Chelsea will receive £85m for Napoli star Victor Osimhen, in a normal player swap deal.
Former Blues player Antonio Conte, now in charge of the Italian club, Romelu Lukaku, the £97. 5m Stamford Bridge pariah, £17m young midfielder Cesare Casadei PLUS an additional £39m to seal the mega transfer.
Meanwhile, Conor Gallagher is in limbo, with the Chelsea midfielder’s proposal to move to Atletico Madrid for £33. 7m in big doubt.
Elsewhere, Newcastle have made a FOURTH value offer of £65m for Crystal Palace centre-back Marc Guehi, according to reports.
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Bournemouth have closed the signing of Brazilian striker Evanilson.
The 24-year-old player arrives from Porto and replaces Dominic Solanke after his move to Tottenham.
Evanilson scored 60 goals in 154 games over four years in Portugal.
He made his Brazil debut in June and has two international caps to his name.
Eberechi Eze’s clause has expired, according to Newsquest.
The winger had a release clause in his contract with Crystal Palace that expired tonight at 5:00 p. m.
Several clubs had expressed interest in Eze, Manchester City, this summer.
However, there is no longer an active clause in their agreement, which runs until 2027.
The move expected to bring Mikel Merino to Arsenal has been revealed.
According to the Times, the Gunners are in the running to complete a £29. 8m deal with Real Sociedad.
Merino has been Arsenal’s priority target in midfield this summer.
It would be Mikel Arteta’s third summer signing after the permanent loan of David Raya and the arrival of Riccardo Calafiori from Bologna.
Jadon Sancho’s long career at Manchester United remains doubtful after he was ruled out in his first Premier League game.
The winger is not included in the squad to face Fulham through Erik ten Hag.
According to Fabrizio Romano, Paris Saint-Germain contacted Sancho’s representatives in July, but they did not make any offers.
United and PSG in talks about Manuel Ugarte, with several options open for Sancho, the report adds.
Arsenal and Real Sociedad in negotiations for Mikel Merino, reports Fabrizio Romano.
The discussions are now at their final stages after the Gunners advanced talks in recent weeks.
The payment is now to be agreed, the report adds, while the two clubs are working on the payment structure.
Scott McTominay has selected which club to join, according to reports.
The Manchester United midfielder has been linked with clubs so far this summer.
According to Alfredo Pedulla, McTominay now has to sign for Serie A side Napoli.
Their representatives have already spoken this week with the Italian club’s leaders in London while negotiations continue.
Fiorentina are reportedly signing Manchester United defender Victor Lindelof.
Serie A has met the Swedish foreigner in its search for a new centre-back, according to Gianluca di Marzio.
The loan is Fiorentina’s favorite option, and the club asks him how much of his salary he pays.
Lindelof signed a new contract at Old Trafford in January until next summer.
Southampton have closed the signing of Cameron Archer from Aston Villa.
The striker has signed a four-year contract with St. Louis S. Mary’s before its return to the Premier League.
Archer returned to Villa this summer after a season with Sheffield United, where he scored four goals in 32 appearances.
He may make his Saints debut against Newcastle on Saturday afternoon.
Arsenal are reportedly reaching an agreement to sign Mikel Merino from Real Sociedad.
According to The Times, the Gunners are close to reaching an agreement to sign Spain for £29. 8 million.
Merino has been a key player for his country at Euro 2024, scoring the winning goal against hosts Gerguyy in the round of 16.
Xherdan Shaqiri is in Europe for the first time since leaving for the United States in 2022 for the Chicago Fire.
Shaqiri has signed a three-year contract with the team he was with in 2001, Basel.
The 32-year-old has spent the last three seasons in Chicago, then in the Premier League with Liverpool and Stoke.
The Swiss has also played for Lyon, Inter Milan and Bayern Munich.
Chelsea manager Enzo Maresca has shown that Conor Gallagher is polite and won’t be worried in Sunday’s Premier League clash against Manchester City at Stamford Bridge.
Conor is back and education is a bit on the sidelines. He is undergoing medical tests and education and will not participate in this match.
Also because at the moment he is looking for a solution with the club, so we will see what happens.
I’ve said it many times since we started, unfortunately this kind of thing happens every summer. . . All clubs have disorders because the players who need to leave, the clubs need the players to leave.
But in the end, everyone is happy, so I hope Conor ends up with everyone happy.
The summer window officially opened on Friday, June 14.
For clubs in the English Championship, the window will be on Friday, August 30 at 11 p. m. BST.
Last summer, the window closed at 11 p. m. on September 1, which this year will close two days earlier than in 2023.
No signings after midday on the deadline will be able to play in this weekend’s Premier League match.
Daniel Farke has refused to rule out other departures from Leeds United.
A dismal week that saw them go through newly promoted Portsmouth and then Middlesbrough in the Carabao Cup ended with the departure of Georginio Rutter.
The 22-year-old French Under-21 striker said goodbye to his teammates after Brighton activated a £40m clause.
West Ham activated Crysencio Summerville’s £25m clause and lured him south earlier this summer.
A similar issue occurred 12 months ago when they lost a large number of stars on loan and after the descent.
Fans now fear more players could leave before the August 30 deadline.
But Farke says he’s determined to make sure Leeds have more talent than he does, even if it means lacking players.
However, he declined to say whether there might be other possible outings from the primaries.
I’m not talking about other contracts and I don’t need to tell other clubs, but the scenario 12 months ago was difficult. There was a clause in almost each and every contract. We absolutely replace philosophy.
