Barcelona midfielder Thiago Alcantara's impressive performances for Spain at the European Under 21 Championship have seen him linked with the Premier League and the Daily Mirror claims Manchester United have made a £15million bid.
David de Gea has arrived in England and is undergoing a medical ahead of his proposed move to Manchester United.
The Spanish goalkeeper has been identified by Sir Alex Fergusonas the long-term successor to Edwin van der Sar at Old Trafford.
United are prepared to spend upwards of £17million in order to secure his signature, with it widely agreed that he is the most promising shot-stopper in Europe.
De Gea underlined his obvious potential on Saturday as he helped Spain to European U21 Championship glory.
Spending spree
Having put transfer discussions on hold while he competed in that tournament, he is now prepared to push ahead with a move to England.
De Gea has been pictured arriving at the Bridgewater Hospital and is all set to put the finishing touches to an agreement with United.
His arrival at Old Trafford will see the Red Devils push their summer spending spree past the £50million mark and continue with their policy of snapping up bright young talent.
Ferguson has already acquired England U21 centre-half Phil Jones from Blackburn and England winger Ashley Young from Aston Villa.