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All the latest news, rumours and gossip throughout the summer window
Transfer targets: Andrey Santos, Bradley Barcola, Morgan Rogers
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George Flood, Senior Sport Editor @ GeorgeFlood24
57 minutes ago
Transfer news LIVE!
The summer window is already breaking multiple records as Arsenal, Manchester United, Chelsea, Tottenham and Liverpool all work to wrap up statement signings. Arsenal remain keen on signing both Morgan Rogers, Bradley Barcola and Bruno Guimaraes, but are looking at alternative targets including Morten Hjulmand and Christian Kofane. Aaron Wan-Bissaka has now been linked, while Leandro Trossard is heading to Besiktas to raise funds.
Manchester United are keen to snap up Andrey Santos from Chelsea, having agreed a deal for Ederson, amid ongoing links with Aurelien Tchouameni, Alex Scott, Felix Nmecha and Ayyoub Bouaddi. Man City are also keen on Bouaddi. Chelsea remain in talks to sign Maxence Lacroix and Pep Chavarria, but a deal for Granit Xhaka looks very tough to do. Tyrique George is set to join Everton permanently for ÂŁ22million.
Tottenham have broken their transfer record twice in a week, after confirming the ÂŁ100m arrival of Sandro Tonali. Their next target appears to be Eli Junior Kroupi, with a ÂŁ85m said to be in the works, and Rafael Leao or Savinho. Liverpool could offer Harvey Elliott in part exchange for Adam Wharton, and may have fresh hope over Yan Diomande as they join the race for Crysencio Summerville. Follow the latest transfer news, rumours and gossip live below!
Latest transfer news and rumours
DONE DEAL: Spurs confirm sale of youngster
Tottenham have confirmed the sale of Alfie Devine to Preston North End.
The midfielder spent last season on loan at Deepdale, and Preston have now triggered their option to buy.
Devine, 21, remains the youngest first-team goalscorer in Spursâ history.
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All the latest on Meslier
Standard Sportâs Matt Verri looks into the Illan Meslier situation and what it might mean for David Raya, Kepa Arrizabalaga and Tommy Setford.
Read more here!
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Mbaye latest
Senegal wonderkid Ibrahim Mbaye is still keen to leave Paris Saint-Germain this summer, per reports.
Aston Villa and Tottenham are both said to be interested in doing a deal for the player.
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DONE DEAL: Brentford sign Anthony
Brentford have confirmed the signing of Jaidon Anthony from Burnley.
The 26-year-old has agreed a four-year contract after calling time on his two-year association with the club.
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Real Madrid boost
Real Madrid have received a roughly âŹ15m (ÂŁ12.8m) windfall after Mario Gila moved from Lazio to AC Milan.
Los Blancos held a 15 per cent sell-on clause after selling him to the Serie A side, per Fabrizio Romano.
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Arsenal 'done deal' for Meslier
Arsenal have agreed a deal to add Illan Meslier to their ranks, according to The Athletic.
The French goalkeeper, 26, is a free agent after leaving Leeds at the conclusion of last season.
His arrival should see the young prospect Tommy Setford sent out on loan.
It might also open the door to Kepa Arrizabalaga leaving the club amid reports he could seek a move this summer.
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Arsenal move for Bruno Guimaraes could accelerate
Arsenalâs pursuit of Bruno Guimaraes does not appear to have been diminished by Newcastle team-mate Sandro Tonaliâs ÂŁ100m transfer to rivals Tottenham.
Newcastle seem unlikely to sell both Tonali and fellow midfielder - and captain - Guimaraes in the same summer window, having already seen Anthony Gordon leave for Barcelona, though The Sun claim that Arsenal have not given up hope when it comes to the Brazilian.
They say the Gunners still believe that a deal can be made and are set to return with an offer of around ÂŁ60m, having seen an initial approach for Guimaraes rebuffed.
Movement could now accelerate following Brazilâs World Cup exit.
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Tottenham rule out Bergvall exit
Tottenham have told Lucas Bergvall that he will not be sold this summer.
Nottingham Forest were expected to pursue Lucas Bergvall following Eliott Andersonâs ÂŁ116million sale to Manchester City.
Bergvall is keen to leave Tottenham in search of more regular first-team minutes, and Spurs were said to value the player at at least ÂŁ45m.
But Sky Sports today report that Spurs will resist any offers for Bergvall, with Roberto De Zerbi keen to keep the player.
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Newcastle face Manzambi delays
Newcastle may have to wait to push home their interest in Switzerland midfielder Johan Manzambi.
Sky Sports report that Newcastle face stiff competition for the 20-year-old Freiburg midfielder.
But the player will not discuss his future until his countryâs involvement in the World Cup finals, where they face Colombia in the last 16 on Tuesday evening, is over.
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Arsenal not deterred by ÂŁ130m Rogers valuation
Arsenal have been told it could cost them ÂŁ130million to prise Morgan Rogers from Aston Villaâs grasp.
Villa do not want to sell the 23-year-old former Middlesbrough midfielder, who is currently on World Cup duty with England.
But the Daily Mail report that the Gunners could open the door with a massive bid.
