With the summer transfer window set to close Tuesday, Sept. 1, the rumor mill is in overdrive as clubs scramble for last-minute deals. We're tracking all the latest transfer buzz ahead of deadline day.
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Gakpo not going to Man City
Cody Gakpo is staying at Liverpool after all.
Manchester City had a £75-million offer for the Dutch forward rejected by the Reds, which ended negotiations.
As a result, City will now turn their full focus toward signing Iliman Ndiaye - a £65-million agreement is in place with Everton - and Enzo Fernandez from Chelsea ahead of Tuesday's 6 p.m. ET transfer deadline. (The Athletic)
Aug. 31
Double deal: Tottenham are signing Mykhaylo Mudryk and Tosin Adarabioyo from Chelsea. The Ukrainian, who'll be reunited with former Shakhtar Donetsk coach Roberto De Zerbi, will join Spurs on loan with an option to buy. Tosin, meanwhile, will make a permanent switch for £7 million. (Fabrizio Romano)
Sanchez shoved out: Emi Martinez's arrival at Chelsea has pushed Robert Sanchez toward the exit. The Spanish netminder is on the verge of joining Cesc Fabregas' ambitious project at Como after the clubs reached a verbal agreement over a loan move. (Fabrizio Romano)
David done at Juve: Jonathan David is joining Atletico Madrid on an initial loan from Juventus. Diego Simeone's side will cover more than half of David's salary this season, and Atleti will have a €25-million purchase option to make the move permanent next summer. (Fabrizio Romano)
Mikel likes Malick: Arsenal are weighing up a last-minute move for Lyon winger Malick Fofana. The 21-year-old has several suitors, but he's already spoken to Mikel Arteta about possibly joining the Gunners. (RMC Sport)
Magpies get Matias: Newcastle have reached an agreement with Lille to sign Matias Fernandez-Pardo. The 21-year-old Belgian will arrive for €60 million plus add-ons. (Fabrizio Romano)
Juve shop in England: Juventus are signing Pape Matar Sarr from Tottenham on an initial loan that includes a €28-million purchase option. The option becomes mandatory if Juve qualify for Europe and Sarr plays in half of their games. The Bianconeri are also in talks to add Nick Woltemade on loan from Newcastle as they try to bolster Luciano Spalletti's squad. (Fabrizio Romano)
Clarity on Kone: Chelsea, who expect to lose Enzo Fernandez on deadline day, have made Roma's Manu Kone their top priority to improve Xabi Alonso's midfield and replace the Argentine international. (Foot Mercato)
Serious money for Sarr: Crystal Palace are demanding £75 million from Liverpool for Ismaila Sarr. The winger is putting pressure on Palace to sanction a deal, but it remains to be seen if Liverpool can make it happen after finally completing a mega-money move for Bradley Barcola. (Foot Mercato)
Aug. 30
Barca find Jesus: Barcelona have agreed to sign Gabriel Jesus from Arsenal for an initial €10 million plus add-ons. The Brazilian forward was informed by Mikel Arteta that he was surplus to requirements. (Fabrizio Romano)
Martinelli on the move: Al-Hilal reached an agreement with Arsenal to sign Brazilian international Gabriel Martinelli for €70 million. The fee represents a club-record sale for the Gunners. (The Athletic)
Spurs ask about Pulisic: With Cody Gakpo seemingly on his way to Manchester City, Tottenham have turned their attention to U.S. international and AC Milan attacker Christian Pulisic. (TEAMtalk)
Convoluted deal: Promising Atalanta teenager Honest Ahanor is joining Crystal Palace from Atalanta, via Chelsea. The Blues can't send another player on loan to Palace this season, so the 18-year-old defender will officially go straight from Atalanta to Palace for now, but once his loan expires he'll formally join Chelsea for £40 million. (Fabrizio Romano)
Zirkzee says no: Joshua Zirkzee has rejected a transfer to Fiorentina after the Italian club submitted an offer to sign the Dutch forward from Manchester United for a €35-million package. (Fabrizio Romano)
