LIVE: the latest football transfer news and rumours from June 19th 2019
23:00: Bayern look to hijack City's Rodrigo deal: Although it seemed as though Manchester City had virtually sealed a deal for Atlético Madrid midfielder Rodrigo, it may now be Bayern Munich who have the last word as they look to go all out to pip Pep Guardiola's side at the post and sign the Spaniard.
22:30: Lewandowski: Bayern looking forward to signing Sane: Robert Lewandowski added to the speculation over Leroy Sane's future by hinting that he will sign for Bayern Munich.
22:20: Inter sign Politano: After a successful season on loan from Sassuolo, Matteo Politano has today completed a permanent move to Inter.
16:00: Benfica went to Madrid to sign Keylor Navas: In Portugal they assure that Benfica are still interested in Keylor Navas. So much so that, according to 'A Bola', the Benfica president has apparently gone to Madrid to try and get his signing.
15:00:Dortmund agree deal for Hummels return. Borussia Dortmund are set to boost an inexperienced defence with the return of World Cup winner Mats Hummels.
June 19, 2019
14:35:"Will I continue playing at Barça? I don't know, no one knows what will happen in the future". Philippe Coutinho is one of Barcelona's biggest names. Regardless, the Brazilian attacker has been linked to a departure for weeks and after the dispute of the Brazil-Venezuela in the Copa America, he stated that he does not know what will be of him next season.
12:00: Barcelona is already daydreaming about Neymar.Today's Catalan press has made it very clear. Neymar's comeback to Barcelona has gone from being a dream to a possibility that has been gaining track in recent days.
11:00:The press claims Pogba would rather go back to Juve than sign for Madrid. Paul Pogba's future remains to be seen, but as 'Sky Sport' points out, the French midfielder would prefer to return to Juventus rather than head to Real Madrid.
9:30: Neymar looks for house in Barcelona, PSG want Casemiro in possible Madrid deal. Neymar's expected exit from Paris Saint-Germain seems to be gathering speed.