If you have a relegation battle, you have to make decisions under pressure, so I don’t need to blame anybody, but as long as I’m in charge, we’re going to make contracts where we don’t have our hands tied and don’t give up control because Leeds United are quite a proud club and I think we deserve to control the contracts.
If that means that a quality player does not come to us, we will do without that player. We only need players who are fully committed and have no back door to quit.
As contracts run out and are terminated and new players come in with new contracts, this will become less and less of an issue.
Manchester City ace Kalvin Phillips has completed his move to Ipswich Town.
Phillips joins Ipswich from City for the remainder of next season.
The midfielder’s agreement includes an option to buy clause, as befits the original agreement.
The ex-England international appeared at the Premier League new boys’ training ground to pass his medical.
Manchester United have begun talks with Nottingham Forest over an offer for Danilo.
If the deal goes through, it could mean the end of Christian Eriksen’s time at Old Trafford after he gave him the green light to explore all exit options.
According to TNT Sports, the Brazilian’s stellar form and £34m asking price have caught United’s attention.
Eriksen has been told he cannot find a club with Anderlecht interested in the former Tottenham star.
The Danish foreigner is about to enter the final year of his contract at Old Trafford, so the Red Devils are keen to cash in.
Manchester United legend Rio Ferdinand has predicted that his former teammate Cristiano Ronaldo will play at least 3 more years until he is 42 years old.
I can’t say much, even so I have had a few seasons with Cristiano in the scenes and he plays as much as he wants.
He’s not going anywhere. And I was stunned.
And listen, see it over time, but at least 3 years, I think he’s still playing.
Nine Chelsea aces are expected to be taken out of the count at Stamford Bridge.
Blues owners Todd Boehly and Clearlake are desperately looking to raise an additional £200m in the hope of avoiding an imaginable penalty under the Benefits and Sustainability Rules (PSR).
West Londoners spent just under £1. 2 billion in two years and are under investigation for possible monetary violations during the reign of former owner Roman Abramovich.
SunSport takes a look at the Chelsea players in their sights this summer.
Everton manager Sean Dyche has revealed that one of his players is still for sale at the right price, with the club stuck in limbo for a takeover.
The same goes for [Amadou] Onana: “just do it, that’s all. “
It’s just the players mentioned, but any player.
There is a broader vision in this club, that shows, because they have to balance their finances better.
Eddie Howe insists that “nothing is close”, but his enthusiasts are confident “that there will be no lack of effort” from Newcastle in relation to the possible signing of Marc Guehi.
And he has pledged to keep Anthony Godon and Alexander Isak, at least until January.
The Magpies have submitted a fourth bid for the 24-year-old English defender from Crystal Palace after their first three offers were rejected.
Sun Sport understands that the fourth is closer to Palace’s minimum sale value of £65m.
This after their chairman, Steve Parrish, claimed they needed to get “superstar money” to even think about promoting the former Chelsea player.
We work hard. There is no lack of efforts in our country, but nothing is close.
Ipswich Town have agreed a £9million deal to sign Blackburn’s Sammie Szmodics.
Szmodics left several clubs last season after winning the championship’s Golden Boot.
The playmaker finished the campaign with a total of 27 goals in appearances.
Leeds then looked to sign the Republic of Ireland international but he is now set to move elsewhere.
According to Sky Sports, Ipswich have agreed a £9million deal with Blackburn for the 28-year-old.
Szmodics is now ready to pass a medical with the Premier League’s new boys.
Chelsea will offer Manchester United two players and a payment to sign Jadon Sancho.
According to Fussball News, the Blues are willing to offer a fee and two academy players as part of a deal for Sancho.
West Londoners are open to the idea of lending to the extreme with the legal responsibility to buy.
This would come with Chelsea repaying the English international’s loan.
Newcastle have made a fourth bid for Crystal Palace star Marc Guehi after their third offer was rejected.
According to The Mail, the Magpies are not giving up on Guehi and are in a position to up the ante.
A third bid of £55m plus £5m in add-ons was rejected via Palace on Thursday.
The Eagles, the centre-back, are paid £65 million and refuse to drop their money demands.
Transfer negotiations continue between Chelsea and Atletico Madrid regarding Conor Gallagher and Joao Felix.
According to the informant Fabrizio Romano, the ‘Bleus’ and Atletico “maintain active contacts” in the scenarios of both stars.
The negotiations have reached a “tense situation” but have not yet failed.
Félix has already agreed to return to Stamford Bridge this summer.
Chelsea are set to sign Napoli superstar Victor Osimhen, valued at £85m, in an ordinary player swap deal.
Former Blues boss Antonio Conte, now in charge of the Partenopei, wants Stamford Bridge outcast Romelu Lukaku to earn £97. 5m, £17m for young midfielder Cesare Casadei, plus a further £39m for seal the transfer.
Osimhen needs to leave Serie A, while Lukaku, 31, is desperate to end his hell at Stamgford Bridge after two years on loan at Inter Milan and Roma.
New Chelsea manager Enzo Maresca is set to sign for Nigeria after Samu Omorodion’s £34. 5million move from Atletico Madrid fell through.
Manchester United ace Jadon Sancho continues to be targeted by other suitors.
According to journalist Christopher Michel, a probable destination for Paris Saint-Germain has been “canceled. ”
And now Chelsea are in the race to sign the winger.
A loan for the English foreigner with legal purchasing responsibility is imaginable, as well as an exchange agreement combined with a moving fee.
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