Tijjani Reijnders underwent his Man City medical on Sunday and it is understood that he is likely to be unveiled as a City player either tonight or tomorrow morning.

This means Pep Guardiola should have Rayan Ait-Nouri, Marcus Bettinelli, Rayan Cherki and Reijnders all available for the Club World Cup.

Cherki’s contract will run until June 2030.

The attacking midfielder is one of the biggest talents in European football, and we will be seeing him in the Premier League next season.

We wondered if City might have missed the deadline for Cherki, but they’ve got him in the end.

What about Reijnders?…

Man City have got their man, with Rayan Cherki joining for £34m from Lyon.

He is now set to play at the Club World Cup.

We now do not expect Jamie Gittens to join Chelsea today, but that does not mean Chelsea have given up hope of signing him this summer.

The Blues are expected to make another move for Gittens when the transfer window re-opens as they remain interested in the winger.

Victor Osimhen has rejected a move to Saudi Arabia, but where could he be heading this summer?

The Napoli striker is reportedly dreaming of a move to the Premier League, which could be good news for Man United.

Alejandro Garnacho will not be leaving Man United today, but it seems only a matter of time before he does move on after falling out with Ruben Amorim.

Several clubs – including Chelsea and Aston Villa – are interested in the winger, but United reportedly want £70m for him this summer.

We are into the final hour of this special window and Man City have still not announced the signing of Tijjani Reijnders or Rayan Cherki.

Getting twitchy at all, City fans?

Aston Villa will complete the signing of Feyenoord striker Zepiqueno Redmond next month.

Redmond underwent his medical today and is set to finalise his move in the coming weeks.

Barcelona are due to sign goalkeeper Joan Garcia from Espanyol.

According to transfer guru Fabrizio Romano, Garcia will pen a five-year deal with the Catalan giants in the coming days.

Fulham striker Callum Osman, 19, is closing on a move to Celtic.

Celtic are looking to add to their ranks after cruising to another league title last season.

Jack Grealish’s Man City career appears to be over, but where could he head next?

Everton are interested in the winger, and Mail Sport’s IAN HERBERT believes they could be the perfect team to help Grealish get back on track.

Chelsea look set to miss out on signing Jamie Gittens from Borussia Dortmund today.

Sky Germany have reported that Chelsea offered €55m (£47m), but this was rejected by Dortmund.

Brighton are closing in on signing Olympiacos forward Charalampos Kostoulas.

He is due to undergo his medical tomorrow ahead of joining the Seagulls later this month when the transfer window re-opens.

Real Madrid unveiled Dean Huijsen today following his £50m move from Bournemouth.

Trent Alexander-Arnold will get his own unveiling on Thursday, with the right back due to be in action for England tonight.

Nothing much on the horizon for West Ham today. As we have reported for a while, it’s out before ins due to PSR concerns after two years of dreadful spending.

Because of this the Hammers are going to have to ‘box smart’ in the transfer market, as one source put it to Mail Sport today, with an eye on younger players with potential, likely from the Championship.

Middlesbrough midfielder Hayden Hackney and Sheffield United midfielder Sydie Peck have both been mentioned.

Could Man United be set to sign a Champions League-winning goalkeeper this summer?

The Red Devils have reportedly enquired about a move for Gianluigi Donnarumma, who is set for talks over his future with PSG shortly.

Ajax want Liverpool goalkeeper Vitezslav Jaros on loan. The Czech Republic international, 23, is well known to Ajax coach John Heitinga after working with him last season.

Liverpool have already sold goalkeeper Caoimhin Kelleher to Brentford in this window, but they have also signed Armin Pecsi, while Giorgi Mamardashvili is due to join from Valencia this summer.

City have already got Rayan Ait-Nouri and Marcus Bettinelli through the door in the last 24 hours, but they are hoping to also sign Tijjani Reijnders and Rayan Cherki today.

We expect the deals to go through, but the clock is ticking!

Former Man United star Angel Gomes has been linked with a return to England, but he is now closing in on joining Marseille.

It would be a free transfer, with his Lille contract set to expire at the end of the month.

