Bayern Munich land Nathaniel Brown as AC Milan make moves for Goncalo Ramos and Nicolas Jackson - Euro Transfer News
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By Ben Grounds
Updated 26/06/2026 at 18:43 GMT+1
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In Friday's Euro Transfer News, Bayern Munich have reached an agreement to sign Germany international Nathaniel Brown from Eintracht Frankfurt, according to reports from Sky Germany, while AC Milan's rebuild is said to be gathering pace.
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Florian Plettenberg has claimed that a deal is done between Bayern and Frankfurt for Brown, with the 23-year-old left-back set to sign a five-year contract at the Allianz Arena and the Bundesliga champions paying a transfer fee of around €55 million.
Neither club has officially confirmed the move, but Plettenberg says that Brown has made clear his intention to join Vincent Kompany's side in spite of interest elsewhere.
Brown, whose contract with Frankfurt ran until 2030, joined from Nuremberg in 2024 and has enjoyed a rapid rise, establishing himself as one of Germany's most promising full-backs.
His impressive form earned him a place in Germany's FIFA World Cup squad, although he missed their third match of the group stage against Ecuador on Thursday through injury.
Bayern had prioritised strengthening the left side of their defence following Raphael Guerreiro's departure and Alphonso Davies' recurring fitness issues, making Brown a key target as the club looks to reinforce its back line ahead of the new season.
The news comes in the same week that Bayern edged closer to completing a deal for Morocco international Ismael Saibari for a €55m package from PSV Eindhoven.
Sky Germany reported that the 25-year-old successfully completed his medical in the United States ahead of his impending transfer.
Milan make their move for Ramos
AC Milan have made an offer estimated at €40 million for Paris Saint-Germain striker Goncalo Ramos, according to reports in Portugal.
A Bola claim this falls short of the European champions' valuation of the player, who is keen to play more regular first-team football.
Luis Enrique admitted throughout the 2025/26 season that Ramos "deserved more minutes" and the PSG hierarchy are willing to sanction his sale, along with Kang-In Lee, this summer. The deal, however, must be financially viable.
The Portuguese sports daily A Bola, reports that Milan had tabled an initial offer, but PSG are looking for closer to the €65 million they paid to exercise their purchase option with Benfica when he arrived in August 2023.
Milan are not alone in being interested in the 25-year-old, who has scored 10 goals in 26 appearances for Portugal. Atletico Madrid are also reported to be monitoring the situation.
Ramos scored 12 goals in all competitions last season for PSG, but he made just 13 Ligue 1 starts, while all of his appearances in the UEFA Champions League were off the bench.
Jackson also lined up by Rossoneri
Ramos is not the only striker that is high on Milan's wish list. Having missed out on the Champions League next season, the Lombardy club are intent on laying down an early marker by overhauling their strike force further with an ambitious bid for Nicolas Jackson.
According to Italian publication Corriere dello Sport, new manager Ruben Amorim is keen on a summer move for Jackson, who is currently at the World Cup with Senegal.
The striker was on loan at Bayern Munich last season from Chelsea, who are said to be willing to sanction his departure, but only if their €60 million valuation is met.
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Nicolas Jackson reacts after missing an opportunity to score at the World Cup
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On Friday, Massimo Calvelli was confirmed as Milan's new CEO, and the club's American-Italian owner Gerry Cardinale was told by Amorim during talks this week that the purchase of a striker functional to his philosophy of play is paramount.
The report adds that The Rossoneri are pushing to see if an agreement can be reached with The Blues. Another loan with the option to buy, similar to the Bayern deal, or an obligation under certain conditions could be considered.
Como agree deal to sign Paz
Como are set to strengthen their squad ahead of a first appearance in the Champions League after reportedly agreeing a deal with Real Madrid to buy Nico Paz on a permanent deal, just a day after Los Blancos activated their €9 million buy-back clause.
Cesc Fabregas has been working to complete a move for the 21-year-old, with the former Arsenal midfielder revealing at the start of May that Paz will either play for Como or Madrid in 2026/27.
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Nico Paz had an impressive season in Serie A with Como
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Transfer expert Fabrizio Romano claims that Como have now managed to retain one of Serie A's brightest young talents while ensuring Madrid maintain significant control over the midfielder's future by securing long-term control of the player.
Madrid have negotiated a new buy-back clause - said to be €80 million, which is valid only until June 2027 - as part of a permanent transfer reportedly worth €60 million.
Inter Milan have been long-time admirers of the player, who has enjoyed a breakthrough season at the Stadio Sinigaglia, but Romano claims that Paz was only interested in staying at Como.
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