The brass at Athletic Club have sent a crystal clear message the way of La Liga rivals Barcelona, amid their ongoing pursuit of Nico Williams.That’s according to Mundo Deportivo, who have on Sunday

Athletic Club are reportedly unwilling to negotiate with Barcelona over a potential transfer of Nico Williams, insisting they pay the winger's release clause.

Nico Williams’ transfer saga continues to twist and turn, with the emergence of Barcelona a major development in the race to sign the Spain winger – but Fabrizio Romano says don’t rule out Arsenal yet.

THE thrills and spills of the summer transfer window are well underway with some huge deals in the pipeline. Man Utd have eyed alternatives to Bryan Mbeumo, with Antoine Semenyo and Eberechi Eze

The winger is widely expected to leave Bilbao this summer, and Europe’s elite have taken notice. Chelsea and Arsenal have been linked from the Premier League, while Bayern Munich reportedly held talks with Williams’ entourage after losing Leroy Sané to Galatasaray.

Barcelona have encountered two big problems in their pursuit of Athletic Bilbao winger Nico Williams. The Catalan club picked up serious pace in recent

It’s going to be a long summer,” warn FC Barcelona executives, as internal debates over the potential signing of 22-year-old Nico Williams intensify.  The

Mundo Deportivo report that Barcelona are also in the running to sign Williams and the player’s agent, Felix Tainta, met with Barca’s sporting director, Deco, on Friday. The report claims that the message during the meeting was clear that Williams would be ‘eager’ to join Barca this summer.

After FC Barcelona's good season, rumors about Nico Williams joining the club have increased over time. Now, a publication by Lamine Yamal reaffirms these rumors.

Barcelona are reportedly advancing on a deal for Athletic Bilbao forward Nico Williams, with the Spain international said to be 'one step away' from joining the Catalan giants. There is once again huge speculation surrounding the attacker's future, with Bayern Munich, Chelsea and Arsenal among the clubs said to be keen on his signature this summer.