With the summer transfer window just around the corner, clubs’ executives will be looking to formulate a plan on who they are looking to bring into their clubs this summer to improve their squads and chances of winning the big competitions which all their fans would love to see.

Due to this, there has already been some rumours flying around regarding transfers that are due to happen this summer and below we look at some of the potential transfer sagas to looking forward to this summer.

One of the biggest transfer sagas that we are already seeing unfold in the media is that of Erling Haaland who is expected to leave Borussia Dortmund this summer.

There is already a queue of teams that have registered their interested in the 20-year-old Norwegian striker but due to Mino Raiola already on a tour of Europe to discuss with the biggest club to get the best deal for his client, we are expecting a bidding war for the signature of Haaland and is tipped to be the biggest transfer saga of the Summer.

There will be many large clubs in for him with Man City priced at 11/8, Barcelona priced at 10/3 and Real Madrid at 7/2.

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Another interesting bit of gossip that we are looking forward to seeing how it unfolds over the next year is that of Lionel Messi who was very close to leaving Barcelona last summer after handing in a transfer request via fax last year.

Messi is having a very impressive season since the turn on the year and will know that with his contract coming to an end this summer, he’ll be able to renegotiate a better contract for himself or move onto bigger and better pastures – something to certainly keep your eyes on this summer.

And finally, Jadon Sancho was another transfer in which couldn’t get over the line last summer as he wanted to return to Manchester but on the red side of the city.

Manchester United weren’t willing to match the £110 million price target that Dortmund has put on Sancho’s head, but might have regretted that now. We are sure that there will still be clubs interested in the young Englishmen and is still tipped to go to United priced at 5/2.