Rangers are weighing up a move for Leicester City defender Conor Coady.

Leicester were relegated to the Championship last month, but the England international could be heading to the Scottish top flight soon.

Jobe Bellingham completed his move to Borussia Dortmund earlier today, and the German giants have now posted a video of him checking out his new surroundings.

Sky Sports claim that Feyenoord striker Zepiqueno Redmond has completed a medical ahead of his move to Aston Villa.

Mail Sport reported last month that Unai Emery’s side were going to pick up the 18-year-old on a free.

His four-year deal will begin on July 1.

Redmond made four Eredivisie appearances for Feyenoord’s first team last season and also featured in the Champions League, playing against AC Milan and Inter at the San Siro.

Chelsea’s latest bid of £42million is understood to be closr to Borussia Dortmund’s valuation of Jamie Gittens.

Though the German giants turned down the second offer, Chelsea are close – though there is no particular rush to get the deal over the line.

A potential blow to Arsenal here: Galatasaray have been reported as the favourites to snap up Bayern Munich star Leroy Sane.

The 29-year-old winger’s contract expires this month.

Manchester City — sort of — have made another addition.

I’m told that City Football Group have appointed James McCarron as global director of player development.

He was previously at Belgian club Lommel as sporting director and specialises in player trading and pathways development.

You’ll never guess who it is! That picture on the left really isn’t a giveaway…

A second bid rejected? No matter for Chelsea, says Sky Sports’ Kaveh Solhekol.

He claims Chelsea still think they can get a deal over the line, although Borussia Dortmund’s valuation of around £55m would be a stretch.

Florian Wirtz could reportedly become the second or third-highest earner at Anfield.

You can watch our video below for more information.

Is he worth this much?

Mamadou Sarr joined Chelsea from Strasbourg for £12million on an eight-year deal on Monday.

The centre-back has just been unveiled and said his first words as a Blue.

‘The dream is to win the Premier League and the Champions League with Chelsea,’ he told the club website.

‘I know Malo (Gusto) well as I was at school with him at Lyon. I know Andrey (Santos) and Djordje (Petrovic). I know Romeo (Lavia) a bit. I played against him, we spoke a bit and he’s a good guy. I spoke with Malo before coming here, and Romeo a bit, and Andrey and Djordje.

‘Since I was young I dreamed of playing for a club like this. Chelsea are one of the biggest clubs in the world and I am very happy.

‘For me, Chelsea is the best club in London, one of the best clubs in England. Chelsea have a good project in place for young players. The supporters, the club, it’s history and the stadium are all fantastic. It’s an iconic club with a full history.

‘It was a dream come true when I saw the badge everywhere, the badge I used to see playing FIFA before – I realised where I am and who I will train with. I have a good impression of Cobham. It’s very big, a beautiful training centre. The people have been very kind and have welcomed me. It’s just a dream come true.’

Lyon star Rayan Cherki has reportedly penned a five-year contract with Manchester City, according to L’Equipe and Loic Tanzi.

Mail Sport previously reported how City had settled on a £33.7million fee for the 21-year-old.

Last season he scored 12 goals and provided 20 assists.

Well, that was fast!

Just over an hour ago we told you that Chelsea had reportedly tabled an improved bid of £42million for Jamie Gittens.

But Borussia Dortmund have turned their noses up at that, according to Sky Germany, despite it being towards the ballpark they had initially wanted.

Bit of a throwback name here.

Former Liverpool star Dirk Kuyt, who manages Belgian side Beerschot, has been ruled out of the Anfield assistant manager post by his agent.

Arne Slot’s number two John Heitinga must be replaced as he has agreed to become Ajax boss.

But Kuyt’s agent Rob Jansen told the podcast KieftJansenEgmondGijp: ‘No, it will be a different assistant manager. That would have been great for him. Liverpool’s assistant will be someone else.

‘It would have been great for Dirk. He would have loved to go to Liverpool. Assistant there is of course a serious level.’

Kuyt is likely to depart Beerschot after relegation from the Belgian Pro League, though he did get them promoted there as 2023-24 second-tier title winners.

