But there are still agreements to be reached for loose agents and national EFL club loans, while players can still go to Portugal and MLS.
Get all the latest deals, updates and gossip here. . .
KEEP THE DAW
Craig Dawson is on loan at West Ham for a season.
And if that goes well, it will signal a permanent deal value of around 2 million pounds next summer.
Dawson, 30, leaves Championship Watford to help West Ham manager David Moyes defend his defense just in time for the Premiership resumption this weekend.
He’ll be wearing the number 15 jersey at London Stadium.
Moyes chased a mid-center throughout the summer and missed an offer of 30 million pounds for the number one target, James Tarkowski, at Burnley.
The move-in window for EFL clubs remains open until Friday and Dawson has agreed to the terms with the Irons and will sign up for education later this week.
– West Ham United (@WestHam) October 12, 2020
TEEN $
Manchester United maintained their culture of spending big on teenage stars over the summer by bringing in Atalanta ace Amad Diallo.
And Diallo is by no way the first young man with a lot of money in Old Trafford in recent years.
In fact, United is sure to dominate the list of top teenagers in Premier League history.
Next, we’ve collected the maximum XI ever created. . .
I’ll do it sometime.
Arsenal are ready to take a 180-degree turn over William Saliba and keep him at the club despite Fulham’s interest, it has been reported.
The zaguero had bowed to be given the window and has several admirers at home and abroad.
But now coach Mikel Arteta seems willing to stay with the 19-year-old at the club and allow him to expand there.
Saliba’s move failed on the deadline and he was expelled from Arsenal’s Europa League team, which raised the hypothesis that he may still be on his way before the national window closes on 16 October.
But according to Athletic, the Frenchman will remain in the Emirates at least until January, despite interest reported through Fulham and Brentford.
The report also indicates that Saliba may be only a member of Arteta’s Premier League team, which will be announced on October 20.
POOR OLD PARRY
EFL President Under Fire Rick Parry sank in a time of crisis as Executive Chairman David resigned after just three MONTHS in office.
Baldwin held the position left after Shaun Harvey’s departure in December June.
But now he has announced that he will leave his post in March, leaving Parry and the EFL to look for a replacement.
Baldwin, former executive leader of Bradford and Burnley, insisted that his resolve is “unrelated” to the fury of the great image project.
He said: “Obviously, accepting this position before COVID-19 means the stage is now very different from what I imagined first.
“This adds to the fact that this is a very different environment within the EFL that I left in 2015/16. Considering those two points and balancing my family’s needs, fitness and well-being, I think the resolution to leave is the right one.
KANE OBJECTIVE
Manchester United legend Paul Scholes believes his former club gave up the search for Jadon Sancho and went after Harry Kane or Erling Haaland.
An interview clip tweeted through Alison Bender of The Astro Stadium read: “Scholes tells me he needs Kane or Haaland, Sancho, it’s not the task they need. We also talk a lot about defenders.
He also expressed frustration with club leaders for allegedly financially failing Solskjaer and other former managers in the moving market.
In the same interview he said: “I don’t think I’m the first to not be supported.
“I think [Louis] van Gaal and [Joseph] Mourinho complained about it and it’s understandable when they don’t have the players they wanted.
“Was a lot of cash spent, but it was spent on the first possible options those managers wanted?I’m not so sure. “
HE SAID BUT NOT DONE
Benrahma’s 25 million-pound move from Brentford to West Ham is reportedly deactivated.
The Algerian connected with a transfer to London Stadium, but the deal failed, according to the Mirror.
Benrahma told the Bees that he wanted to leave this weekend and is now understood to have fought with the West London club over “unfulfilled promises. “
Instead, West Ham will put all its efforts into josh King’s arrival from Bournemouth.
CAM AND GET IT
Manchester United can upgrade Paul Pogba with compatriot Eduardo Camavinga.
Pogba’s contract expires next summer, but United have the option to extend it through the season.
But according to the Spanish newspaper AS, plans are being drawn up to prepare for the departure of the 27-year-old.
And Rennes star Camavinga has emerged as a long-term replacement.
