Coventry eye Mudryk on loan - Wednesday's gossip

What the report says
BBC Sport Football’s latest gossip roundup says Coventry City are interested in signing Chelsea winger Mykhaylo Mudryk on loan. The report adds that Chelsea are willing to allow a temporary move for the 25-year-old Ukraine international, and that Coventry are among three Premier League clubs said to be tracking him.
The same roundup highlights several other transfer links involving major European clubs. Barcelona are still in talks with Manchester City over Spain midfielder Rodri after an earlier bid was rejected, while Manchester United are said to have made an approach for Real Madrid forward Endrick on loan. The article also says United are prioritising Newcastle left-back Lewis Hall and are weighing an opening bid for Club Brugge defender Joaquin Seys.
Elsewhere, Inter Milan are reported to be discussing a possible deal with Tottenham for right-back Djed Spence, and Chelsea and Manchester United have both been offered the chance to sign Arsenal midfielder Myles Lewis-Skelly. BBC Sport frames these as transfer rumours rather than confirmed moves, reflecting the ongoing speculation that typically surrounds the summer market.
The broader context is that clubs across the Premier League and Europe are still assessing squad changes ahead of the new season, with loan deals and long-term contracts both in play. As presented by BBC Sport, none of the moves mentioned are final, and each would depend on negotiations between the relevant clubs and the players involved.
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