Transfer news LIVE: Arsenal new Gyokeres deal, Madueke medical, Eze offer; Man Utd, Chelsea latest

Latest transfer news headlines

• Arsenal scramble over new Gyokeres deal
• Madueke set for Gunners medical
• Arsenal to make Eze bid
• Man Utd eye shock move for Chelsea star
• Mbeumo expected to join Man Utd next week
• Tottenham still hopeful over Gibbs-White

Spurs hope over Gibbs-White

The feeling around Morgan Gibbs-White's move to Tottenham is that Nottingham Forest “may only succeed in delaying the deal rather than preventing it”, according to fresh reports this morning.

Spurs have triggered the £60million release clause in his contract but Forest believe their efforts to sign the midfielder amount to an illegal approach.

The deal is on hold for now but Football.London say Spurs “still hope to push through with the deal” for Gibbs-White, who was left out of the Forest squad for their first pre-season friendly on Saturday.

Arsenal target Gyokeres as part of TRIPLE deal

It looks set to be a busy week for Arsenal, who are looking to wrap up deals for Viktor Gyokeres and Noni Madueke.

But the Gunners are looking to get THREE deals done next week according to Henry Winter, who says they also want to complete a move for Cristhian Mosquera.

“Should be a good week for Arsenal,” said Winter on social media. “Madueke and Mosquera in. Gyokeres fee virtually agreed, just at the add-on debating stage, plus dealing with agent’s substantial cut (and Arsenal being strong on that point).

“Gyokeres obviously v keen to go to Arsenal (and will need a contrite farewell letter to Sporting). Maybe needs to have another word with his agent - get the deal done.”

Fenerbahce rule out move for Spurs midfielder

Tottenham midfielder Yves Bissouma is being linked with a move away from Spurs and Fenerbahce have been credited with an interest in the midfielder.

Spurs want to sign a new midfielder this summer and there have been reports that officials from Fenerbahce had flown to London for talks over Bissouma.

But Fabrizio Romano claims there have been “no active talks” between Spurs and the Turkish club, who he claims are “focused on different targets”.

Garnacho rejects Al Nassr move

Alejandro Garnacho has rejected opportunity to pursue move to Al Nassr in Saudi Arabia.

Cristiano Ronaldo's team had initial discussions with Garnacho but the Telegraph report the 21-year-old has prioritised a move to Europe.

Fabrizio Romano has gone one further and claimed Garnacho wants to stay in the Premier League.

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Totteham latest on Gibbs-White

Nottingham Forest captain Ryan Yates has had his say on Tottenham’s move to sign Morgan Gibbs-White.

Spurs this week submitted a £60m bid for Gibbs-White but Nottingham Forest believe their efforts to sign the midfielder amount to an illegal approach.

The transfer saga looks set to rumble on and, while Spurs still confident of a deal, the deal is on hold for now.

Yates has said: “I feel as though that, until something is done, until a player signs on the dotted line for another club, it is just speculation. I don’t know what more to say on the Morgan situation, because it has all happened so quickly.

“As a player, you just accept it is a business. I do not know the ins and outs of what has happened, because it all happened so quickly. Morgan is a fantastic player and somebody who has been hugely influential for us in the Premier League. But this is football.”

(London Standard)

Benfica target cut-price Joao Felix deal

Another player who looks to be on his way out of Chelsea is Joao Felix.

Benfica are in talks over a move for the 25-year-old and reports in Portugal claim they are eyeing a £21.6million deal.

A Bola say Benfica want a cut-price deal for a player they sold to Atletico Madrid for £113m in 2019.

Talks are continuing but Benfica are said to be keen to keep the transfer fee involved in any potential deal “under control”.

Chelsea set Nkunku price

Christopher Nkunku have set an asking price of over £30million for Christopher Nkunku, according to fresh reports in France.

Nkunku wants to leave Stamford Bridge this summer and has been linked with several clubs including Manchester United and Bayern Munich.

L’Equipe say Chelsea want €35m (£30.3m) for the 27-year-old, who is in the Blues squad at the Club World Cup.

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PSG want Fulham ‘crown jewel’

Fulham face a fight to keep hold of the “crown jewel” of their academy, as Paris Saint-Germain and top Premier League clubs target England Under-17s captain Seth Ridgeon.

Ridgeon is considered one of the best young talents in the country and Chelsea, Tottenham, Manchester City Liverpool, Newcastle and Aston Villa are all keen on the midfielder.

TBR Football claim Juventus and Borussia Dortmund are also interested in Ridgeon, who was not among the Fulham scholars to sign fresh terms last week.

Carroll in shock Dagenham and Redbridge move

Former Newcastle, Liverpool and West Ham striker Andy Carroll has completed a shock move to join non-League side Dagenham and Redbridge on a free transfer.

The 36-year-old has signed three-year deal with the National League South club after leaving Bordeaux last month.

Carroll said: It doesn't matter the level, or anything, as long as I get on the pitch and play football, that's all that matters.