United “established the mechanism” to point to Camavinga, and this through dealing already with his agent.
Camavinga is controlled by Mousa Sissoko, who takes care of Barcelona star Ousmane Dembélé.
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Clubs can also make consecutive requests to cover the newly completed work, allowing the Spurs and Liverpool to take advantage.
Up to 250 million pounds would be obtained for groups that have been in the elite for at least 12 of the last 15 seasons.
And clubs that have been in the Premier League for 4 consecutive seasons or 8 seasons out of ten can claim one hundred million pounds.
The measures would also allow Liverpool to collect some of the estimated 60 million pounds of planned expansion of the Anfield Road booth.
Money back
Tottenham and Liverpool will be entitled to multimillion-dollar refunds for the reconstruction of their stadium, the fine print of the Big Picture project.
Spurs would be eligible to claim 125 million pounds from the billion-pound cost of their new home with a capacity for another 62,000 people on White Hart Lane.
Meanwhile, Liverpool, co-architects of the package with Manchester United, could recover just 30 million pounds with the burden of their new main stand at Anfield.
News of potential bills will be charged in the reaction of the 14 Premier League clubs that were left off the circuit.
According to the proposals, a new ‘infrastructure fund’ of 150 million pounds a year would be separated from the Premier League’s earnings stream for ‘aid payments’ to clubs embarking on stadium projects.
CRISTIAN-OH NO
Wenger tells how much Arsenal had come to cristiano Ronaldo’s signing in 2003.
The Gunners’ manager at the time he had an agreement with Sporting Lisbon to point to the Portuguese star this summer before embarking on the standout season of ‘Invencibles’.
Wenger revealed everything after he was asked if there were players who regretted that they were not in his career.
He told the Guardian, “I would say there’s a single player. . . There are 50 of them. We had an agreement with Sporting and Manchester United took Carlos Queiroz as assistant coach, and they beat us temporarily and took Ronaldo.
“But we had a basic agreement. He had the Arsenal shirt, I had lunch with him and his mom on the floor.
“It’s an example, but there were so many. The story of a club is full of lost players.
BROOK THE BANK
He says Benrahma and David Brooks will be among the top league players of all time if they make transfers before the deadline.
Premier League clubs have until Friday to recruit lower-level skills after the foreign window is closed.
And Benrahma from Brentford, 25, is expected to move to West Ham with interest in Brooks, 23, high.
The Hammers have reportedly beaten Crystal Palace to the Algerian star in an agreement of about 30 million pounds.
A medical examination is planned amid discussions about the conditions.
If the pair seal 30 million pounds moves to the most sensible in the range, they will enter a list of star-filled players for the Premier League championship industry.
With transfers of 241 million pounds before the last days of the market, those two transactions would increase the price of the XI by more than three hundred million pounds.
WIGAN’S TAKE
EXCLUSIVE: The mysterious Spanish acquisition of Wigan is led by former advertising director Andy Clilverd.
Clilverd is the owner of Signature Sport, which has been buying a football club for 3 years.
Bristol-based businessmen have worked in the past in marketing and the Rugby World Cup, but running Wigan would be the most important task of their career.
Clilverd was in the Wigan field (Monday) when the agreement ended which will be presented to administrators and the main points required through the EFL.
The identity of the “money man” in Spain has still been confirmed, but resources reveal that he is albacete’s former owner, Jesús Garrido Cristo.
Clilverd discovered a former Wigan customer two years ago before they were absorbed by the Hong Kong organization, which in the end left them in administration.
However, at that time, Clilverd brought leganés owner Felipe Moreno to the table, but this agreement progressed.
Clilverd announces his facilities by saying he is looking to adapt his own to “one or two League clubs in search of a prudent investor. “
SUAR SUBJECT
Atlético de Madrid forward Luis Suárez has revealed that he will point to the culprits of his departure from Barcelona if he scores against them next month.
Suarez, 33, revealed that he began to cry after being expelled from the BlueGragrana squadron.
And he will express his emotions for the club’s board of directors if he opposes them on November 22.
