Transfer news on the evening of July 26: It is clear that Pep Guardiola is likely to leave Man City,

Latest transfer news tonight July 26

Coach Pep Guardiola commits to future at Man City

Recently, at a Puma event near Rockefeller Center in New York, Pep Guardiola expressed his deep love for his work, which motivated him to stick with Manchester. City is in its ninth year. This gives fans hope that he will continue to stay longer.

"If you love your job, why bother? stop? I still love this job like the first days when they hired me, so let's move forward," Pep shared.

According to Marca, Real Madrid and Ferland Mendy have reached an agreement contract extension with the French full-back. This new contract will keep Mendy at the Royal Club until 2027, with the possibility of a one-year extension depending on his participation in matches.

This is news great for Carlo Ancelotti, who has always trusted Mendy at the Santiago Bernabéu.

Juventus's new coach, Thiago Motta, has expressed uncertainty about Federico Chiesa's future , amid Tottenham's growing interest in this winger.

When asked about Chiesa's situation, Motta said: "Currently he is part of Juventus, but after that we will figure it out later," hinting that Chiesa would continue to stay at the club. Turin set after this summer is not guaranteed.

According to GOAL, Juventus has decided to listen to offers for Chiesa, who has had many difficulties with injury and his contract will expire in June 2025. 

New Liverpool coach talks about the club's transfer

Arne Slot is expected to bring more players to Liverpool this summer, after a quiet start to the transfer period.

"It would be a surprise for all of us if no players were brought back, so that will probably happen in the end," the Dutch coach shared.

Barca has difficulty with Olmo

According to Sky Sports, Barcelona's efforts toThe recruitment of Spanish midfielder Dani Olmo encountered a major obstacle when their request was rejected by RB Leipzig.

The giant of the country Catalan has made an offer in excess of £50 million, aiming to bring the talent back to Spain. However, the structure of the offer appears to have caused disagreement with the Bundesliga club. The proposed deal includes an initial payment of £33.7m, with the remaining amount paid through performance-based bonuses.