Mourinho has set his sights on Manchester United target Fernandes, while a West Ham midfielder could emerge as the focal point of a tug-of-war between Real Madrid and the Red Devils.
Manchester United are aiming to sign West Ham midfielder Mateus Fernandes for within £50 million, while the Hammers value him at around £70 million internally — a significant gap remains.
Following Ederson's move to Manchester United, the Red Devils have stepped up their pursuit of West Ham midfielder Fernandes; reporters say a verbal agreement is in place, with the transfer fee put at around £45 million.
Manchester United are close to signing Atalanta's Ederson and have stepped up talks with West Ham over Matheus Fernandes, accelerating their midfield rebuild after Casemiro's departure.
Former assistant Jurcevic blamed the first-half collapse for relegation and urged the club to retain Bowen and Soucek as they push for a Championship revival under Nuno.
Dutch winger Summerville has emerged as a priority summer transfer target for Roma and Tottenham. West Ham have tabled a bid, while Roma have indicated they are willing to meet his demands.
After West Ham's relegation, Matheus Fernandes is increasingly inclined to join Manchester United. Manchester City, Chelsea and Newcastle remain in the hunt, with his transfer fee shaped by relegation-related release clauses.
On the final day of the Premier League season, Tottenham edged Everton at home to secure survival, while West Ham were relegated despite a 3-0 win at home.
Reporters say the Dutch centre-back would rather join Liverpool, with Manchester United set to enquire only if Tottenham go down; ahead of the final-day survival decider, he is focused on staying with Spurs.
The Guardian report Manchester United are interested in West Ham forward Jarrod Bowen, with the Hammers potentially needing to cash in for close to £100 million if they go down as several clubs vie for his future.
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