As The Mirror reports, Suarez said, ‘I probably wouldn’t shout ‘goal’, but I’ll point out to those responsible, I was there for six years and I felt like I’d earned respect.
“He deserved to know my fate before he found out in the press. Coach Ronald Koeman came up to me and told me he wasn’t counting on me. “
But that after control of the club had already had player replacement.
“It gives doubts as to whether it is a technician’s resolution or a directive above. “
PAUL THE OTHER
Paul Scholes named Salford’s interim manager after the club’s Class 92 owners fired Graham Alexander.
A statement on Monday showed the appointment of the former midfielder.
Scholes, 45, a member of the consortium to buy 50% of the minnows in 2014.
One member of the club said: “Salford City Football Club announces that coach Graham Alexander has left the club with immediate effect. The club met Graham this morning and after an argument, they agreed to split up.
“The club wants to thank Graham for his contribution and all his work. In his first season he guided the team to Wembley which earned him a promotion to Ligue 2 and in his season so far reached the final of the Leasing. com Trophy.
“The club wishes you luck and a great fortune in the future. First-team coach Chris Lucketti will also leave the club.
“Paul Scholes will act as interim head coach as the club seeks a new coach. Warren Joyce, recently isolated, will sign for Paul once he can.
A MONTH AGO
Arsenal have earned an 8 million pound loyalty bonus after not being able to sell Mesut Ozil, according to reports.
The German game maker is still an outsael with Mikel Arteta, but he may not move in the autumn movement window.
Transfers to MLS and Saudi Arabia were promoted. Al-Nassr failed to convince Ozil after allegedly providing five million pounds.
And now it has emerged that the failure of Arsenal to dispose of the 31-year-old has massive monetary ramifications.
According to The Athletic, the Gunners paid Ozil 8 million pounds at the end of September as a loyalty bonus for starting the last year of their contract.
The clause was implemented when he signed a new contract in January 2018, at the height of his destination in north London.
This leaves the Gunners with a huge bill for a player who has not played competitively since March and earns 350,000 euros a week.
DAVID TREACHEROUS
David De Gea has gotten into trouble with his former agent Jorge Mendes.
Athletic says the couple’s dates began to give way after the Spaniard’s failed transfer to Real Madrid in 2015.
De Gea almost moved to Real five years ago before the deal collapsed because the documents were filed on time due to a fax problem.
The goalkeeper is from the Spanish capital and began his career with his rival Atletico Madrid before moving to Old Trafford in 2011.
And De Gea would have been “exasperated” by Cristiano Ronaldo’s super agent for his failed time at the Bernabéu.
Mendes remains guilty of ordering United’s extension of 375,000 euros consistent with the 29-year week in September 2019.
But the couple’s relationship reportedly broke down severely due to a dispute over the final level of the 18-month negotiations.
CRAZY STURR
Daniel Sturridge has revealed that a “return” is approaching as former Liverpool star prepares to return to football.
The 31-year-old is a flexible agent who left Trabzonspor in February after being kicked out of football for 4 months for breaking the rules.
Sturridge has been connected to FIVE clubs with the Rangers, led by former Liverpool teammate Steven Gerrard, leading the chase.
The attacker posted a gif of him doing floor workouts on Instagram, with the caption: “The baby is still active and focused. The return is near.
Sturridge trained at Kidsgrove Athletic out of the league to maintain compatibility before his next big move.
BLUE BATTLE
Chelsea would have faced the Liverpool festival in the race by pointing to Grimsby Town’s partner Louis Boyd and Ben Grist.
According to The Athletic, the two teenagers, who are preparing to adopt their GCSEs this year, can leave the club because Grimsby wants to raise funds.
The 15-year-old midfielders debuted this season in the EFL Trophy.
It has been said that the blues or the reds can take a step to signal them in January next summer.
Never
Arsenal defender William Saliba is expected to remain in the Emirates of being loaned to a league team.
The French teenager has not yet made his gunners debut, and the player saw a return to Saint-Etienne on loan on the closing date.
And according to The Athletic, Arsenal will remain the player in their squad until at least January.
