TRANSFER RUMOURS
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Tottenham Hotspur are confident they will sign 24-year-old Southampton and Denmark midfielder Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg, even though Everton have had a bid of £25m accepted.
(Guardian)
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Newcastle are planning to approach Real Madrid with a loan offer for 22-year-old Serbia forward Luka Jovic, with the club's scouts working under the assumption that the proposed Saudi Arabi-backed takeover will not happen.
(Shields Gazette)
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Alternatively, the Magpies will attempt to sign English forward Callum Wilson, 28, from Bournemouth if the Cherries are relegated.
(Daily Express)
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Leeds United, newly promoted to the Premier League, could move for 38-year-old Swedish striker Zlatan Ibrahimovic, who has admitted he is unlikely to extend his deal with AC Milan.
(Sun)
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Manchester City are keen to sign AC Milan midfielder Ismael Bennacer, but face competition from Paris St-Germain with the 22-year-old Algerian's fee set to exceed £45m.
(Le10 Sport)
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Chelsea and Brazil midfielder Willian, 32, is close to agreeing a free transfer to Arsenal as his contract runs down at the Blues.
(ESPN Brasil)
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English midfielder Adam Lallana, 32, could agree a deal to return to former club Southampton after his contract expired at Liverpool.
(Daily Express)
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Arsenal are considering a move for Aston Villa midfielder Douglas Luiz, 22, but Manchester City could trigger a buy-back clause for the Brazil international.
(90min)
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Valencia are planning moves for Chelsea goalkeeper Kepa Arrizabalaga, 25, and Manchester City's 34-year-old midfielder and fellow Spaniard David Silva.
(90min)
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Leeds are targeting QPR's £20m-rated English forward Eberechi Eze, 22, as a signing to bolster their squad for the Premier League.
(Sun)
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Everton will try to move on DR Congo forward 31-year-old Yannick Bolasie, who is in the final 12 months of his contract, to free up money to pursue a new right winger.
(Liverpool Echo)
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Atletico Madrid will demand the full £109m buy-out clause for Jan Oblak, amid concerns that Manchester United are preparing to rival Chelsea for the goalkeeper's signature.
(Daily Mail)
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Aston Villa have lined up Reading's John Swift, 25, as a replacement for 24-year-old fellow English midfielder Jack Grealish, who has been linked with an £80m move to Manchester United.Sheffield United are also interested in Swift.
(Reading Chronicle)
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Porto are preparing a £6.3m bid for Portugal defender Ruben Semedo, 26, from Olympiakos.
(Sport 24)
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Borussia Dortmund have looked at Werder Bremen's Kosovo winger Milot Rashica, 24, as a potential replacement for 20-year-old England forward Jadon Sancho, who has been linked with Manchester United.
(Daily Telegraph)
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Bayer Leverkusen may pursue a loan deal for Real Madrid's Brazil Under-23 midfielder Reinier, 18, if Germany forward Kai Havertz, 21, leaves for Chelsea.
(Goal)
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Liverpool are hoping to raise £6m from the sale of Loris Karius, with French outfit Montpellier believed to be keen on the German goalkeeper.
(Daily Mail)
MANAGEMENT STUFF
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Robbie Fowler has revealed that he has applied for the vacant head coach roles at Birmingham City and Bristol City.
(Sky Sports)
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Rangers boss Steven Gerrard has turned down the chance to become Championship side Bristol City's next manager.
(Bristol Post)
INTERNATIONAL STUFF
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Nigeria are accelerating their attempts to snatch Arsenal wonderkid Bukayo Saka from England.
(Daily Mail)
OTHER STUFF
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The 24 Championship clubs will meet on Thursday to discuss proposals for an £18m salary cap that could be introduced as early as next season.
(Sky Sports)
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English defender Japhet Tanganga, 21, is close to signing a new contract with Spurs.
(London Evening Standard)
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Arsenal are set to offer Gabon striker Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang a new contract worth about £250,000 a week plus bonuses as they try to convince the 31-year-old to stay.
(Daily Telegraph)
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Football fans will watch their teams in the flesh for the first time since March on August 30, when Wembley is set to host the Community Shield.
(Daily Mail)
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The top Premier League clubs are proposing to field their development sides in the Carabao Cup next season so that they can play in European competitions in the same weeks.
(Times)
Source BBCSport/SkySports