As the summer transfer window kicks off, there are plenty of opportunities to make money from different transfers happening around Europe. So, we wanted to take a look at the biggest moves (and odds) of interest.
There are several deals in the works, so it's best to just dive in.
Interest in Stones this summer has yet to really take off, or at least it seemed that way. However, a new club are now favourite to sign the English defender, who is now back from the World Cup.
Again, it seems to be Arsenal feeding on the scraps of Manchester City, this time signing Stones, who was a big player for Pep Guardiola for years. Of course, this makes complete sense.
Mikel Arteta knows the defender personally and after the news of William Saliba's injury, extra defensive cover would certainly not be turned away. So, a move for Stones makes plenty of sense and Sky Sports report that they are interested in a move.
The other source of interest is Chelsea, as Sky Sports also reports. Indeed, the Englishman would provide some Premier League experience in defence, which is what they're looking for.
Considering the Arsenal links, this may be a bit of a non-starter. However, it would certainly be an interesting move.
At the start of the summer, it seemed Rafael Leao could be a target for Premier League clubs. However, that has not been the case. Instead, he seems to be heading towards Turkey or Saudi Arabia - as discussed during our first transfer insight piece.
Now, though, there is a chance that he may not move...
A move to Turkey is still the most likely option, with BetVictor's 7/4 price really attractive. Indeed, Fenerbahce and Galatasaray are both interested in the Portuguese, as SempreMilan relays.
Considering you get the insurance of both clubs, it certainly represents a bit of value in our eyes.
On the other hand, there are suggestions that Leao could stay, as Football Italia relays, with the star not opening up to the moves away. At 5/1, this is really not a bad price, considering he is expected to go on their pre-season tour later this month...
A few weeks ago, it seemed Kroupi was well on his way away from Bournemouth. However, that no longer seems to be the case, as the latest odds represent.
Right now, the links away for Kroupi are nearly silent and the 2/1 price for him to stay with the Cherries has been slashed. Indeed, he is now 4/6 to remain with the club.
The next favourite for his next club is any French club at 5/1. In other words, it seems likely that he stays with the Cherries.
Gabriel Jesus is not what he once was and Arsenal appear to be struggling to find an exit option for him, as the odds suggest. Indeed, there has only been movement in one direction...
Last week, Jesus signing for an Italian club was 2/1 and it has now drifted to 4/1, which is no real shock. Indeed, everyone appears to be looking elsewhere.
You can still back a South American club to be his next at 6/1 - where the price has not move - or perhaps a move to Turkey could be on the agenda. However, you'd imagine that Besiktas would be the only option for him. So, that seems unlikely, too.
Alternatively, staying at Arsenal may be the forced move. Indeed, the Brazilian may have no other option but to remain with the Gunners for now, especially with no one having any interest in his situation.
6/1 might represent a little bit of value, considering the lack of attention that he is receiving currently...
We only looked at James Trafford's future in the last round-up and here we are again. Indeed, the Englishman's odds have dropped for one club and it seems like a move is likely.
During our last review, we stated that a move from Leeds would make a lot of sense and it appears that this is now the plan. Indeed, they are the clear favourites to sign him now.
After losing two goalkeepers this summer, they are on track to sell their starter, Lucas Perri, and Trafford is the chosen replacement. It seems like a case of when, not if!
This time last week, it seemed Nottingham Forest were the favourites to land Lucas Bergvall after sending several bids to Tottenham Hotspur for the Swede. However, that is no longer the case.
As it stands, Newcastle United are the favourites to land Bergvall this summer, overtaking Nottingham Forest in the market, as the latest odds show.
Indeed, the Magpies are now preparing a £60 million bid for the midfielder and he could be heading to the North East, as Sportsboom reported earlier this week.
Alex Scott is another in the plethora of England's future midfield stars and a move away from Bournemouth could be on the cards this summer, as Fabrizio Romano reports that he is looking at his options, as Spurs Web relayed.
Here is a look at where he could go...
Arsenal are the leading candidates to make a successful move for the midfielder this summer and after being pipped to the signing of Morgan Rogers, they have the budget.
However, their interest in Bruno Guimaraes might make the deal less likely...
Away from London, Manchester United also join the Reds at the top of the market for the youngster. However, The Mirror have reported that they are no longer in the race.
It's not a bet worth having.
Chelsea, on the other hand, could represent a price worth getting on board. Indeed, they are 4/1 to land the midfielder this summer, but they may be in the best position.
Reports from The Standard state that he is interested in a move to Stamford Bridge this summer, especially after they submitted a bid for the midfielder, which was rejected.
The price may only be shortening after today...

Ben is an accredited football journalist who follows anything from League One to Serie A, also working for the likes of SempreMilan and Total Italian Football. As an avid punter, he has become the master tester at BettingLounge, refusing to take bookies by their words when it comes to withdrawal times and much more.