TRANSFER RUMOURS
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Manchester City failed with a transfer deadline day bid of £60m for Crystal Palace forward Eberechi Eze, with the Eagles refusing to budge from their £80m asking price for the 25-year-old England international.
(Sunday Mirror)
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Saudi Pro League side Al Ittihad are ready to make a last-ditch £200m offer to Liverpool for star forward Mohamed Salah as they prepare one final push to land the Egyptian.
(Mail on Sunday)
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Galatasaray are continuing talks with Manchester United about a deal to sign Netherlands midfielder Donny van de Beek, having had a £1m loan offer for the 26-year-old rejected on transfer deadline day.
(Mail on Sunday)
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Galatasaray are also looking at a move for Tottenham and Denmark midfielder Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg, 28, with the transfer window still open in Turkey.
(Ajansspor)
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Tottenham could agree to end French keeper Hugo Lloris' deal with the club a year early after the 36-year-old failed to secure a move on transfer deadline day having been offered a late switch to Newcastle United and approached by Nice.
(Football Insider)
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English striker Andre Gray, whose previous clubs include Luton Town, Brentford, Burnley and Watford, is being monitored by a number of Championship clubs after the 32-year-old left Greek side Aris Saloniki by mutual consent.
(Football Insider)
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Atletico Madrid and Belgium midfielder Yannick Carrasco, 29, will travel to Saudi Arabia to complete a £12.9m (15m euro) move to Al-Shabab. .
(Fabrizio Romano)
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Juventus midfielder Paul Pogba is a target for Saudi Pro League clubs Al-Ahli and Al-Ittihad, who could both make a move for the 30-year-old France international as their transfer window remains open.
(Gazzetta dello Sport)
OTHER STUFF
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Manchester City are set to offer Norway striker Erling Haaland a basic salary of £600,000-a-week if he extends his deal with them beyond 2027 as they look to stop him moving to Real Madrid or the Saudi Pro League.
(Daily Star on Sunday)
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Manchester United's owners, the Glazer family, are set to take the club off the market after failing to secure the asking price they wanted to sell the club.
(Mail on Sunday)
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Football clubs and players coughed up a record £165.8m in unpaid tax last season, figures reveal.
(Sun on Sunday)
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