Manchester City have completed the signing of 33-year-old goalkeeper Marcus Bettinelli from Chelsea.

The Englishman comes in likely as a replacement for the departing Scott Carson.

He has been described as an important link between players and staff in the Stamford Bridge dressing room, enjoying a ‘fantastic’ relationship with Mauricio Pochettino.

‘It’s an honour to sign for City,’ Bettinelli told the club’s website.

‘I have admired from afar what this Club have achieved since Pep Guardiola arrived and now I am excited to be a part of building on that success.

‘I can’t wait to work with Guardiola, Xabi Mancisidor and the excellent goalkeepers already here and see their methods up close.

‘Hopefully I can contribute in training, the dressing room and on the pitch as we look to win more silverware over the next year.’

Kevin De Bruyne’s negotiations with Napoli are in the ‘final stages,’ declares Italian journalist Gianluca Di Marzio.

He will reportedly link up with Antonio Conte’s side in the next few days after the final few details have been ironed out.

The Belgian is leaving Manchester City after a decade due to his expiring contract.

Mail Sport has previously reported how Manchester United have set a transfer valuation for £60million-£70m for Alejandro Garnacho.

Today, The Independent have firmed that up and said United are asking for a figure at the top end of that scale.

Would you pay that for him? When you think that sort of figure could get you a Viktor Gyokeres or easily a Victor Osimhen, I think there are better options.

No surprises here: Kieran Tierney is once again a Celtic man after completing a move from Arsenal.

He’ll be looking to help them win a 14th title in 15 seasons and has signed a five-year deal.

Chelsea have reportedly tabled another bid for Borussia Dortmund winger Jamie Gittens worth £42.3million.

The Blues have previously had a £29.5m offer turned down.

Enzo Maresca’s side want him through the door in time for the Club World Cup and are willing to hand him a seven-year contract.

Rodrygo has been approached by multiple Premier League clubs including Arsenal a report has claimed.

The Brazilian winger has fast become one of the biggest transfer sagas of the summer so far after reportedly telling Real Madrid that he wished never to play for the club again and choosing not to play in last month’s El Clasico against Barcelona.

That’s one way of saying: “Get me out of here!” The question is: who will his rescuers be?

This is a nice one, isn’t it?

Jobe was just 14 when his brother Jude signed for Dortmund and he was there to mark the proud day. Now he’s having his own and the football world is at his feet.

Celtic appear to have announced the return of Kieran Tierney from Arsenal in a not-so-cryptic video.

The Scotland defender, 28, spent five seasons with Celtic before his six-year stint with the Gunners.

One quality which the Bellingham brothers share is how articulate they are. Jobe sounds like a wise head here as he gives his firts interview to Borussia Dortmund’s club media. He’s able to find the right words without it sounding manufactured.

He also reveals that a conversation with one individual ‘tipped’ him into joinining – and it wasn’t with his brother Jude!

The 19-year-old wrote on Instagram:

There is a knock-on effect for England following Bellingham’s move to Dortmund.

As highlighted by Mail Sport’s Nathan Salt, Bellingham will no longer be part of the England Under-21s squad at this summer’s Euros with the teenager instead heading to the Club World Cup.

Comments are in from Borussia Dortmund chiefs after securing the signing of Jobe Bellingham.

Sporting director Sebastian Kehl has offered a glowing assessment of their new signing.

Managing director Lars Ricken adds:

Having enjoyed a superb spell at Dortmund between 2020 and 2023, who better than Jude Bellingham to give advice to his brother Jobe.

Jude was quick off the mark after Jobe’s move was officially confirmed.

‘Your time, enjoy every second!’ Jude wrote on an Instagram post to his brother.

Sunderland have confirmed Bellingham’s move to Dortmund is a club record sale, with the Black Cats also having a sell-on clause.

Bellingham had helped Sunderland earn promotion to the Premier League via the Championship play-off final.

The 19-year-old was named as the Championship Young Player of the Season and featured in the Team of the Season.

Sunderland’s sporting director Kristjaan Speakman offered the following comment after Bellingham’s move:

Some initial quotes are in from Jobe Bellingham, who has signed a deal until 2030 with Borussia Dortmund.

