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Harry Souttar could be reunited with a familiar face as he struggles to crack into Leicester City\u2019s starting lineup, while Premier League clubs have been placed on red alert amid reports Neymar wants out of Paris Saint-Germain.<\/p>\n
Elsewhere, West Ham continue to ramp up their efforts to sign a pair of Manchester United stars.<\/p>\n
Read on for the later transfer news in our Premier League Rumour Mill.<\/i><\/p>\n
Harry Souttar could be one of several Leicester City players available for a move away in the summer window and a Scottish heavyweight could be ready to pounce.<\/p>\n
According to the <\/a>Daily Record<\/a><\/i>,<\/a> Souttar could be a viable option for Celtic as the Hoops brace for the depature of centre back Carl Starfelt to Spanish side Celta Vigo.<\/p>\n Brendan Rodgers was the man who brought Souttar to Leicester last January but now finds himself in the dugout at Celtic Park and could be reunited with the towering Aussie.<\/p>\n Souttar was an unused sub in Leicester\u2019s Championship opener against Coventry City, although pre-game comments from new Foxes boss Enzo Maresca reveal the Australian could be one of many out the exit door.<\/p>\n \u201cHarry\u2019s a guy who since day one has been working very well,\u201d Maresca said.<\/p>\n \u201cBut because the window is open, for Harry and for the rest of the 25 players that we have, something can happen.\u201d<\/p>\n If a move to Celtic comes off for Souttar, it would add an extra layer spice to the Old Firm derby given his brother, John, plays for Rangers.<\/p>\n \u2018Critical point\u2019: Tottenham rejects Bayern Munich\u2019s $167m offer for Harry Kane<\/a><\/b><\/i><\/p>\n \u2018They can go the way they want\u2019: Defiant Ange\u2019s \u2018deadline\u2019 dig at Bayern over Kane<\/a><\/b><\/i><\/p>\n PL champs bolster ranks in stunning $150m coup; Red Devils add firepower: Done Deals<\/a><\/b><\/i><\/p>\n French Giants Paris Saint-Germain could be set to lose all three of their superstars amid reports Neymar wants out.<\/p>\n The Telegraph reports <\/a>the 31-year-old is considering his options and wants to leave the club having informed PSG of his intentions.<\/p>\n Neymar, who cost PSG 191 million pounds when he joined from Barcelona, is contracted until 2027 but could be moved by the club as it looks to transition into a new era.<\/p>\n Lionel Messi already left to join Inter Miami after declining a contract extension while Kylian Mbappe has been put up for sale after refusing to sign a new deal.<\/p>\n While the Telegraph reports Neymar\u2019s preference would be to return to Barcelona, that appears unlikely due to financial stress the Spanish giants are under.<\/p>\n The Brazilian has been linked with Premier League giants Chelsea in the past and could become a target before the transfer window closes.<\/p>\n Another path could be to join the likes of Ronaldo in the Saudi Pro-League which has attracted a host of big-name stars this off-season.<\/p>\n PL RIVALS MAKE MOVE ON UNITED DUO<\/b><\/p>\n West Ham United have moved to bolster their squad for the upcoming Premier League season by making a $115 million AUD play for a Manchester United duo.<\/p>\n The Athletic reports <\/a>United rejected an earlier bid for dumped captain Harry Maguire and Scott McTominay last month only for David Moyes and the Hammers to up the ante.<\/p>\n According to the report, United Manager Erik ten Hag wants to hold onto McTominay but could be convinced to let him walk for the right money.<\/p>\n The Maguire offer of $58 million AUD, however, is more likely to be accepted pending the England international\u2019s acceptance of a move.<\/p>\n West Ham believe United\u2019s decision to strip Maguire of captaincy could prove key to him agreeing to join the London club. They would reportedly offer him $194,000 a week in wages with United to pay the remaining $175,000.<\/p>\n Spurs put 5 past Lion City Sailors | 01:22<\/p>\n LIVERPOOL DENIED AGAIN<\/b><\/p>\n Jurgen Klopp has been thwarted again in his attempts to sign Southampton ace Romeo Lavia.<\/p>\n