Fabrizio Romano has just shared fresh Matias Soule transfer update tonight

Leicester City, West Ham United, Aston Villa and Crystal Palace are just four of the clubs that have been linked with Matias Soule in recent weeks.

The Foxes, the Hammers, the Villans and the Eagles all have scope to strengthen their ranks in the coming weeks ahead of a big Premier League campaign.

Leicester are back in the Premier League at the first time of asking and will want to do all they can to survive on their return to the top flight.

Meanwhile, West Ham will be eager to return to the European fold under new manager Julen Lopetegui after missing out by finishing ninth last term.

Villa want to impress in the Champions League and kick on in the Premier League, while Palace will be eager to build on their strong finish last season.

West Ham, Villa and Palace have all expressed an interest in Soule, but Leicester appear to be showing the most concrete interest at present.

Fabrizio Romano has now shared an update on the Argentine ace as suitor in the same league as Juve seems to swoop in ahead of the Premier League quartet.

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Juventus reject Roma bid for Matias Soule amid Premier League links

The transfer insider has taken to X to report that the Bianconeri have rejected Roma’s first proposal for Soule.

Apparently, Juve believe Leicester can offer more money for Soule, but this is at odds with the 21-year-old’s plans, as he wants Roma.

Romano also claimed that the Giallorossi are expected to try again for Soule, who is a top target for head coach Daniele De Rossi.

Premier League clubs have window of opportunity

Leicester, West Ham, Aston Villa and Crystal Palace appear to still be in the race for Soule, despite his wishes to join Roma.

The Premier League quartet still have a window of opportunity to speak to the player’s camp and try to turn his head.

As things stand, Soule wants Roma and Roma want Soule, but Juve are playing hardball, as they know the English top flight boasts more financial muscle than Serie A.