Zlatan to sign new contract, Barcelona want Ligue 1 star and other transfer news and rumours of the day - 21st August 2017

Bundesliga

Aubameyang has triggered speculation

Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang hints at exit; triggers speculation

Borussia Dortmund's prized striker has added fuel to the fire by hinting at a potential exit, alerting Chelsea and AC Milan in the process. The striker has been in tremendous form, scoring 40 times in 46 appearances in all competitions last season.

After initially letting slip that he was excited by the thought of moving back to AC Milan, the 28-year old has now publicly admitted that he's considering a move.

The striker spoke to Radio Montecarlo Italy and said, “I am still reflecting on whether I should leave or not. This club and these fans are incredible, but if I want to grow, I feel I need to leave," when quizzed about his future.

Ousmane Dembele to Barcelona deal stalls

Following the widely publicized move of Neymar to Paris Saint-Germain, Barcelona have been on an incessant hunt for a suitable replacement. Ousmane Dembele has been a notable target. The Catalans have been pursuing him for a considerable amount of time and had even reportedly tabled a bid of £82 million for the Frenchman.

However, according to reports from L'Equipe, the deal seems to have stalled after Dortmund shot the offer down with a bullet in the form of a £136 million valuation. The reports claim that Barcelona have not responded to the counter as of yet, but are expected to imminently do so.

VfB Stuttgart want Leicester City's Daniel Amartey

Recently promoted to the Bundesliga, German side VfB Stuttgart look to continue their victorious ways in the top flight of German football, and will require reinforcements to do so.

Leicester City's Daniel Amartey has emerged as a potential target, as the Ghanaian has made 41 appearances for the Foxes, but started just 23. The 22-year old would like to leave in search of first-team football - something Stuttgart can provide him with.

Sources from Germany claims that talks are underway and that Amartey could be allowed to leave, should Stuttgart make an appropriate offer.