A thrilling and potentially record-breaking end to the summer transfer window is in store as Arsenal, Chelsea, Liverpool, Manchester United and Tottenham all work on deals before Tuesday night's deadline.
Arsenal are prioritising a move for Julian Alvarez, and there has been a significant development in that pursuit. Meanwhile, Habeeb Ogunneye, James Scanlon and Igor Tyjon have joined the Premier League champions, but Gabriel Martinelli, Gabriel Jesus and Fabio Vieira are set to depart.
Liverpool have announced the signing of Bradley Barcola after the Frenchman underwent a medical. They have identified Ismaila Sarr as a replacement for Manchester City, who have hijacked Tottenham's talks to sign Iliman Ndiaye after a deal for Cody Gakpo broke down. Enzo Fernandez may have already played his last game for Chelsea, with Monaco's Lamine Camara on the Blues' shortlist as they look to wrap up a deal for Honest Ahanor before loaning him out.
Manchester United have confirmed two deals as they continue to target a left-back. Tottenham have turned their attention to Mykhailo Mudryk and Tosin Adarabioyo, though Richarlison's return to Everton is in doubt.
Arsenal have yet to confirm Gabriel Martinelli's transfer to Al Hilal, with that news expected to come today. The Brazilian has moved to the Saudi Pro League for a fee of around £60m, Standard Sport understands.
Michael Carrick suggested on Saturday that Manchester United may still look to sign players on deadline day, but it does not seem particularly likely, with the focus now on outgoings. There had been links to Lewis Hall, but new reports this evening suggest they have decided against bidding for the Newcastle full-back. Joshua Zirkzee should seal a move away from the club, with Harry Amass also expected to depart. Zirkzee had been in line to join Juventus on loan, but is available once again after they opted instead for Nick Woltemade.
Mykhailo Mudryk and Robert Sanchez should both formalise their departures from Chelsea on Deadline Day. The Ukrainian is due to join Tottenham and the Spaniard, Como. Both on loan, and both reportedly with options to buy. Mudryk's option is said to be set at £75m. Elsewhere, a number of players' futures are still in flux, including the highly-rated young striker Shim Mheuka. And Enzo Fernandez may also join the exodus, with talks between Chelsea and Man City underway.
Unai Emery has confirmed Tammy Abraham will stay at Aston Villa for the season, despite reports he was close to joining Ipswich on loan. "He didn't perform like we wanted last year. Tammy Abraham’s decision is to stay here. We opened the door for him but he’s decided to stay here with us. I am going to be very demanding with him to add his qualities to us."
Jack Grealish will rejoin Everton on loan for the remainder of the season, per The Athletic. The Man City forward spent last season at the Hill Dickinson Stadium and impressed before being struck down with a foot injury in the latter stages of the season. The player chose Everton, snubbing interest from Sunderland.
Tottenham have confirmed Souza will spend the coming season on loan in Portugal with FC Porto.