"Coming here and showing people I am just playing for the love of football rather than the money and the level is something I wanted to do.

"This is something which could be fantastic. We have a project to get them out of non-league and back up the leagues."

(Dagenham and Redbridge FC)

Arsenal and Chelsea move for Barcelona midfielder

Arsenal and Chelsea have stolen a march on Manchester United in the race for Barcelona midfielder Marc Casado.

The 21-year-old is attracting interest from top clubs around Europe and a fresh report claims Arsenal and Chelsea have both enquired about the possibility of signing him.

CaughtOffside say the two London clubs are “making initial enquiries”, while United are yet to “establish any kind of contact”.

Casado has a €100million release clause in his Barcelona contract but there is a feeling the Catalan giants could be under financial pressure to sell players this summer.

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Man Utd eye shock move for Chelsea star

Manchester United are eyeing a shock move for Chelsea striker Nicolas Jackson.

Jackson could be on his way out of Chelsea following the signings of Joao Pedro and Liam Delap.

And United are said to be interested in a deal for the 24-year-old as they close in on the signing of Bryan Mbeumo.

According to French journalist Nabil Djellit, United and Aston Villa are both interested in Jackson and have asked about the conditions of a deal.

The report says Chelsea want around £60million for Jackson and a decision on his future will be made after tonight’s Club World Cup final.

(AP)

Arsenal work on fresh Gyokeres deal

Arsenal are weighing up their next move after Sporting president Frederico Varandas said last night that they will not budge on their valuation of Viktor Gyokeres.

Gyokeres has gone on strike to force through his move to Arsenal but Sporting are holding out for £60.5million up front for a move to go through.

The Gunners are now considering their next move as they look to finally wrap up a deal to sign the elite-level striker that Mikel Arteta has been targeting.

In a fresh update on the situation, Fabrizio Romano has said: “Gyokeres feels betrayed. He feels there was a pact for him to leave for €60m plus €10m in add-ons. He does not feel that pact is being respected.

“Arsenal offered €65m up front, so even more than Sporting asked for, but Sporting did not accept because they want at least €70m.

“There is still a tense situation. Arsenal are still working on the deal.”

(London Standard)

What next for Gyokeres?

It might be a case of who blinks first in this transfer saga.

Viktor Gyokeres has reportedly made it clear he will not return to Sporting, effectively going on strike to force through a move to Arsenal.

Though it doesn’t appear that Sporting president, Frederico Varandas, is going to budge on his asking price for the striker.

As for Arsenal, it’s been reported that Mikel Arteta wants a deal wrapped up before they head off to Asia for their pre-season tour next weekend.

Guess the next few days and hours will be very telling.

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Gibbs-White absent from Forest friendly

With Morgan Gibbs-White’s move to Tottenham on hold, many Spurs fans will have noticed the midfielder wasn’t in the Nottingham Forest squad for their pre-season friendly against Chesterfield earlier this afternoon.

A reason for his absence hasn’t been confirmed, but it could have something to do with having extra time off after playing for England at the end of last season.

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DONE DEAL

Former Liverpool and Newcastle striker Andy Carroll has agreed a deal to join Dagenham and Redbridge.

The 36-year-old, who played nine times for England, has made the switch to the National League South side on a three-year deal. Dagenham announced earlier on Saturday that they had been taken over by a Qatari consortium.

Carroll left Bordeaux last month following one season in the fourth tier of French football.

Speaking on Sky Sports, he said: "The level doesn't matter as long as I get on the pitch and play football.

"I have had clubs ringing me up, higher leagues, but it has to be the right fit and I need to be in control of what I want to do and not go somewhere because it is higher or there is more money involved.

"I know what will suit me and this is something I believe can be fantastic. There is a project in place, getting them back out of non-league and up the leagues. It is just a great place to be."

Sporting issue Gyokeres statement

Viktor Gyokeres will face disciplinary proceedings at Sporting after failing to report for training.

Whilst the majority of the Sporting squad began their preparations for the new season at the beginning of the month, Gyokeres was granted an extended holiday for his international commitments at the end of last season.

However, the Sweden striker was due to have returned to Sporting by now.

Kudus explains Spurs decision

Mohammed Kudus has explained why he only wanted to join Tottenham this summer.

Kudus became Spurs’ third major signing - after Mathys Tel and Kota Takai - under new head coach Thomas Frank as his £55m transfer from West Ham was finalised on Thursday.

In the announcement video on Tottenham’s official X account, formerly Twitter, a statement reads: “He only wanted Spurs. Welcome to North London, Mohammed Kudus.”

(Tottenham Hotspur/ YouTube)

Elanga excited after completing Newcastle transfer

Anthony Elanga has spoken about his move to Newcastle.

He said: "I'm excited, I'm really happy but most importantly I'm ready. I'm ready to put on this black and white top to really fight for this team and give everything for the passionate fanbase that lives and breathes football.

