Transfers

  1. Slot delivers coy update on Liverpool transfer business

    Liverpool boss Arne Slot hinted the Reds' activity in the transfer market is not over yet as they might still look to make a few more additions before the transfer window closes on Monday. Liverpool are closely linked with moves for Alexander Isak and Marc Guehi and while both deals are far from being sealed, the club will try their best to finalise at least one of them.

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    Bayern make final decision on Jackson transfer

    Bayern Munich have decided to completely pull out of the deal for Nicolas Jackson. The Senegal international had reached Munich earlier this week to complete a loan move to the Bavarian club, but Chelsea decided to pull the plug on the transfer after Liam Delap sustained an injury. With Bayern now ending all negotiations, the striker will return to London.

  3. 'Disillusioned' Mainoo still wants Man Utd exit

    Kobbie Mainoo is determined to leave Manchester United before the summer transfer window shuts on September 1. The young midfielder, who has fallen out of favour under manager Ruben Amorim, appeared for United for the first time this season against Grimsby Town in the Carabao Cup. He was, however, back on the bench in the club's 3-2 Premier League win over Burnley on Saturday.

  4. Man Utd's Lammens saga isn't over—make improved offer

    Manchester United are not giving up in their pursuit of Senne Lammens, with the club making an improved offer after initially failing to agree personal terms with the Belgian goalkeeper. With just days left in the transfer window, the Red Devils are pushing to add depth with Andre Onana and Altay Bayindir struggling as Ruben Amorim continues to reshape his squad at Old Trafford.

  5. Vardy agrees Serie A transfer despite Van Persie hijack attempt

    Jamie Vardy is set to begin a new adventure in Italy after agreeing a move to Cremonese, despite late efforts from Robin van Persie to lure him to Feyenoord. The ex-Leicester striker, who ended his long spell at the King Power Stadium this summer, will sign a deal in Serie A and take his remarkable career abroad for the first time. He is set to sign a one-year deal with an option to extend by 12 months.

  6. 📽️ | Hojlund enjoys getting swarmed by Napoli fans

    Rasmus Hojlund was greeted by wild scenes in Italy as the Manchester United striker arrived to complete his medical ahead of a loan move to Napoli. The 22-year-old has been left out of all four of United’s competitive games this season but is now set for a fresh start. His loan includes a conditional obligation to buy for £38 million should Napoli qualify for next season’s Champions League.