Midday transfer update 💰
With two days to go before the summer transfer window closes in the major leagues, several major moves are in the works or close to being finalized. Here’s a roundup of the first official announceme...
Midday Transfer Update 💰
With the summer transfer window nearing its end, several major moves have been made or are on the verge of being finalized. Here's a rundown of the confirmed announcements and credible rumors from this Sunday morning.
Transfer Announcements:
1. Sofyan Amrabat, a free agent, has signed with Ajax Amsterdam for two seasons.
2. Aston Villa's Emiliano Martínez has joined Chelsea for approximately €8 million.
3. Héctor Fort has been transferred from FC Barcelona to Real Sociedad for €8 million.
Credible Rumors:
1. Tottenham has reached an agreement with Everton for the transfer of Iliman Ndiaye.
2. Richarlison is set to return to Everton, completing his transfer from Manchester City (The Athletic/David Ornstein).
3. Atlético Madrid and Juventus are in discussions about Jonathan David.
4. Jean-Clair Todibo is undergoing his medical at Lens.
5. Bradley Barcola will undergo his medical at Liverpool on Sunday.
6. Malick Fofana reportedly turned down a move to Hull City and might join Arsenal instead (Foot Mercato).
7. Manchester City are in talks with Liverpool to sign Cody Gakpo for around €99 million (Sky Sports/Fabrizio Romano).
8. Leipzig and AS Roma have agreed on a loan deal for Neil El Aynaoui with an option to buy for €25 million (Sky Sports).
9. AC Milan has reached an agreement with Nottingham Forest to bring in Omari Hutchinson on loan.
10. Newcastle is close to finalizing a deal with Lille to sign Matias Fernandez-Pardo (Foot Mercato).
11. Chelsea has decided to retain Jamie Gittens despite interest from AS Roma (Sky Sports).
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