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Complete an Arsenal medical examination
With Declan Rice completing his medical check-up before moving to Arsenal for £105 million, the biggest news of a month in the transfer window is coming to an end.
It will be a doubly wonderful Friday for manager Mikel Arteta, as the Gunners' other main target, Ulrien Timber, will also undergo a medical examination before completing his £38.5 million transfer from Ajax.
The deal to sign England midfielder Rice from West Ham came just days after Arsenal made a third offer guaranteeing a £100m plus £5m performance rider. Manchester City have shown some interest in the Europa League winner but believe his asking price is too high as he has just one year left on his contract with West Ham. Rice has been hoping to move to Arsenal.
Pochettino's adoration of Kane
Mauricio Pochettino praised Harry Kane but insisted he would not speak publicly about players from other teams.
Pochettino spoke to the media for the second time yesterday, his second since taking over as Chelsea manager, and was asked if it was possible to bring in the Tottenham star.
"I don't like to talk about players from other clubs, but you're talking about one of the greatest players in the world, one of the best strikers," he said. "It's unfair to speak, and it's unfair not to say anything."
Inter arranged for Lloris to replace Onana
As Mirror Football exclusively reported yesterday, Manchester United are close to signing Andre Onana from Inter.
The £40 million deal is on the horizon, prompting Inter to look for a replacement, with the team newspaper reporting that Tottenham's veteran goalkeeper Lloris could be the man.
The 36-year-old has one year left on his contract with Tottenham, but he has been in talks with Inter for some time. Tottenham have already signed goalkeeper Vicario from Empoli for £17m, so they will be happy to make a trade for Lloris.
Manchester United's quest for Hoylund
As Mirror Football reported yesterday, United want to loan Mason Mason Greenwood to Atalanta as part of the Hoylund deal.
Ten Hag is believed to be more inclined to bring in the 20-year-old Dane, who has scored 10 goals for Atalanta in 34 games, than Eintracht Frankfurt's Muani.
According to the Manchester Evening News, football director John Murtuf has met with Atlanta officials to try to complete the transfer smoothly.
Nicky Butt says spending big money to sign Hoylund this summer would be a big gamble for Manchester United.
Butt told Sky Sports: "He looks like the right person, but when you buy players from different leagues, it's a gamble." "He's never played in our league and you don't know what it's going to be like when he comes here.
"But you can only rely on transfers. You'll end up being as good as your transfer team, so we'll see. ”
Chelsea clearance sale
Chelsea have been busy selling players in the summer transfer window.
Mason Mount, Cesar Azpilicueta, Matteo Kovacic, Kai Havertz, Kalidu Kolibaly, Edouard Mendy, Ngoro Kante and Ruben Loftus-Cheek all left the club within three weeks of opening the window.
Ziyeć and Pulisic are expected to follow suit. Ziyeć recently saw rumours of a move to Nasser, while Christian Pulisic will head to AC Milan.
Zaka denied the rumors of leaving
Xhaka dismissed speculation that he left Arsenal because his wife was unhappy living in London.
After seven years in north London, Xhaka moved from Arsenal to Bayer Leverkusen.
"There is speculation everywhere that my wife is no longer happy in the UK. It's not true at all," he told SRF, according to Sport Witness. "In fact, as a person, I'm always interested in new challenges.
"Seven years on, it's time to do something completely new. The league is not new, but the club is. In conversations with Simon Rolfs (sporting director) and Xavi Alonso, I felt that the long-term plan at Bayer Leverkusen was worth it and that it was 100% in line with my wishes. ”
Cacedo is Chelsea's number one target
This summer we brought you a lot of news about Chelsea selling players, but not much about them buying players.
Christophe Nkunku is the only key player so far this summer, having moved from RB Leipzig for £52m, but he won't be the only one.
Caisedo is a top target for the Blues and the Ecuador international is keen to leave Brighton. As we've seen before, the Seagulls are tough on bargaining, so they want to get the highest possible transfer fee from the midfielder, which is why things are stalled at the moment.
Manchester United chases Hoylund's secret weapon
Manchester United may have a hidden advantage in talks to sign Atalanta striker Hoylund.
Manchester United are desperate to sign a striker this summer, with Anthony Martial currently the club's only recognised centre-forward. Walter Westhorst did not replace Ronaldo well during his loan loan spell out in the second half of last season and Eric Ten Haag now wants a long-term solution.
Mirror Football has learned that Manchester United want to loan Mason Greenwood to Atalanta to help with Hoylund's transfer. They hope to sign him for a transfer fee of around £40m, despite his contract with the Italian side until June 2027, after which he moved from Stamgraz last year.
Atalanta appear to be in a good position to negotiate, but United have a knack for it. According to the Manchester Evening News, Ten Hag's agent Keith Voss started representing Hoylund in May and is now making a move to Old Trafford for his client.
De Gea bids farewell to Manchester United
David De Gea has confirmed he is leaving Manchester United after 12 years.
His contract expires on June 30 and, despite the possibility of him signing a new one, the club and the Spanish goalkeeper will part ways.
Arsenal rekindled Frededa's interest
Arsenal have once again been linked with Real Valodolid defender Ivan Frenegda.
The gunners were interested in the young Spaniard in January, but no deal was reached. According to Deportivo Monde, Arteta wanted to add more depth at right-back, so they rekindled their interest in Freneda.