Mikel Arteta is a big central fan, but he can’t offer him normal first-team football right now.
SERG OF POWER
Man Utd is said to have slapped Sergio Romero 8 million pounds: the goalkeeper has only one year of contract left.
According to The Athletic, the Red Devils rejected a $2 million lease from Everton on the deadline, which would have noticed the Toffees paying their salary of 100,000 euros according to the week.
And they say they are 8 million pounds, Romero has not been named to his Champions League team, with Lee Grant taking third place at United.
This would have infuriated Romero, who did not know he would overlook through Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, and is disappointed that he would not be allowed out.
He said Romero could still move to mls with his move-in window ending only on October 29.
PIAZ TAKES
Chelsea’s outcast Lucas Piazon criticized the club for its lending policy.
The Blues have been owned by the Brazilian striker since 2012, which was the last time he played for the West Londoners first team.
Piazon, 26, has been in Rio Ave lately.
This is his seventh loan since he arrived at Chelsea from Sao Paulo in his local country and the Brazilian U-23 alien doesn’t think much about how the Blues have treated him.
He told Maisfutebol: “After a while, the connection is no longer for either party.
“At first I felt good. I went through the Under-23s, joined the first team and, even on the first few loans, felt that Chelsea had expectations and interest in me.
“I think I can come back and have opportunities at any time. Later, in time, I’ll give you one more business.
“They sent me a transfer in the hope of promoting me and making money with me. That’s more or less what they fix. “
OVEREXCITEMENT
Arsenal icon Paul Merson welcomed the club’s movement window and criticized his handling of the firing of Gunnersaurus’ mascot Jerry Quy.
He wrote in the Star: “I like Arsenal on the field. Mikel Arteta is doing great.
“And (Thomas) Partey is a signature.
‘I don’t know why Manchester United or even Manchester City didn’t, it’s bigger than they have.
“But off the pitch, I don’t like what happens at Arsenal at all. This is not the club I remember. “
OUT TOGETHER
Chelsea’s young man, Billy Gilmour, could go on loan in January despite being offside until at least December after a horror on his knee.
Gilmour worked his way through Frank Lampard’s first team plans when he had to undergo surgery after suffering a cross injury in July.
The madness of Chelsea’s summer transfers means first-team spots can be hard to find.
And an anonymous football agent said: “Young people who have been loaned will force a move.
“The Carabao Cup is out of the window for the two months because the rounds have already been played.
“Fikayo Tomori and Billy Gilmour will leave in January. “
SAUDIS FOR OZ
Arsenal reportedly won an offer of five million pounds for Mesut Ozil of Al-Nassr.
The 31-year-old midfielder has been playing for Mikel Arteta’s team since March 7.
According to Tyc Sports, the Saudi aspect to point Ozil a two-year contract.
But Ozil made it clear that he was NOT in a position to settle for Al-Nassr’s offer.
He doesn’t need to move to Asia, he’s excluded from the Arsenal team.
GOOD MORNING FOOTY FANS
West Ham is very busy right now, a week after failing with his team in the foreign market, he dived into the championship for his team.
West Ham has reportedly reached an agreement for the 25-year-old Brentford end, Said Benrahma.
The deal is believed to be around £ 30 million plus add-ons.
The Hammers will also complete the signing of experienced Watford defender Craig Dawson.
Dawson is expected to complete the movement in the coming days with an estimated 2 to 3 million pounds.
Mesut Ozil may nevertheless be about to leave Arsenal looking Saudi-looking Al-Nassr, who has reportedly put a five million pound offer on the table.
Arsenal have been looking at the German for a long time, and the challenge is that the player wins 350,000 euros per week and their contract does not even expire until June 2021.
Juventus will beat Manchester United and Manchester City to point out David Alaba.
Football Italia says Andrea Pirlo is ahead of signing the flexible Austrian defender when his contract with Bayern Munich expires next summer.
Sergio Agüero could leave Manchester City when his contract expires next summer, according to reports.
Inter Milan is believed to be in the fight for the 32-year-old and is in a position to offer Aguero a lucrative contract to lure him to San Siro.
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