Compiled by Miracle Ogunde
-Newcastle United have made an enquiry about the situation of Al-Ittihad defender Luiz Felipe and are considering taking further action.
-Negotiations between Lens and Marseille for Elye Wahi have stalled after Lens rejected Marseille’s second offer of a €2M paid loan with a €20M option to buy and €4M in bonuses.. Now Marseille are looking at Eddie Nketiah with Arsenal asking around €25M.
-Naby Keïta will not return to Werder Bremen first-team training, and will train individually as he searches for a new club.
-Juventus are edging closer to a deal to sign Jean-Clair Todibo. The agreement for a loan with an obligation to buy has never been so imminent.
-Fulham have stepped up their interest in Diego Carlos, with the defender expected to leave Aston Villa before the transfer window shuts.
-Bournemouth are CLOSE to agreeing a fee with Barcelona for Julián Araujo.
-Mike Penders to Chelsea is done! Total fee is up to €20m, with add-ons included.
-Lee Carsley is set to bring in Ashley Cole as part of his backroom staff as England interim manager.
-Kingsley Coman is an alternative target for Barcelona if they fail to sign Nico Williams. Hansi Flick rates Coman highly.
-Kingsley Coman was offered to FC Barcelona. If desired player Nico Williams does not move to the Catalans, Coman could become an alternative.
-Besiktas are reportedly considering a move for Nelson Semedo from Wolves.
-Rennes are set to sign Birmingham midfielder Jordan James after having a bid accepted. Personal terms also set to be agreed.
-Brahim Diaz is determined to be a key player for Real Madrid this season amid massive competition for attacking places!
-Chelsea will pay €20M for Mike Penders from Genk. He’s penned a long-term contract and will return to Genk on loan for the 2024/25 season.
-Marking the 25th anniversary of one of the most iconic moments in the club’s history, Manchester City and PUMA have revealed the club’s new away kit for the 2024/25 season.
The shirt design takes inspiration from the kit worn in 1999, when Manchester City triumphed over Gillingham in the Second Division Play-Off final on penalties, after Paul Dickov’s dramatic equalizer in the 95th minute took the game into extra-time.
-Fiorentina closing a deal to sign David De Gea as a free agent.
-Jonathan Tah will NOT move to Bayern Munich this window regardless of a potential departure of Matthijs De Ligt and the Leverkusen deadline.
-Juventus have now made a record offer to sign Teun Koopmeiners and talks with Atalanta will be held soon.
-Feyenoord’s Lutsharel Geertruida is a target for Aston Villa!
-Jose Mourinho wants to sign Nemanja Matić from Lyon.
-At the age of 41, he [Pepe] is the oldest outfield player to play at the men’s EUROs, the oldest player to score in a knockout round game at the men’s World Cup and the oldest outfield player to both play and score in Champions League history.
His career by numbers:
◉ 742 club appearances
◉ 141 Portugal caps
◉ 48 goals
◉ 29 trophies
-Tottenham signing a new forward would NOT be dependent on the sale of Richarlison.
-Fiorentina reach agreement in principle to sign Amir Richardson (22) from Reims! The offer is more than €10m + 10% for resale. Personal terms still to go.
-Bayer Leverkusen has announced a 4-part documentary on their double-winning season set to be released on Amazon Prime on September 16th.
-William Pacho is a PSG player. He’s completed his medical and signed a five-year contract. €40m fee + €5m add ons to Eintracht.
-Manchester United are negotiating with Arsenal over a compensation fee for Chido Obi-Martin.
-The United States, preparing for their World Cup in two years and Wales are reportedly eyeing Thierry Henry for the head coach role! Henry is under contract with the U21 team until 2025 and many hope he stays.
-Everton and Wolves are among those interested in signing Armando Broja, who is expected to leave Chelsea this summer.
-West Ham are interested in signing both Trevoh Chalobah and Mats Hummels.
-Bordeaux have appealed their relegation to National 2 as expected. If the appeal is denied, they can still take the case to the CNOSF (French National Olympic and Sports Committee).
-Mauricio Pochettino is emerging as a leading candidate to become the next England manager and he’s open to the job.
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