Bellingham will be part of Dortmund’s squad at the Club World Cup, with the Bundesliga side confirming he will initially wear the number 77 shirt.

There is a Bellingham back in Dortmund!

Jobe Bellingham has completed his move to Borussia Dortmund from Sunderland.

The England Under-21 international will be looking to make a similar impact to his brother Jude at the Bundesliga club.

Bellingham is understood to have signed for an initial £27.8m, with the deal including a further £4m in add-ons

Atletico Madrid are among the teams competing at the Club World Cup and have confirmed two transfers within the last 24 hours.

Defender Clement Lenglet joined on a free transfer from Barcelona yesterday after his contract was cancelled. Goalkeeper Juan Musso has signed from Atalanta today.

Both Lenglet and Musso had been on loan at Atletico last season.

The duo have been included in Atletico’s 30-man squad for the Club World Cup, with Diego Simeone’s side having boarded their flight to Los Angeles today.

Hearing that Thomas Frank to Tottenham is likely to be completed in the next ’24 to 48 hours’.

Talks between Brentford and Spurs continue to progress.

With the clock ticking hitting 1pm in the UK that’s the time for Luke Power to head off on a much deserved break.

More importantly for clubs, it means there are now just six hours remaining to complete deals to register players for the Club World Cup.

The clock is ticking.

Manchester United have posted an interest in Bournemouth winger Antoine Semenyo but face competition from Tottenham.

Manchester United are continuing talks over a swoop for Brentford forward Bryan Mbeumo.

The Red Devils had a £55million approach rejected last week and could face competition from Tottenham, who Bees boss Thomas Frank looks set to join.

However, Mail Sport has learnt that Spurs are unlikely to enter the race for Mbeumo with sources disclosing that such a prospect was ‘highly unlikely’.

That gives United a seemingly clear run at the 25-year-old, who scored 20 goals and set up a further nine in all competitions.

Dean Huijsen is soaking it all in, a dream day after his £50million move from Bournemouth.

He said: ‘I want to thank the president and the club. Ever since Madrid called, I had no eyes for other teams.

‘Thanks to my family, who have always supported me, to my parents and my brothers. I’m joining the best club in the world, and I’m here to give it my all.

‘I’ll continue to be humble, and I hope we win many things together, starting with the Club World Cup. I believe Madrid is the team of my life, and I hope to be there for many years to come.’

Boyhood Real Madrid fan Dean Huijsen has been unveiled by the 15-time European Cup/Champions League winners.

Chelsea goalkeeper Marcus Bettinelli is in talks to join Manchester City as a replacement for Scott Carson who is leaving the club.

The former Fulham stopper, 33, has made one appearances in four seasons at Stamford Bridge.

Chelsea’s pursuit of Mike Maignan was reportedly hindered by the fact they are in the Club World Cup – because that caused AC Milan to demand more money.

Fabrizio Romano reports that Milan stuck by a higher valuation of the goalkeeper, which Mail Sport understands to be around £20million – over £7m more than the Blues were willing to pay.

The expanded FIFA tournament, which carries a total prize fund of £741m, could have reverberations for the rest of the summer. If Chelsea go and win it, clubs will know they’ve just received a cash injection and will likely mark up their valuations accordingly.

Michail Antonio is closing in on a return to action six months after his horror car crash.

There is one sticking point: his contract is up this summer.

So, what does the future hold for him? Find out below.

The fan who made this meme clearly doesn’t think so!

His move from Brentford is not officially done, but all the signs are pointing in that direction.

I think the biggest step up for Frank will be managing in Europe and coping with the demands on their schedule. But we shouldn’t forget that he experienced the gruelling Championship with Brentford and has also taken Brondby into Europe.

I rate him highly. Sometimes football is a game of chance and however it goes at Spurs, I still think he’s a good manager.

He recently had a game of padel and a chat with Oliver Holt – and that convinced our man that he is perfect for the job.

Ouch! Earlier today we learned that Saudi side Al-Hilal are reportedly in for Arsenal striker transfer target Benjamin Sesko, and now this.