"I had an amazing two years at Nottingham Forest, they really helped me to become the player I am today, but I'm really happy to be here now. The club won a trophy last season and are building something unique, something special that I really want to be part of.

"I really want to buy into the culture, into the DNA of this club. I'm really happy to be here and I can't wait to get started."

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Gyokeres update

It is no real surprise to many, but Viktor Gyokeres didn't turn up for Sporting pre-season training today.

The rest of the squad have left for the Algarve for a training camp in Lagos without their prolific striker.

According to ABOLA, the Arsenal-linked forward is now facing disciplinary proceedings from the club.

Henderson to join Brentford

Jordan Henderson is set to join Brentford as a free agent following his departure from Ajax, writes Sam Tabuteau.

The former Liverpool captain will join the Bees on a two-year contract until 2027, marking his return to the Premier League after two years.

Henderson is expected to sign paperwork and complete a medical over the weekend, but an official announcement is not expected until next week.

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Zubimendi straight down to business

Martin Zubimendi joined Arsenal last week from Real Sociedad and has wasted no time in trying to make a positive first impression on his new teammates.

Mosquera returns to training

Cristhian Mosquera has returned to training with Valencia after being given an extended break as a result of competing in the Under-21 European Championship with the Spanish national team earlier in the summer.

The talented central defender has been linked with a move to Arsenal, though the two clubs are yet to reach an agreement over a transfer fee.

To make the situation a bit more awkward, Mosquera is said to have turned down an offer of a new contract which means Valencia risk losing him for free next summer if they don't sell before the window closes.

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Wissa bid rejected, Spurs remain interested

Tottenham remain interested in signing Yoane Wissa this summer as Brentford reject a bid in the region of £20million from Nottingham Forest for the striker.

Forest have reignited their interest in Wissa after seeing a bid worth around £22m rejected in January. Their latest offer falls below that figure.

Spurs enquired about Wissa earlier this summer and were told by Brentford that a fee of at least £50m would be required. There has been no contact between the clubs in two weeks, but Standard Sport understands that the 28-year-old remains a target.

(London Standard)

Rodrygo asking price

There is a lot of talk surrounding a possible exit for Rodrygo at Real Madrid.

The Brazilian has barely featured at the Club World Cup this summer and was left on the bench for the semi-final defeat to Paris Saint-Germain.

It has since been reported that Los Blancos are willing to let Rodrygo leave this summer - but not on the cheap.

UOL Esporte in Brazil claim they want offers of around €100m (£86m) before they consider letting Rodrygo leave the Santiago Bernabeu.

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Gittens shirt number theory

Jamie Gittens was announced as a Chelsea player last week, but he still has not been assigned a shirt number.

The winger wore No43 at Borussia Dortmund last season, though surely he is in line for a more senior number at Stamford Bridge.

If that's the case, could the club we waiting for the No11 to become vacant?

Once Noni Madueke's move to Arsenal is complete, perhaps there will be some news on Gittens' shirt number.

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Nwaneri contract latest

Some good news for Arsenal fans.

Fabrizio Romano has reported that the Gunners have made progress in their attempts to tie Ethan Nwaneri down to a new contract.

The hope is that Arsenal will get the green light soon to announce the talented youngster has committed his future to the club.

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DONE DEAL

Chelsea have confirmed the departure of Mathis Amougou on a permanent transfer to Ligue 1 side Strasbourg.

Amougou only joined the Blues from Saint-Etienne in January and was part of the matchday squad for the Conference League final win over Real Betis.

However, his time in England has been short as he will begin a new chapter in his career back home in France with Strasbourg.

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Eze absence explained

There has been a fair bit of speculation surrounding Eberechi Eze today.

Linked with a summer transfer to Arsenal, some supporters believed a deal was imminent with the attacking midfielder not in the Crystal Palace squad for their pre-season win over Millwall.

Turns out Eze hasn't even returned to training yet.

A Palace statement reads: "Players involved on international duty at the end of the 24/25 season are yet to return to training."

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Man Utd could hijack Galatasaray's Osimhen talks

Could Manchester United launch a shock late bid for Victor Osimhen?

Gala are struggling to agree a deal with Napoli for the striker, who spent last season on loan at the Turkish giants.

Napoli want €75million to sell Osimhen, and Gala have so far offered only €70m.

Foot Mercato report that United could sense a chance to hijack the deal.

Ruben Amorim seems to have missed out on his priority target up front in Viktor Gyokeres, so remain in the hunt for a centre-forward.

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Tottenham still hopeful over Gibbs-White deal

Tottenham are still hopeful of sealing the signing of Morgan Gibbs-White, reports claim.

Spurs looked to be swiftly adding the Nottingham Forest midfielder to their ranks this week to follow the £55m arrival of Mohammed Kudus from West Ham.

Tottenham were said to have triggered Gibbs-White’s £60m release clause at the City Ground, only for a huge twist to emerge yesterday with claims that Forest were considering potential legal action.