Aug. 29
Swap talk: Everton and Tottenham discussed a deal that could see Iliman Ndiaye join Spurs and Richarlison head back the other way to the Toffees. The moves, if completed, will be logged as separate operations for financial purposes. (The Athletic)
Sorloth an option: Manchester United have been offered the opportunity to sign Alexander Sorloth from Atletico Madrid. With questions surrounding Joshua Zirkzee's future at Old Trafford, the Norwegian could be a late signing before the window closes. (TEAMtalk)
Gala's double deal: With Rafael Leao already on his way to Turkey from AC Milan, Galatasaray are considering a double dip by also signing Youssouf Fofana from the Rossoneri. A loan move is an option. (Fabrizio Romano)
New netminder: Liverpool are monitoring 18-year-old Genk goalkeeper Lucca Brughmans. If Giorgi Mamardashvili leaves Anfield then the Reds will try to bring Brughmans in immediately, otherwise they'll plan to wait one year before officially having him join the club. (Ben Jacobs)
Aug. 28
Villa win the race: Aston Villa have an agreement in principle with Paris Saint-Germain to sign Ibrahim Mbaye for €55 million. The teenage winger was linked with Liverpool for much of the summer. (The Athletic)
Enzo has agreement: Enzo Fernandez has a verbal agreement with Manchester City over contract terms. His potential transfer from Chelsea is entirely dependent on whether or not the two clubs can now agree on a fee. Man City haven't sent an official bid to Chelsea yet. (Fabrizio Romano)
Possible replacement: If Fernandez does end up leaving Chelsea, the Blues are considering signing 22-year-old Monaco midfielder Lamine Camara as the Argentine's replacement. (Daily Mail)
Alvarez not going back: Julian Alvarez has rejected the opportunity to rejoin Manchester City. The Argentine forward continues to push for a move to Barcelona, but Atletico Madrid refuse to do business with Barca. (Cadena Ser)
Aug. 27
Ndiaye rejects extension: Manchester City and Arsenal are both interested in signing Iliman Ndiaye after the winger rejected an offer to extend his Everton deal. The Toffees would demand around £80 million. (talkSPORT)
Como making moves: Como have an agreement in place with Fiorentina to sign Italian striker Moise Kean for €40 million. Fiorentina are actively looking for a replacement. (Fabrizio Romano)
Buying local: Como are also on the verge of adding another Italian talent in the form of Samuele Ricci. The Champions League newcomers will sign the holding midfielder from AC Milan on an initial loan worth €1.5 million, and they'll have a €22-million purchase option. (Fabrizio Romano)
Napoli seeking striker: Napoli have made contact with Newcastle to ask about Nick Woltemade's availability. The Italian club is also in talks with Chelsea over Marc Guiu. (Fabrizio Romano)
Aug. 26
Arsenal still want Alvarez: Arsenal remain vigilant in the hunt for Julian Alvarez. The Gunners believe they can reach an agreement with Atletico Madrid over a transfer fee, but they'll only submit an offer if the Argentine indicates that he's open to the move. (Fabrizio Romano)
Jack to Black Cats: Sunderland have submitted an offer to Manchester City to sign playmaker Jack Grealish on an initial loan with part of his salary covered. Sunderland are also pursuing Marseille's Igor Paixao in a bid to boost their attacking options. (The Athletic)
Chelsea persistent: Chelsea have been trying to sign Alex Scott all summer. The Blues have had three offers for the midfielder rejected by Bournemouth, with the highest bid coming in at £68 million. (The i Paper)
Wharton won't leave: In their search for midfield reinforcements following Rodri's move to Barcelona, Manchester City asked Crystal Palace about the possibility of signing Adam Wharton. However, the Eagles quickly informed them that the 22-year-old Englishman isn't available. (The Athletic)