Nico Williams is a remarkable player. Watching him at Euro 2024 was a joy. Will we be watching him at the Emirates, though?

One of my friends the other day was bewildered to see City linked with Ait-Nouri – isn’t he just a relegation-battling full-back, he asked?

For the casual fan of the Premier League, it’s probably a surprise to see City make the Wolves man their first summer signing for £33.7million.

But the 24-year-old actually had more goal contributions last season than any other defender in the Premier League with four goals and seven assists.

He also completed 63 dribbles, a total bettered only by Aaron Wan-Bissaka on 64 (something of a surprise).

As for tackles, he ranked 12th in the divison with 89.

His comfort on the ball and defensive aptitude in a struggling team caught City’s eye.

Fabrizio Romano broke the story that Mike Maignan’s move to Chelsea has collapsed.

He says Chelsea were unwilling to meet Milan’s price tag – understood by Mail Sport to be as high as £20million – after the Italians asked for more as part of a ‘Club World Cup tax’.

With prize money totalling around £741m for the competition’s 32 clubs, Milan clearly felt the Blues have the resources to shell out that much.

But Enzo Maresca’s side are now said to be fully trusting of their current goalkeeping options for the tournament.

It could be a busy day at Liverpool but they are relaxed over whether business is done in this ‘special’ transfer window or later.

The two obvious ones are Florian Wirtz and Milos Kerkez. Liverpool had a £113million bid rejected for German star Wirtz over the weekend but are planning to return to the table with an improved offer. Both clubs are confident of closing out a deal soon.

Bournemouth are closing in on signing Kerkez’s replacement, Rennes’ £14.3m left back Adrien Truffert, and the two clubs will lock horns to thrash out confirming a fee for the Hungary international soon.

Keep an eye also on Darwin Nunez with Al Hilal showing an interest in signing the striker who the Reds rate in excess of £70m.

And just like that, it’s now being reported that Maignan’s proposed transfer to Chelsea is off.

On the ground here in Bratislava the main talking point from an England Under-21 point of view is the imminent loss from the squad of Jobe Bellingham.

A matter of when rather than if he swaps the Under-21 Euros with England for Borussia Dortmund and the Club World Cup.

England’s youngsters flew out to Bratislava on Friday afternoon and Bellingham was given special dispensation to fly to Germany over the weekend to seal a switch to Dortmund.

Sources at the FA indicate this has been something they’ve been preparing for for a while. Even so, good for Bellingham, bad for England’s Under-21s.

KIERAN GILL: No major developments in the Chelsea chase for AC Milan goalkeeper Mike Maignan this morning, I’m told.

Still time until the 7pm deadline, but there remains a difference in the clubs’ valuations.

Reminder: he’s a 29-year-old with a single year remaining on his contract, so Chelsea do not feel they should be overpaying for him.

Barcelona are not giving up on their man.

They’ve already been rebuffed once, but that seemingly doesn’t matter.

The LaLiga giants are hungry to bolster their frontline and have their crosshairs set firmly on a Liverpool star.

Read more below.

Well, this is intriguing.

Newcastle reportedly want James Trafford and Nick Pope to fight it out for their No 1 spot between the sticks next season.

Those situations rarely work out. It has caused confusion at clubs like Arsenal and Brighton in recent seasons.

That said, training every day alongside Pope could be good for Trafford’s development as a shot-stopper.

Juventus generral director Damien Comolli has announced that Igor Tudor will continue as the club’s manager – despite them having courted multiple replacements including, reportedly, Fulham’s Marco Silva.

Meanwhile, he says they have extended Randal Kolo Muani’s loan from PSG for the Club World Cup.

‘He wants to stay with us next season as well,’ Comolli said.

It’s a smile and a thumbs-up from Dean Huijsen as he contends with a maze of medical apparatus stuck to his torso.

He’s apparently set to be presented at 11.30am so they better get a move on!

Madrid blew Premier League suitors out of the water with a £50million bid to pluck him from Bournemouth.

We’ve heard it’s going to be a quiet day for Man United, but maybe there’s no need to fear: Ayden Heaven is here.

He joined from Arsenal in the last transfer window and has since made an impression when he has been given a chance.

