He was also an unused substitute for the 5-5 EFL Cup draw against It looks more and more likely that Gabriel Magalhaes will be leaving Lille for Arsenal, with comments from the Brazilian’s club team-mate Jose Fonte pointing towards such a switch.And the Euro 2016 winner told talkSPORT his colleague has been asking him about the Premier League.“Everybody’s dream is to play in the Premier League and he’s been asking me questions about the Premier League and asking questions about clubs in the Premier League, so I tried to give him the best and honest opinion,” Fonte said.“Hopefully he’ll make his decision and he’ll be very successful, I have no doubt about it.”Arsenal aren’t the only club who have been looking at Gabriel, a regular for Lille last season in Ligue 1 and the Champions League.The Gunners and Napoli are both believed to have agreed a fee with Lille, reportedly in the region of £22million, while Koeman, who played more than 250 games for the Catalan club, arrives with a rebuilding mission after Barca lost 8-2 to Bayern Munich in their Champions League quarter-final.While that means some players will be offloaded, it could also result in a second chance for the likes of Philippe Coutinho, who is currently on loan at Bayern.Coutinho had been linked with a summer switch to Arsenal before the managerial change, but this is now up in the air with Koeman having previously spoken highly of the player.“The head coach will make the decision,” Barcelona president Josep Maria Bartomeu said of Coutinho’s future, as reported by the Express.“If he wants him to continue, next year he will play with us.”Liverpool’s interest in Bayern Munich midfielder Thiago remains a subject of much debate, with conflicting reports about the likelihood of the Reds clinching a deal.The Spanish international is out of contract in 2021, prompting suggestions Liverpool will push for a cut-price deal when Bayern’s involvement in the 2019/20 Champions League comes to an end.However, Klopp’s team aren’t the only ones being linked with the player, with European finalists Paris Saint-Germain reportedly ready to steal a march on the English champions.According to French publication Le10Sport (via HITC), PSG could hold an advantage thanks to their willingness to act quickly, with Liverpool said to prefer a January move and the French side ready to bid for the 29-year-old before the start of the new season.The same report claims PSG are eyeing up Thiago due to doubts about Idrissa Gueye, who joined last summer from Everton for £30million but was left out of the starting 11 as Thomas Tuchel’s side beat RB Leipzig in the Champions League semi-finals.New Barcelona manager Ronald Koeman faces a series of decisions over his squad after he was finally unveiled as Quique Setien’s replacement on Wednesday.With some of the club’s biggest names nearing the twilight of their careers, Koeman must decide whether to stick or twist in the process of overhauling the playing staff at the Nou Camp, where president Josep Maria Bartomeu has insisted star man Lionel Messi remains a key part of the plan.But while Barca will be desperate to keep hold of Messi, several other big-name stars face uncertain futures at the club.Jose Mourinho is keen to bring Gareth Bale back to The 31-year-old superstar earned hero status at Spurs before departing north London for Spain in a £86million move seven years ago.The Portuguese boss attempted to sign the Wales attacker during his spell as Manchester United goalkeeper Dean Henderson announced on Wednesday afternoon he would not be extending his loan spell with Sheffield United.And the England goalkeeper is now nearing a new deal at Old Trafford which will see his wages increased to over £100,000 a week, reports Red Devils boss is yet to decide who will start as his No1 next season and another loan spell remains a possibility, with up to seven Premier League clubs interested in the 23-year-old.Manchester United have not given up hope of bringing Jack Grealish to Old Trafford this summer, despite their continued pursuit of Jadon Sancho.The Aston Villa captain has been a long-term target, and Villa’s final-day Premier League survival means he won’t be available at a knock-down price.However, according to the Mail, United believe they may be able to get a discount by offering back-up goalkeeper Sergio Romero as part of a bid.Villa have reportedly enquired about another United keeper, Dean Henderson, but Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is believed to be keen on keeping the academy graduate as part of his senior set-up this season.With Henderson providing competition to David de Gea, Romero could become available as he seeks game-time after a spell as United’s cup goalkeeper.Villa keeper Tom Heaton is on the way back from a cruciate ligament injury, but Pepe Reina - who finished the 2019/20 season between the sticks for Dean Smith’s club - has returned to AC Milan after his loan stint ended.