Sky Sports say that all communication between the clubs has ceased for now, but that Spurs remain hopeful of still completing the transfer.

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Newcastle prepare opening Gallagher bid

Newcastle are paying a bid worth around £35million for Conor Gallagher.

The England international has impressed in Spain since moving from Chelsea last summer, so it remains to be seen if Atletico Madrid would entertain a sale.

Journalist Pedro Almeida claims Newcastle are ready to firm up their interest as Eddie Howe looks to bolster his midfield options.

(Mike Egerton/PA Wire)

Mbeumo expected to join Man Utd next week

Bryan Mbeumo is expected to finally complete his move to Manchester United in the coming days.

The Telegraph report that a breakthrough in negotiations with Brentford is expected which would see Mbeumo join the squad before the pre-season tour of United States.

United have seen two bids rejected for Mbeumo, the last totalling £62.5million. Brentford have been holding out for a bigger fee after seeing United spend a similar sum on Matheus Cunha.

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Grealish declares love for Man City

Jack Grealish has reiterated his love for Manchester City amid speculation linking him with a move away this summer.

Grealish is expected to be moved on after playing a bit-part role last season, prompting likes with the likes of Newcastle, Tottenham and others.

But, speaking at the Oasis gig in Manchester on Friday, he made clear where his desires lie.

He said: "I love Man City more than anything, and you know what I love more than anything, City fans, they're the best fans in the world."

(Mike Egerton/PA Wire)

Bissouma tells Tottenham he wants to stay

Yves Bissouma has told Tottenham he wishes to stay at the club this summer.

The midfielder had been attracting interest from the likes of AC Milan, Juventus and Fenerbahce after an underwhelming season at Spurs.

But according to journalist Sacha Tavolieri, Bissouma is not interested in leaving Spurs unless it is for a Premier League team.

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Real Madrid weigh up huge bid for Liverpool star

Real Madrid are considering launching a €100million bid for Alexis Mac Allister.

Xabi Alonso, according to Fichjaes, is a huge fan of the Argentine midfielder and wants to bring him to the Bernabeu.

Real want to spend big on him, although any offer hinges on the future of Rodrgyo, and whether Madrid can sell him.

According to the report, Mac Allister is open to joining Real.

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Madueke lands back in England ahead of Arsenal medical

Noni Madueke has landed back in England ahead of undergoing a medical with Arsenal.

Fabrizio Romano reports that the Chelsea winger has flown from the United States, leaving the Blues squad ahead of Sunday’s Club World Cup final, to finalise his move to the Gunners.

Madueke is set to become the second Chelsea player to join Arsenal this summer, after Kepa Arrizabalaga.

A deal worth £52million was agreed between the two clubs earlier this week.

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Chelsea offered hope over Donnarumma deal

Chelsea have an interest in Paris Saint-Germain goalkeeper Gianluigi Donnarumma.

Ahead of the two teams facing each other in Sunday's Club World Cup final, L'Equipe have detailed the Blues' interest in Donnarumma - considered among the best, if not he best, goalkeepers in the world.

Donnarumma is in the final year of his contract at PSG, but is keen to sign a contract extension despite plenty of interest from elsewhere.

PSG have offered the goalkeeper a new contract, but it would represent a pay cut as a third of the deal is based on a "variable" such as amount of games played.

Chelsea are the only club credited with interest at this time, despite talk of interest elsewhere.

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Douglas Luiz wants Tottenham move as West Ham lodge loan bid

West Ham are leading the race to sign Douglas Luiz on loan from Juventus, despite interest from Tottenham.

Juventus are keen to offload the former Aston Villa midfielder, and are open to loan offer with an obligation to buy.

Gazzetta dello Sport report this morning that Luiz is keen to return to the Premier League, a year on from leaving in a deal worth £42.35m (50m), and West Ham is therefore an attractive proposition.

Juve are keen to recoup as much of their outlay as possible and have slapped a €40m price tag on Luiz, and are in negotiations with West Ham over a loan fee of €10m plus an obligation to buy for around €30m.

However, TBR Football add that Luiz would rather move to Tottenham, who are currently assessing the financials behind a move for the 27-year-old.

Spurs also reportedly hold interest in Joao Palhinha, whose move from Fulham to Bayern Munich a year ago has not worked out.

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Man City join race for £34m-rated Wesley

Manchester City have joined the race for Flamengo right-back Wesley.

With Kyle Walker leaving permanently in a shock move to Burnley, Pep Guardiola is on the look out for a new right-back.

Roma were in pole position to snap up the 22-year-old Brazilian, having agreed personal terms ahead of a bid worth around €25million.

But now City have entered the fold, which means Flamengo can create a bidding war as they look to get closer to €40m (£34m) for Wesley.

That's according to Terra, who add that Liverpool and Manchester United have monitored the player's situation.

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Spurs expect Romero to stay this summer

Tottenham now expect Cristian Romero to stay at the club this summer.