Surely he’s set for a bigger role next season.

NATHAN SALT explores the prospects.

Premier League newboys Leeds United have asked about Strasbourg midfielder Habib Diarra.

The Senegal international, 21, has previously been linked with Aston Villa and Rennes.

JAMES SHARPE: We’re expecting a quiet deadline day for West Ham, who find themselves in an awkward financial stalemate.

Graham Potter is desperate to overhaul an unbalanced, ageing, bloated squad but Mail Sport has repeatedly been told by senior club sources that the Hammers must sell before they can buy.

The way they hope to do that is by offloading Mohammed Kudus, who has an £85m release clause for Premier League clubs. Chelsea have expressed their interest with the two clubs discussing figures, during which West Ham enquired about the availability of Robert Sanchez and Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall. So far, there’s been no official offer or anything near an agreement.

Kudus has interest from other clubs at home and abroad, with Arsenal the latest to be linked, but as it stands nothing is believed to be close.

Until they get some players out the door, no big signings will be coming in.

Manchester City have confirmed Jurgen Klopp’s former No 2 Pep Lijnders as their new assistant coach.

They have also appointed James French as a set-piece coach – pinching him directly from their title rivals. French had been at Liverpool since 2012.

Another one to watch out for.

Chelsea have been very busy this transfer window, but they’re also looking at Borussia Dortmund’s precocious winger Jamie Gittens, 20, and AC Milan goalikeeper Mike Maignan.

He had a brief stint in Chelsea’s academy.

Mikel Arteta could be denied his high-scoring number nine if the Saudis get their way.

The Gunners have been linked with a move for the RB Leipzig forward, who scored 21 goals this season.

But Sky Sports are reporting that Al-Hilal want to join the party after missing out on Victor Osimhen.

Read more below.

Everton striker Dominic Calvert-Lewin looks increasingly likely to leave the club after failing to agree on a new contract.

The 28-year old is a free agent and is interested in a move to Italy though will consider all options.

Liverpool’s final bid for Florian Wirtz weighs in at around £118million.

The German side, who won the league title in 2024, have been holding out for £126m, but Arne Slot’s side do not want to reach that deep into their coffers.

The £118m bid is already a British transfer record – surely that should be a tempting offer?

Jack Grealish could call time on his Manchester City career four seasons on from his £100million move.

The Sun reports that Bayer Leverkusen are willing to offer him an escape route amid Liverpool’s pursuit of Florian Wirtz. He is reportedly open to a move away from English shores.

Would that be a good move for Grealish? Does he need a fresh start?

Jobe Bellingham arrived in Germany a couple of days ago ahead of his big-money move to Borussia Dortmund.

And it turns out the Bundesliga giants are going to be paying Sunderland more for him than they handed Birmingham for Jude in 2020.

Watch our video below, and do check out our TikTok page for more stories.

Well, this is quite the revision of history!

Erik ten Hag has a reputation for signing his former servants – even when it’s a bad idea.

But a new report claims he was not the brains behind Antony’s £86million switch to Old Trafford in 2022 – and that he even tried to derail it.

Read more in DOMINIC HOGAN’s report below.

Brighton are closing on an £8.6million deal for Hellas Verona defender Diego Coppola.

The 21-year-old has made his first couple of appearances for Italy during this international break and has made 86 outings for Verona over four seasons.

Former Chelsea, Leicester City, Fulham, and Watford (did those last two stints really happen?) manager Claudio Ranieri has snubbed the Italy job, according to reports in the land of Michelangelo.

Ranieri will step down from the Roma job on June 30 to become an advisor to the Friedkin owners, with Gian Piero Gasperini replacing him.

Luciano Spalletti revealed his own sacking as Italy boss during a bombshell press conference on Sunday.

Never say never, but we’re expecting a quiet day for Manchester United.

Mail Sport’s Mike Keegan has been told that a slew of deals would be ‘unlikely’.

Of course, I’m sure lots of you will have questions about their pursuit of Bryan Mbeumo. We’ll get to that later…

Tottenham have made a formal approach for Brentford boss Thomas Frank but may have to shell out as much as £10million to prise him fro Brentford.

