Transfer News LIVE, June 19: Raphinha, Sterling, Muriel... | Marca

Good morning everybody and welcome to our MARCA in English transfer market live blog this Sunday, June 19. Just like every other day, we'll bring you the latest news on done deals and transfer rumours.

The summer transfer window is very much up and running, and some big deals have already been completed. Today, we'll be reporting on all the new moves that are announced this Saturday, as well as taking a look at some of the more exciting rumours that surface throughout the day.

So, all our transfer market updates follow below and, as always, the most recent ones are the ones nearest the top.

Transfer Market LIVE: Rumours and Breaking News on Sunday, June 19

Update narration 09:30 BST

Chelsea will go for Sterling if they offload Lukaku

Chelsea are planning a bid for Manchester City forward Raheem Sterling. Thomas Tuchel will look to lure Sterling away from the Etihad this summer as the 27-year-old is yet to sign a new contract with the Premier League champions. However, Chelsea will only move for Sterling if they manage to offload Romelu Lukaku back to Inter, according to The Mirror.

Chelsea want a loan deal for around 20m euros and for Inter to cover most, if not all, of Lukaku's wages. However, Inter's starting offer is said to be a fee of 7m euros. As a result, Lukaku is willing to take a significant pay cut to help make the switch happen. If Lukaku returns to Italy, Chelsea will go after Sterling.

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08:45 BST

Marseille set their sights on Muriel

This summer, one of the priorities for Marseille is to find a new striker, with the future of Arkadiusz Milik uncertain after a season in which he experienced several disagreements with Jorge Sampaoli. Among their top targets is Luis Muriel of Atalanta.

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08:00 BST

Raphinha-Barcelona agreement

Fabrizio Romano claims that there is an agreement between Raphinha and Barcelona over a five-year deal, but Leeds want 55 million euros for the forward and have no plans to change his price. Other Premier League clubs are also in the race, including Arsenal, but no bids have yet been tabled.

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