Liverpool targets Yankuba Minteh as Salah successor amid transfer activity
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 10, 2026, 6:35 AM
Last updated Jul 10, 2026
On July 10, transfer rumors highlight Liverpool's interest in Yankuba Minteh as a potential successor to Mohamed Salah. Brighton is reportedly seeking £80 million for the winger. Additionally, Arsenal and Tottenham are competing for Antonio Nusa, who is valued at €50 million, following a notable World Cup performance. Meanwhile, Manchester United is in touch with Borussia Dortmund regarding Julian Ryerson, priced at €30 million. Newcastle has agreed to a €60 million deal for Johan Manzambi, enhancing their squad. Leicester City is set to acquire Danny Ings.
- •Liverpool eyes Yankuba Minteh as a potential Salah replacement.
- •Brighton demands £80 million for Minteh amid Liverpool interest.
- •Arsenal and Tottenham target Antonio Nusa, valued at €50 million.
- •Manchester United makes contact with Borussia Dortmund about Julian Ryerson.
- •Newcastle agrees on a €60 million deal for Johan Manzambi.
- 6:35 AMYahoo Sports — Transfer rumour roundup: Liverpool eye Minteh as Salah successor; Arsenal and Spurs battle for Norway’s Nusa
"Friday's transfer rumours feature Liverpool's search for Mohamed Salah's successor and a five-team Premier League chase for one of Norway's World Cup stars.Brighton have slapped an £80million asking ...
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