Atletico Madrid were keen to sign the player, and made no secret of their desire, but never mustered a bid and no talks are ongoing or expected.

That’s according to Fabrizio Romano, following The Athletic’s report that Atletico have decided to end their pursuit of the Argentina international.

it is now understood that Spurs will now try to tie Romero to a new contract.

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Jackson is not untouchable at Chelsea

Nicolas Jackson is not for sale, but is not considered untouchable by Chelsea, the Daily Telegraph reports.

The Senegalese striker has competition for his starting berth from new arrival Liam Delap, and Jackson was displaced by the former Ipswich man at the Club World Cup after his red card against Flamengo.

Fabrizio Romano reported previously that AC Milan and Premier League sides were interested in him should he be available.

(AP)

Juve agree fee for Sancho

Juventus have agreed a €20million [£17.3m] deal with Manchester United for Jadon Sancho.

According to La Stampa, United were holding out for closer to £25m but have decided to relent on their demands in a bid to get the transfer flop out the door.

Chelsea did look at matching United’s asking price but Sancho refused to budge on his £350,000-a-week wage, meaning they pulled out of a deal.

It remains to be seen what wage packet Sancho would demands at Juve.

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Man Utd in talks over double midfielder deal

Manchester United may soon be welcoming two new top young talents to Old Trafford.

The Red Devils have already signed Matheus Cunha and Diego Leon so far this summer, in addition to a move for Enzo Kana-Biyi, who has since been loaned to Lausanne in Switzerland.

Amid an ongoing stalemate over Bryan Mbeumo, United are in talks to sign teenage midfielders Seth Ridgeon and Tyrese Noubissie, according to The Athletic.

England Under-17s captain Ridgeon is currently at Fulham and Noubissie at Manchester City, with the pair said to be two of the most talented young midfielders in the country.

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Tottenham still hopeful over Gibbs-White

Tottenham are still hopeful of sealing the signing of Morgan Gibbs-White, reports claim.

Spurs looked to be swiftly adding the Nottingham Forest midfielder to their ranks this week to follow the £55m arrival of Mohammed Kudus from West Ham.

Tottenham were said to have triggered Gibbs-White’s £60m release clause at the City Ground, only for a huge twist to emerge yesterday with claims that Forest were considering potential legal action.

Sky Sports say that all communication between the clubs has ceased for now, but that Spurs remain hopeful of still completing the transfer.

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Arsenal to make Eze bid

Arsenal are not content with just Viktor Gyokeres and Noni Madueke it seems as they also step up their interest in Eberechi Eze.

The Gunners were known to have made initial contact with the England midfielder’s camp last month as they explored the parameters of a potential transfer.

Per The Mirror, a formal approach to Crystal Palace is now expected after Arsenal held several rounds of talks with his agency CAA Base.

Palace apparently won’t negotiate below Eze’s £68m release clause, but Arsenal want to get a cheaper deal over the line.

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Madueke set for Arsenal medical

While there is evidently work to do on Viktor Gyokeres still, Arsenal are set to sign Noni Madueke very soon.

It emerged late on Thursday night that the Gunners had agreed a £52m fee for the England winger, who has also already agreed personal terms for a high-profile switch from west to north London.

Madueke is now poised to return to the UK from Chelsea’s Club World Cup camp in the United States this weekend in order to undergo a medical and formalise his move.

His imminent exit from Stamford Bridge was confirmed by Blues boss Enzo Maresca last night in his pre-match press conference ahead of Sunday’s final clash with Paris Saint-Germain in New Jersey.

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Gyokeres to Arsenal deal 'absolutely on'

Arsenal have still yet to agree the signing of Viktor Gyokeres.

It is almost a full week now since the news first broke that the Gunners were in advanced talks with Sporting over a deal for the prolific Sweden striker, having already settled on personal terms for a five-year contract.

However, progress has been slow again during these lengthy negotiations.

According to Fabrizio Romano, there remains a small gap in the two clubs’ respective valuations of a furious Gyokeres, who will apparently not turn up for pre-season training at Sporting at any point as he looks to force an exit.

However, he adds that the transfer is “absolutely on”.

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Maresca confirms Madueke deal

Enzo Maresca has confirmed that Noni Madueke will leave Chelsea.

The winger is expected to complete a £52million move to Arsenal, Standard Sport understands.

The England forward has been given permission to leave Chelsea’s Club World Cup squad and head back to the UK for a medical in north London.

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Arsenal eye Eze alternative

Arsenal have found an alternative target to Eberechi Eze if they cannot prise him away from Crystal Palace.

The Gunners are now looking at Atalanta’s Ademola Lookman, according to Caughtoffside.

The report claims that the English winger, who previously played for Everton and Fulham, could be available for €50 million.

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Newcastle sign Elanga

Newcastle have completed the signing of Anthony Elanga.

The Magpies have spent heavily on the winger, paying £55million to Nottingham Forest to get their man.