London Standard
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Transfer targets: Andrey Santos, Bradley Barcola, Morgan Rogers
London Standard
George Flood, Senior Sport Editor @ GeorgeFlood24
57 minutes ago
Transfer news LIVE!
The summer window is already breaking multiple records as Arsenal, Manchester United, Chelsea, Tottenham and Liverpool all work to wrap up statement signings. Arsenal remain keen on signing both Morgan Rogers, Bradley Barcola and Bruno Guimaraes, but are looking at alternative targets including Morten Hjulmand and Christian Kofane. Aaron Wan-Bissaka has now been linked, while Leandro Trossard is heading to Besiktas to raise funds.
Manchester United are keen to snap up Andrey Santos from Chelsea, having agreed a deal for Ederson, amid ongoing links with Aurelien Tchouameni, Alex Scott, Felix Nmecha and Ayyoub Bouaddi. Man City are also keen on Bouaddi. Chelsea remain in talks to sign Maxence Lacroix and Pep Chavarria, but a deal for Granit Xhaka looks very tough to do. Tyrique George is set to join Everton permanently for ÂŁ22million.
Tottenham have broken their transfer record twice in a week, after confirming the ÂŁ100m arrival of Sandro Tonali. Their next target appears to be Eli Junior Kroupi, with a ÂŁ85m said to be in the works, and Rafael Leao or Savinho. Liverpool could offer Harvey Elliott in part exchange for Adam Wharton, and may have fresh hope over Yan Diomande as they join the race for Crysencio Summerville. Follow the latest transfer news, rumours and gossip live below!
Latest transfer news and rumours
DONE DEAL: Spurs confirm sale of youngster
Tottenham have confirmed the sale of Alfie Devine to Preston North End.
The midfielder spent last season on loan at Deepdale, and Preston have now triggered their option to buy.
Devine, 21, remains the youngest first-team goalscorer in Spursâ history.
Getty
All the latest on Meslier
Standard Sportâs Matt Verri looks into the Illan Meslier situation and what it might mean for David Raya, Kepa Arrizabalaga and Tommy Setford.
Read more here!
Getty / London Standard
Mbaye latest
Senegal wonderkid Ibrahim Mbaye is still keen to leave Paris Saint-Germain this summer, per reports.
Aston Villa and Tottenham are both said to be interested in doing a deal for the player.
Getty
DONE DEAL: Brentford sign Anthony
Brentford have confirmed the signing of Jaidon Anthony from Burnley.
The 26-year-old has agreed a four-year contract after calling time on his two-year association with the club.
Getty
Real Madrid boost
Real Madrid have received a roughly âŹ15m (ÂŁ12.8m) windfall after Mario Gila moved from Lazio to AC Milan.
Los Blancos held a 15 per cent sell-on clause after selling him to the Serie A side, per Fabrizio Romano.
Getty
Arsenal 'done deal' for Meslier
Arsenal have agreed a deal to add Illan Meslier to their ranks, according to The Athletic.
The French goalkeeper, 26, is a free agent after leaving Leeds at the conclusion of last season.
His arrival should see the young prospect Tommy Setford sent out on loan.
It might also open the door to Kepa Arrizabalaga leaving the club amid reports he could seek a move this summer.
Getty
Arsenal move for Bruno Guimaraes could accelerate
Arsenalâs pursuit of Bruno Guimaraes does not appear to have been diminished by Newcastle team-mate Sandro Tonaliâs ÂŁ100m transfer to rivals Tottenham.
Newcastle seem unlikely to sell both Tonali and fellow midfielder - and captain - Guimaraes in the same summer window, having already seen Anthony Gordon leave for Barcelona, though The Sun claim that Arsenal have not given up hope when it comes to the Brazilian.
They say the Gunners still believe that a deal can be made and are set to return with an offer of around ÂŁ60m, having seen an initial approach for Guimaraes rebuffed.
Movement could now accelerate following Brazilâs World Cup exit.
AFP/Getty
Tottenham rule out Bergvall exit
Tottenham have told Lucas Bergvall that he will not be sold this summer.
Nottingham Forest were expected to pursue Lucas Bergvall following Eliott Andersonâs ÂŁ116million sale to Manchester City.
Bergvall is keen to leave Tottenham in search of more regular first-team minutes, and Spurs were said to value the player at at least ÂŁ45m.
But Sky Sports today report that Spurs will resist any offers for Bergvall, with Roberto De Zerbi keen to keep the player.
Getty
Newcastle face Manzambi delays
Newcastle may have to wait to push home their interest in Switzerland midfielder Johan Manzambi.
Sky Sports report that Newcastle face stiff competition for the 20-year-old Freiburg midfielder.
But the player will not discuss his future until his countryâs involvement in the World Cup finals, where they face Colombia in the last 16 on Tuesday evening, is over.
Getty
Arsenal not deterred by ÂŁ130m Rogers valuation
Arsenal have been told it could cost them ÂŁ130million to prise Morgan Rogers from Aston Villaâs grasp.
Villa do not want to sell the 23-year-old former Middlesbrough midfielder, who is currently on World Cup duty with England.
But the Daily Mail report that the Gunners could open the door with a massive bid.
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