Salah linked with Trabzonspor; Bayern target Sesko; Maresca seeks Pedro Neto

Mohamed Salah is being linked with a move to Trabzonspor, Bayern Munich have shown interest in Manchester United striker Benjamin Sesko, and Man City boss Enzo Maresca wants to work with Chelsea winger Pedro Neto again.

Transfer speculation dominated Sunday’s gossip pages, with the three names appearing among the headline stories. Each item centers on interest between established clubs and players currently tied to top-flight teams. The developments were circulated as part of routine transfer chatter and carry no confirmed completion notices. Reporters flagged the stories as emerging links rather than finalized deals.

Mohamed Salah is edging towards a move to Trabzonspor, according to the gossip items. The reports frame the situation as Salah progressing closer to a transfer rather than as an accomplished transaction. There was no additional detail on timing, terms or any official statements included in the coverage. Outlets presenting the link treated it as one of several notable movements in the summer market.

Bayern Munich are said to be keen on Manchester United striker Benjamin Sesko in the same round of rumours. Coverage described Bayern’s interest as active without setting out any concrete proposals or figures. The item identified Sesko specifically by his club and position, indicating where Bayern’s attention has reportedly fallen. No confirmations from either club or the player were cited within the summary of the gossip.

Man City boss Enzo Maresca wants to work with Chelsea winger Pedro Neto again, the gossip column reported. That line underlines a managerial preference rather than a formal approach, and it references a desire for renewed collaboration with Neto. The brief account did not specify how or when such a move might be pursued. As with the other entries, the mention remained within the realm of speculative transfer commentary.

All three stories were presented as part of the day’s transfer speculation rather than as verified transactions. Each item names the club and player involved but stops short of confirming any completed moves or formal offers. Readers should note the distinctions between reported interest and official club announcements.

The round-up reflects the sort of links that frequently surface during transfer windows and will be watched for any follow-up from the clubs or the individuals involved. Further information from official sources would be needed to move these items beyond gossip into confirmed business.