Gyokeres due back at Sporting

Viktor Gyokeres is expected to return to Sporting for pre-season.

GiveMeSport report that the Portuguese champions are expecting the Swedish striker to be with them on Monday, despite the wantaway forward in talks with Arsenal.

Real sell one more

Victor Munoz has completed a transfer to Osasuna from Real Madrid.

The Spanish winger, 21, has moved for €5million, signing a five-year deal.

Real considering huge bid for Liverpool star

Real Madrid are considering launching a €100million bid for Alexis Mac Allister.

Xabi Alonso, according to Fichjaes, is a huge fan of the Argentine midfielder and wants to bring him to the Bernabeu.

Real want to spend big on him, although any offer hinges on the future of Rodrgyo, and whether Madrid can sell him.

According to the report, Mac Allister is open to joining Real.

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Petrovic deal agreed

Djordje Petrovic is set to join Bournemouth.

The Chelsea goalkeeper will travel to Dorset for a medical after the two clubs agreed a £25million deal, Dom Smith writes.

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Woltemade offer knocked back

Bayern Munich have had a bid of €40million + €5million in add-ons turned down for Nick Woltemade.

The young German striker starred in the Bundesliga last term, and then this summer at the European Under-21 Championships as Germany reached the final, although were beaten by holders England.

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Liverpool considering Gordon

Liverpool are considering a move for Anthony Gordon.

The Reds were previously linked with the Newcastle winger, but baulked at the asking price.

Football Insider report that Arne Slot’s side are interested in the former Everton forward, although he would cost around £100million.

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Bayern make Diaz offer

Bayern Munich have made an offer for Luis Diaz.

Bild reports that Vincent Kompany’s side have bid €52million for the Colombian, who is, according to the report, open to leaving Liverpool this summer.

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Liverpool to open Ekitike talks

Liverpool will open talks to sign Hugo Ekitike, but they need to do something before they can do that.

The Reds are looking to sell Darwin Nunez, with Napoli interested in the Uruguayan.

GiveMeSport reports that Arne Slot wants to sign the French forward from Frankfurt, but Nunez will need to depart before a bid can be launched.

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Benfica want 50% of Felix

Benfica want to seal a stunning return for Joao Felix, but there is a slight issue.

According to O Jogo, the Portuguese side want to bring the attacking midfielder back to his home nation after a disastrous spell at Chelsea, but they want to buy 50 per cent of the player’s rights, valuing them at €20million.

The Premier League, however, does not allow that, and Benfica would need another team to put up the money for the other half.

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Antony nearing Man Utd exit

Antony is edging ever closer to the exit door at Manchester United.

Fichjaes report that the Brazilian could be set for a return to Real Betis, where he thrived on loan last season.

The winger, who was signed for £90million under Erik ten Hag in 2022, is said to be willing to take a huge pay cut to return to Seville.

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Bissouma to Fener?

A Fenerbahce official flew to London to meet with Yves Bissouma, reports in Turkey claim.

The Spurs midfielder has just a year left on his contract in north London, and it remains to be seen whether he will feature heavily in new manager Thomas Frank’s plans.

United ready to gazump Gala

Foot Mercato reports that Manchester United are ready to rival Galatasaray for Victor Osimhen.

Ruben Amorim seems to have missed out on his priority target up front - Viktor Gyokeres - who looks to en route to Arsenal despite his former boss at Sporting now in charge at Old Trafford.

As such, United are still in the hunt for a centre-forward, and could turn the attentions to Osimhen, the Napoli striker.

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Jackson not untouchable

Nicolas Jackson is not for sale, but is not considered untouchable by Chelsea, the Daily Telegraph reports.

The Senegalese striker has competition for his starting berth from new arrival Liam Delap, and Jackson was displaced by the former Ipswich man at the Club World Cup after his red card against Flamengo.

Fabrizio Romano reported previously that AC Milan and Premier League sides were interested in him should he be available.

Propper set for Twente return

Robin Propper will leave Rangers to re-sign for FC Twente.

The Dutch centre-back, according to the Daily Record, will return to his homeland despite only moving to Ibrox last summer.

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Rohl set for stunning Sheff Wednesday comeback

Danny Rohl is set for a stunning comeback to Sheffield Wednesday, according to the Telegraph.

The German was set to leave the Owls at the end of last season, but now looks like he will return to Hillsborough despite the club’s dicey financial situation.

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Aubameyang in line for Marseille return

Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang could make a surprise return to Marseille.

The Gabon international terminated his contract at Al-Qadsiah in Saudi Arabia and is available as a free agent.

Sky Sports reports that Roberto de Zerbi’s side are interested in bringing him back to Ligue 1.

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Rodrygo to Arsenal update

Fabrizio Romano has revealed the latest on Arsenal's pursuit of Real Madrid winger Rodrygo.

He said: "At the moment, it’s not the same conversation. But I’m only aware of concrete talks for Madueke recently, which is a done deal now.

