Denzel Dumfries expected to join Real Madrid from Italy
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 3, 2026, 6:56 AM
Last updated Jun 3, 2026
Denzel Dumfries is anticipated to transfer to Real Madrid, with indications of a completed deal arising from overnight reports. The transfer market is active, highlighted by Ederson signing for Manchester United for €45 million. Meanwhile, Senegal's U17 team secured the African championship title after a penalty shootout win over Tanzania. In light of the Champions League final, six players involved have reported to Clairefontaine as they prepare for the upcoming World Cup.
- •Denzel Dumfries expected to join Real Madrid soon.
- •Ederson signed with Manchester United for €45 million.
- •Senegal U17s crowned African champions after beating Tanzania on penalties.
- •Champions League finalists report to Clairefontaine for World Cup preparations.
- •Transfer market remains highly active this summer.
- 6:56 AMYahoo Sports — ☕️🥐 FC Breakfast: transfer market ablaze, Dumfries to Real Madrid!
"Transfer market update: things moved overnight 🔥According to Fabrizio Romano, Denzel Dumfries is expected to join Real Madrid. Another departure from Italy with Ederson signing for Manchester Unit...
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