Negotiations have started and Mail Sport has reported how there is a belief the deal will be concluded in the days to come.

Leicester City wonderkid Jeremy Monga has agreed to sign a professional deal in 2026.

He is regarded as one of the best prospects to ever emerge from their academy, and Manchester City, Chelsea, Barcelona, and PSg have been tracking him.

The winger made his debut against Newcastle United in April, aged 15 years and 271 days, becoming the second-youngest player in Premier League history behind Ethan Nwaneri.

Harvey Elliott has warned Liverpool that he cannot be ‘wasting years’ of his career, putting clubs on red alert over a potential exit.

He’s been a faithful servant to the Reds since signing in 2019 but is very much a bit-part player under Arne Slot.

So, with Florian Wirtz also looking set to sign, what’s the future for the midfielder?

Lewis Steele and Nathan Salt discuss.

Arsenal have long been seen as the frontrunners to sign the Real Sociedad midfielder, but reports yesterday suggested Los Blancos wanted to muscle their way in and hijack the move.

So, what’s going on with this Martin Zubimendi chap? Is Mikel Arteta set to be denied one of his top transfer targets? Find out below.

Here’s another one to watch today.

Manchester United are maintaining contact with Sporting Lisbon over striker Viktor Gyokeres.

He is believed to have a £85million release clause, though they have a gentleman’s agreement to let him go for less – how much they’ll reduce their asking price is unclear, as they appear to have reneged on the idea of letting him go for as little as £58m in recent days.

Liverpool won’t settle for peanuts if they’re going to offload Darwin Nunez. Or if they will, it will only be for a LOT of peanuts.

The Reds value the striker in excess of £70million, our transfer expert Simon Jones understands.

That would be a decent recoup on the £85m deal they made to sign him three seasons ago, considering how hot and cold he has blown over that time.

Xabi Alonso took his first training session at Valdebebas on Monday.

Madrid have already been active this summer, bringing in Trent Alexander-Arnold and Dean Huijsen ahead of the Club World Cup.

In case you missed it yesterday, Inter have appointed old hand Cristian Chivu as their next manager, replacing Simone Inzaghi, who has swanned off to Al-Hilal.

We’ll get a first look at this new era for the Champions League nearlymen at the Club World Cup. They could end up facing an English club.

Ryan Cherki is a joy to watch. if you saw that madcap game between France and Spain last week, you’ll have witnessed his impact – a goal and an assist off the bench.

He’s a divisive figure, but Nathan Salt explores why he could be critical for Pep Guardiola’s side.

They have settled a £33.7million fee with Lyon.

One thing is certain – if Chelsea get their deal over the line for AC Milan goalkeeper Mike Maignan, they’ll be getting an excellent distributor of the ball.

Whether he’ll get to show off this long ball prowess under Enzo Maresca is another matter, but Chelsea fans, you can enjoy these clips and hope.

Could this free up Milos Kerkez to go to Liverpool?

Bournemouth have reportedly sourced their replacement, according to Fabrizio Romano and Sky Sports News, with the fee said to be starting at £10.1m.

However, Sky claim that the deal will only go through if Kerkez goes to Liverpool.

Man City have been going about their rebuild this summer after an underwhelming campaign last season, and have now added Wolves’ former left back Rayan Ait-Nouri to their ranks.

The full back has penned a five-year deal and joins for an initial £31.7m, with add-ons taking the final fee to £33.7m.

He is due to join up with his new team-mates ahead of the Club World Cup, which gets underway later this week.

For more on that one, check out the link below…

Good morning everyone, and welcome to Transfer Deadline Day!

Well, sort of. It’s not the big one, but the end of the special early transfer window ahead of the Club World Cup, which is a first.

Club’s will have a chance to bolster before the registration deadline for the competition, with the window shutting at 7pm tonight, before opening up again on Monday June 16.

So, really, the window is more going for a lunch break rather than slamming shut, but it is a deadline day nonetheless!

We’ll keep you updated with all the latest deals, rumours, and developments on what should be a busy day throughout, so make sure you stick with us!