"There are no official talks for Rodrygo yet."

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Munoz 'open' to Crystal Palace exit

Daniel Munoz is open to leaving Crystal Palace this summer, writes Sam Tabuteau.

The right-back, who assisted Eberechi Eze's winner in the FA Cup final, is happy at Selhurst Park but remains keen to "play for the best teams in the world" and hopes a transfer will materialise this summer.

Munoz, 29, has established himself as one of the best defenders in the Premier League since arriving from Genk two years ago, and hopes to have impressed enough to earn a move to a bigger team.

However, to date, no club has yet been in contact.

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Madueke medical

Earlier today we posed the question as to if Noni Madueke will feature for Chelsea in Sunday’s Club World Cup final against Paris Saint-Germain?

Well, there is now a definitive answer and it has to do with the England international heading back to the UK to undergo a medical ahead of completing a £52m transfer to Arsenal.

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Chelsea in advanced talks for £25m deal

Bournemouth are in advanced talks to sign Chelsea goalkeeper Djordje Petrovic for £25million, writes Dom Smith.

Sunderland had previously shown interest in Petrovic, and Monaco were also linked, but the Cherries are now frontrunners to sign him.

Petrovic is keen to join Bournemouth, and there is confidence on all sides that the move will be completed.

Chelsea are currently planning to go into the new season with Robert Sanchez and Filip Jorgensen as their two main goalkeepers, and have been open to moving Petrovic on following a season-long loan at sister club Strasbourg.

Gibbs-White to Tottenham twist

Sky Sports have reported that a deal to take Morgan Gibbs-White from Nottingham Forest to Tottenham is currently off.

According to the report, Forest are consulting their lawyers over what they believe is an illegal approach as they never gave permission for talks.

Huge news on a day where Gibbs-White was scheduled to undergo his medical.

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Kudus explains Spurs decision

Mohammed Kudus has explained why he only wanted to join Tottenham this summer.

Kudus became Spurs’ third major signing - after Mathys Tel and Kota Takai - under new head coach Thomas Frank as his £55m transfer from West Ham was finalised on Thursday.

In the announcement video on Tottenham’s official X account, formerly Twitter, a statement reads: “He only wanted Spurs. Welcome to North London, Mohammed Kudus.”

Will Noni Madueke play in Club World Cup final?

Chelsea are preparing for a huge Club World Cup final against Paris Saint-Germain amid ongoing transfer speculation over Noni Madueke.

Arsenal have struck a £52million deal with the Blues for the winger, who has already agreed personal terms on a five-year contract at the Emirates Stadium.

Madueke is currently with the Chelsea squad in the United States, ahead of Sunday's Club World Cup final in New York.

But will he play?

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Crystal Palace seal Borna Sosa deal

Crystal Palace have announced the £3million signing of left wing-back Borna Sosa from Ajax on a three-year deal, writes Sam Tabuteau.

The 27-year-old, capped 26 times by Croatia, will provide competition for academy graduate Tyrick Mitchell at Selhurst Park next season.

Sosa endured a difficult two-year spell at Ajax, spending last season on loan in Italy at Torino. However, he arrives in England with a strong reputation from his time with German club Stuttgart, where he recorded 35 assists and five goals in 115 appearances.

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Wissa bid rejected, Spurs remain interested

Tottenham remain interested in signing Yoane Wissa this summer as Brentford reject a bid in the region of £20million from Nottingham Forest for the striker.

Forest have reignited their interest in Wissa after seeing a bid worth around £22m rejected in January. Their latest offer falls below that figure.

Spurs enquired about Wissa earlier this summer and were told by Brentford that a fee of at least £50m would be required. There has been no contact between the clubs in two weeks, but Standard Sport understands that the 28-year-old remains a target.

DONE DEAL

Crystal Palace have confirmed the signing of Borna Sosa from Ajax.

Rashford to Barcelona latest

Huge developments regarding the future of Marcus Rashford.

Having been frozen out by Ruben Amorim, then sent out on loan to Aston Villa and then seeing his No10 shirt handed to Matheue Cunha whilst still at the club, it is clear that Rashford doesn't figure into plans at Old Trafford.

The good news for the Rashford is he is now Barcelona’s clear left-wing target.

According to Sky in Germany, Barca are expected to try and agree a deal and are 'prepared to go all-in' after missing out on deals for Luis Diaz and Nico Williams.

Rodrygo asking price

There is a lot of talk surrounding a possible exit for Rodrygo at Real Madrid.

The Brazilian has barely featured at the Club World Cup this summer and was left on the bench for the semi-final defeat to Paris Saint-Germain.

It has since been reported that Los Blancos are willing to let Rodrygo leave this summer - but not on the cheap.

UOL Esporte in Brazil claim they want offers of around €100m (£86m) before they consider letting Rodrygo leave the Santiago Bernabeu.

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Jackson could leave Chelsea

Nicolas Jackson is facing an uncertain future at Chelsea.

