has never been enough before.

TalkSPORT relayed news that fans believe he'll stay after the kit release video. So, we shall have to see.

There have been various suggestions that Villa are interested in Bowen. However, the lack of any real reports would make me believe that this is a hypothetical idea for what could work, rather than a genuine move in the works.

I'd not be touching this price...