This summer, Premier League clubs like Manchester United and Liverpool might face challenges in the transfer market due to their determination to avoid profitability and sustainability sanctions. The tightened regulations have made the situation difficult, with both Everton and Nottingham Forest facing points deductions this season.
As a result, both clubs are interested in signing Fulham defender Tosin Ararabioyo, who has impressed in the Premier League this season and is set to be out of contract in the summer. Eddie Howe, the manager of Newcastle United, has also been affected by the financial constraints despite the club’s takeover in 2021, leading him to focus on acquiring bargains and possibly requiring player sales to comply with rules.
Fulham is reportedly keen on securing Ararabioyo with a new deal, making him their highest earner. AC Milan and Marseille are also rumored to be interested in him.
Ararabioyo began his career at Manchester City and later joined Fulham in 2020, playing a crucial role in their promotion-winning campaign and receiving praise for his performances in the Premier League. He has been linked to potential interest from Tottenham, but they may lose out to Newcastle.
Additionally, 25-year-old Englishman Lloyd Kelly, who has made almost 150 appearances at Bournemouth, is also attracting interest.