Jackson was Chelsea's first-choice striker last season but he has competition now following the arrivals of Liam Delap and Joao Pedro this summer.

As a result, he could have a chance to leave before the window closes.

That is according to Fabrizio Romano who has revealed AC Milan have made an enquiry but Chelsea asking price is too high.

Interestingly though, Premier League clubs are said keen on Jackson.

Henderson to join Brentford

Jordan Henderson is set to join Brentford as a free agent following his departure from Ajax, writes Sam Tabuteau.

The former Liverpool captain will join the Bees on a two-year contract until 2027, marking his return to the Premier League after two years.

Henderson is expected to sign paperwork and complete a medical over the weekend, but an official announcement is not expected until next week.

Why Arsenal want Madueke

It would be an understatement to say that the reaction to Arsenal pursuing a deal for Chelsea winger Noni Madueke has not been positive among supporters.

A ‘#NoToMadueke’ hashtag, and even a petition, have surfaced on social media as Arsenal fans voice their scepticism about a potential deal worth in the region of £52million.

The Gunners have had this in the past with signings under Mikel Arteta. The £50m spent on Ben White raised eyebrows at the time, as did moves for Aaron Ramsdale and Kai Havertz.

It is hard, however, to recall a reaction quite like the one that has erupted since news of Arsenal’s interest in Madueke first came to light.

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Romero decision

More good news, Tottenham fans. Cristian Romero is staying put!

Well, that is according to the Athletic as they are reporting that Atletico Madrid decided to end their pursuit of the Argentina international.

Furthermore, the LaLiga giants believe Spurs will now try to tie Romero to a new contract.

Mohammed Kudus signed, Morgan Gibbs-White on the way and Romero set to stay, plenty of reasons for Spurs fans to be happy right now.

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Kudus shirt number

Tottenham have confirmed Mohammed Kudus’ shirt number upon the completion of the big-money summer transfer.

The Ghana international was officially unveiled as a Spurs player on Wednesday after a £55m deal was agreed with London rivals West Ham earlier in the week.

Now, it has been confirmed that Kudus will wear No20 for Tottenham, which had previously been worn by Fraser Forster prior to his release at the end of last month.

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Arsenal to sign Madueke

Arsenal have struck an agreement with Chelsea for the signing of Noni Madueke.

Standard Sport understands a deal worth £52m has been agreed, whilst it has been reported elsewhere that a medical will take place shortly.

Madueke, 23, is expected to sign a five-year deal upon swapping west London for north London.

Trossard agrees terms

With Noni Madueke seemingly on his way through the door at Arsenal, it looks like Leandro Trossard is on his way out.

According to reports, the Belgian international has reached an agreement with Fenerbahce on personal terms.

However, the Turkish club continue to negotiate with Arsenal regarding the transfer fee and it is said that the Gunners are holding out for at least £20m.

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Gibbs-White medical today

Tottenham Hotspur are ready to trigger Morgan Gibbs-White's £60m release clause.

Following their £55m move for West Ham's Mohammed Kudus, Spurs are now close to securing a deal for Gibbs-White, with the Nottingham Forest midfielder set to have a medical today.

Gibbs-White attracted interest from Manchester City earlier in the summer, but Pep Guardiola's side have since signed Rayan Cherki and Tiijani Reijnders to bolster their midfield.

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Madueke set for Arsenal medical

Here is the latest on Noni Madueke's reported move to Arsenal.

According to Fabrizio Romano, the Gunners and Chelsea will exchange all documents today after agreeing a transfer fee worth up to £52m.

It was reported earlier in the week that Madueke had agreed personal terms with Arsenal so all that remains is for the England international to undergo a medical.

That apparently will happen soon - presumably after Sunday's Club World Cup final.

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Tottenham sign Kudus

After completing his £55m transfer from West Ham, Mohammed Kudus has told Tottenham fans exactly what to expect from him.

“It feels great to be here, I’m very happy and can’t wait to start,” he said.

“I’m a very direct winger, strong, very good in taking players on and creating chances, so there is a lot of flair in my game.

“I like to entertain the fans as well. That’s what football is about – it’s putting a memory in the heads of the fans that they have when they go back home, and after the money they’ve spent to buy a ticket.

“Although there is also a lot of seriousness and competitiveness in the game, I still think it’s a sport I try to enjoy as much as I can and give the fans something to enjoy too. I hope fans are going to really enjoy what I’m going to bring to the team here."

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Madueke to Arsenal, here we go!

Noni Madueke will join Arsenal.

Fabrizio Romano has given the deal the ‘here we go’ treatment, with a reported £50m fee agreed between the Gunners and Chelsea.

Madueke will sign a five-year contract at the Emirates Stadium.

Spurs announce Kudus

Tottenham have completed the signing of Mohammed Kudus from West Ham.

Kudus becomes the latest addition of the Thomas Frank reign after Spurs agreed a £55million deal with the Hammers for the Ghanaian.