Tottenham’s hunt for another striker continues. Jose Mourinho wants to sign a back-up for Harry Kane before deadline day, and his Spurs side have been linked with a host of names. The latest two are
PSG are the latest club linked with a move for Chelsea midfielder, Jorginho, with Arsenal also reported to be interested in signing him. The Italian midfielder started both the first two Premier League games of
Manchester United midfielder Andreas Pereira is being linked with a move to Serie A and Lazio. Pereira ha not featured for United at all this season and was left out of the squad for their
Liverpool goalkeeper Loris Karius is close to joining Bundesliga club Union Berlin on a season-long loan. The 27-year-old has not played for the Anfield side since his ill-fated appearance in the 2018 Champions League final
Manchester City are ready to offer Phil Foden an improved new deal, which will see the young midfielder earn a substantial pay rise. Foden is already under contract at the Etihad, having signed a six-year
Manchester City are in talks to sign Rúben Dias. Pep Guardiola wants a right-sided central defender, having decided previously not to replace Vincent Kompany who retired at the end of the 2018 – 2019 season.
Houssem Aouar has agreed to join Arsenal – but only because there are no viable alternatives. The 22-year old Frenchman would prefer to join Manchester City, Juventus or Barcelona, but with none of these clubs
Inter Milan are interested in Chris Smalling. However, any deal will be dependent on Tottenham making a movie for Slovenian defender Milan Škriniar. Jose Mourinho has identified Škriniar as a replacement for the departed Jan
Manchester City are to request special dispensation from FIFA so that they can sign José Giménez from Atlétio Madrid. The 25-year old Uruguayan international is currently self-isolating in Spain for a two-week period after testing
Liverpool are in talks with Barcelona over a season long loan for Ousmane Dembélé. The winger moved to the Catalans in 2017 from Borussia Dortmund in a deal that could be worth up to £135