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Tottenham close in on Tonali, Fernandes and Savinho as summer spending nears £300m
Spurs have received positive signals from three high-profile targets — Sandro Tonali, Mateus Fernandes and Savinho — in deals that could push Roberto De Zerbi's summer overhaul past £300m following back-to-back 17th-place finishes.
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Stones and Silva exit frees £550k weekly wage as City sign Anderson for record £116m
John Stones and Bernardo Silva officially leave Manchester City on July 1 as their contracts expire, cutting roughly £550,000 from the club's weekly wage bill. The savings are being reinvested immediately into a club-record £116m deal for Nottingham Forest midfielder Elliot Anderson.
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Man City's £116m Anderson deal forces Arsenal to rethink Rogers valuation
Manchester City have agreed a £116m fee with Nottingham Forest for Elliot Anderson, and the deal is already reshaping the transfer market — with Aston Villa now demanding £130m from Arsenal for Morgan Rogers.
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Free-agent Salah opens door to Premier League return as Liverpool exit is confirmed
Mohamed Salah officially becomes a free agent on Wednesday after agreeing to terminate his Liverpool contract a year early, ending a nine-year spell in which he scored 257 goals and won two Premier League titles and the Champions League.
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Gerrard texted Kroos to join Liverpool in 2014 — and Kroos let him down gently
Steven Gerrard has revealed he was asked by Brendan Rodgers to personally recruit Toni Kroos to Liverpool in 2014, only for the German midfielder to politely decline before signing for Real Madrid instead.
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Tonali agrees personal terms with Spurs as £90m Newcastle exit edges closer
Sandro Tonali has reportedly agreed a contract with Tottenham Hotspur worth £10.3m per year until 2032, with Spurs expected to submit a second bid exceeding £86m to Newcastle United for the Italy midfielder.
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Arsenal release eight academy players as Arteta completes £34.5m Hincapie signing
Arsenal have parted ways with eight academy players as contracts expired on Tuesday, while Mikel Arteta has confirmed Piero Hincapie's permanent signing from Bayer Leverkusen for £34.5m after the defender's title-winning loan spell.
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Barcola not for sale at PSG as Liverpool's £112m Diomande target admits he expects to leave Leipzig
Paris Saint-Germain have made clear that Bradley Barcola is not available despite Liverpool's interest, while RB Leipzig winger Yan Diomande has publicly confirmed he expects to depart the German club this summer.
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Foden close to new deal but Rodri and Ake futures cloud Man City's summer rebuild
Manchester City face a series of contract decisions this summer with five first-team players entering the final year of their deals. Phil Foden has broadly agreed terms on an extension, while Rodri's Real Madrid links and Nathan Ake's search for regular football add uncertainty.
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Fernandes, Martinez, Shaw and Bayindir enter final year of their Manchester United contracts
Bruno Fernandes, Lisandro Martinez, Luke Shaw and Altay Bayindir have all entered the last 12 months of their Manchester United deals, with Shaw at particular risk of leaving on a free transfer next summer.
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Rashford and United agree loan return is last resort as Carrick eyes budget signings
Marcus Rashford could return to Manchester United under Michael Carrick, but both parties reportedly prefer an alternative solution. Meanwhile, United are rethinking their transfer strategy after Premier League asking prices soared past £80m.
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Arsenal's £45m Guimaraes bid rejected as Newcastle hold extension clause over Gunners
Arsenal have had an intermediary offer of £45m for Newcastle captain Bruno Guimaraes turned down, with Newcastle also holding a 12-month contract extension option that could keep the Brazilian at St James' Park until 2029.
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Manchester United to sign Colombian teenager Cristian Orozco in July transfer
Manchester United will formally announce the signing of Colombian midfielder Cristian Orozco once he turns 18 on July 13, completing a deal agreed with Fortaleza CEIF last year. The teenager made four senior appearances in Colombia's top flight last season.
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Spurs seal £85m Mateus Fernandes deal as Sheringham tells Man Utd to chase elite talent
Tottenham have agreed an £85 million fee with West Ham for midfielder Mateus Fernandes, ending Manchester United's interest. Former United striker Teddy Sheringham says United should not be disappointed, insisting Fernandes is not good enough for the club.
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Galatasaray target Bruno Fernandes but United captain determined to stay for Champions League return
Turkish champions Galatasaray have identified Bruno Fernandes as a summer transfer target, according to reports in Turkey, but the Manchester United captain is said to be firmly opposed to leaving Old Trafford ahead of the club's return to the Champions League.
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Arsenal's title defence threatened by mounting injury concerns heading into 2025-26
Arsenal begin their Premier League title defence in August carrying significant fitness concerns across their squad, with Bukayo Saka, Declan Rice, William Saliba and others managing injuries or facing limited recovery time after the World Cup.
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Arsenal turn to PSG's Barcola after Aston Villa demand £130m for Morgan Rogers
Arsenal have added PSG winger Bradley Barcola to their shortlist after Aston Villa set a £130m asking price for Morgan Rogers — a fee that would surpass Liverpool's British-record signing of Alexander Isak.
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Leeds admit Struijk sale to Brighton was necessary to avoid Premier League points deduction
Leeds United have confirmed that Pascal Struijk's £20m move to Brighton on 30 June was required to keep the club within Premier League Profit and Sustainability Rules, with the Yorkshire side now confident of avoiding a points penalty.
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Chelsea, Villa, Forest and Newcastle fined by UEFA for breaching financial regulations
UEFA has sanctioned four Premier League clubs for breaking its Financial Sustainability Regulations in the 2025 calendar year. Newcastle face a €10m penalty, Aston Villa €7.5m, Nottingham Forest €2.5m, and Chelsea €1m, with several clubs also receiving suspended fines.
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Livramento undergoes surgery after calf injury ends his World Cup 2026 campaign
Newcastle United have confirmed that Tino Livramento successfully underwent a minor surgical procedure on the calf injury that forced him out of England's World Cup squad. The 23-year-old is expected to return during pre-season ahead of the 2026-27 season.
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