Thursday 27 August 2026, 23:28 UK
The latest transfer news and headlines include Nottingham Forest making a bid for Crystal Palace wing-back Daniel Munoz, Liverpool midfielder Harvey Elliott attracting interest from two Serie A sides, and Napoli contacting Newcastle over Nick Woltemade's availability.
The top stories and transfer rumours from Friday's newspapers are as follows.
Manchester City are confident of signing Enzo Fernandez, with the player telling Chelsea he wants to join them, according to talkSPORT. Manchester City remain in talks to sign Enzo Fernandez from Chelsea, who are holding out for a £120m fee, reports The Independent.
Nottingham Forest have made a £22m offer for Crystal Palace wing-back Daniel Munoz, according to the Daily Mail.
Aston Villa have sent a delegation to Milan to negotiate the loan signing of Rafael Leao, who also has an offer from Galatasaray, reports the Daily Mail.
Liverpool midfielder Harvey Elliott is attracting interest from Italian sides Napoli and Lazio, according to the Daily Mail.
Napoli have made contact with Newcastle to ask about Nick Woltemade's availability on a loan deal, reports Fabrizio Romano.
Hull City face a battle to convince Manchester United midfielder Toby Collyer to rejoin them, according to The Sun.
Harry Amass's Manchester United future hinges on whether the club sign a left-back in the final days of the window, reports The Sun.
Manchester United will change their kit to ensure full compliance with Premier League regulations ahead of the weekend, according to The Sun.
Aston Villa attackers Bradley Burrowes and Luka Lynch are available to leave the club on loan before the summer window deadline, reports The Athletic.
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