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EXCLUSIVEFootballPremier LeagueTransfer notebook: Tottenham target Premier League striker,euroleague basketbol maç sonuçları Wolves keen to keep duo but Arsenal target could goAlex CrookPublished: 19:00, 21 May 2024Updated: 8:51, 22 May 2024Tottenham are one of the clubs contemplating a summer swoop for Bournemouth striker Dominic Solanke.Solanke’s stock is high after scoring 19 Premier League goals this season and Cherries owner Bill Foley has admitted the club could cash in on the former Liverpool front-man this summer.5Bournemouth striker Solanke is on Tottenham's radar following a stunning seasonCredit: GettyHowever, talkSPORT understands it would take a hefty bid to prise Solanke away from the Dorset coast.Spurs are looking for a new number nine, with Richarlison one of the players manager Ange Postecoglu is willing to move on to fund a rebuild after missing out on a Champions League place.Solanke is under contract at the Vitality Stadium until the summer of 2027.Net profitWolves are confident of keeping hold of key duo Joao Gomes and Rayan Ait-Nouri even if they expect to lose Pedro Neto.READ MORE TRANSFER NEWS Liverpool and City braced for another Saudi raid in battle to replace Arsenal cult hero Ross Barkley set for move to Premier League club after Luton relegationPortugal winger Neto is on the radar of Manchester City, Tottenham, Arsenal and Newcastle and Wolves are willing to listen to offers of around £60million.Ait-Nouri is another Molineux star attracting interest from clubs around Europe while Joao Gomes is on Manchester United’s long list of potential midfield targets.But, talkSPORT has been told Wolves are not under any financial pressure to sell either Gomes nor Ait-Nouri and that manager Gary O’Neil is planning for next season with the pair very much in his ranks.5O'Neil is aware many of his players will be in demand in this summer's transfer windowCredit: Getty5Neto contributed to 11 Premier League goals in another season blighted by injury problemsBright solutionBrighton will be compensated once Roberto de Zerbi fixes himself up with a new job even though the Italian tore up the final two years of his contract.De Zerbi’s now-defunct deal contained a release clause in excess of £10m in the event he was head-hunted by another club.talkSPORT understands despite agreeing to an amicable parting of ways to allow De Zerbi to walk away without a pay-off, any team wanting to hire the Italian would still have to pay a fee to the Seagulls with the amount decided on a sliding scale depending on timing.De Zerbi has been linked with Bayern Munich and AC Milan, while Chelsea have him on their list of contenders after Mauricio Pochettino's exit.5De Zerbi still had two years left to run on his deal at Brighton before deciding to stand downCredit: GettyMurphy's lawOxford's Wembley hero Josh Murphy is wanted by a string of Championship clubs including newly-promoted Portsmouth and Derby.Murphy - twin of Newcastle ace Jacob - scored both goals as Oxford claimed a surprise 2-0 victory over Bolton in Saturday’s League One play-off final.Former Cardiff star Murphy, 29, who cost the Bluebirds £11m, is out of contract and Oxford know they face a battle to keep him.Most read in Football Liverpool confirm club legend Alan Hansen is 'seriously ill' in hospital Wrexham co-owner reveals ‘active talks’ with released Arsenal youngster Rob McElhenney sends latest plea for Gareth Bale to join Wrexham and makes golf offer Luke Shaw explains who is to blame for troublesome injury problems ahead of Euro 2024Pompey boss John Mousinho played with Murphy at the Kassam Stadium, which offers him a useful advantage in the race for his signature.5Murphy scored twice to send Oxford to the Championship at Bolton's expenseCredit: GettyTopicsTransfer NewsArsenalBournemouthBrighton and Hove AlbionOxford UnitedTottenham HotspurWolverhampton WanderersDominic SolankePedro NetoRicharlisonRoberto De ZerbiYOU MIGHT LIKERECOMMENDED FOR YOUMORE FOR YOUMost Read Liverpool confirm club legend Alan Hansen is 'seriously ill' in hospitalShare Wrexham co-owner reveals ‘active talks’ with released Arsenal youngsterShare Rob McElhenney sends latest plea for Gareth Bale to join Wrexham and makes golf offerShare Luke Shaw explains who is to blame for troublesome injury problems ahead of Euro 2024Share