Transfer news LIVE!The summer window has been handed two huge twists as it enters its final stretch. Arsenal re-entered the transfer market after Kai Havertz picked up a knee injury, the severity of which remains unknown,

Man Utd see a £60m-rated star as their ideal midfield signing after failing to land Baleba, while a journalist has revealed surprise talks with Chelsea

According to The Sun, the Gunners are weighing up a late move for Aston Villa playmaker Morgan Rogers. The forward is capable of playing across the frontline as well as in midfield as a No. 10, and his versatility has caught the eye of Mikel Arteta.

Manchester United insist they want a total package of around £50m for Chelsea target Alejandro Garnacho according to reports. The Blues have been busy this summer and have made three attacking signings in Joao Pedro,

Betis are thought to want to sign Antony, once again, this summer, but with just over a week until the transfer window closes, he remains in England. Sporting director Mani Fajardo confirmed earlier this month that they will only sanction another move for Antony if it doesn't threaten their financial situation.

Rather than Man Utd and Chelsea meeting in the middle on Garnacho to leave them both £10m unhappy, we propose £20m-worth of 'Pr*ck Protection'.

A clause buried in fine print that gave the Glazer family to see Manchester United despite the Jim Ratcliffe-led Ineos group’s acquisition of a minority stake got activated on 13 August.

MAN UTD and Chelsea have both seen games against Premier League champions Liverpool rescheduled for broadcast. A number of matches in October have been rescheduled to allow for live broadcast. The

Gianluigi Donnarumma’s future at PSG looks uncertain following the arrival of Lucas Chevalier. The 26-year-old goalkeeper is believed to be seeking a long-term move, with Manchester United, Manchester City,

And a lot of them. Since the summer of 2022, Chelsea have spent nearly twice as much as any other Premier League club on transfers, their total of £1.52bn dwarfing the next-highest total of £861m, by Manchester United. Image: Chelsea have spent a league ...