Upon his arrival in Germany, Gross said: "I'm really looking forward to BVB. For me, this move is simply a huge thing, because I've been a Dortmund fan since I was a little boy.
"I will try to repay the club's trust with my style and I can't wait to play in front of the BVB fans at the Signal Iduna Park with my new teammates and to work together with everyone to ensure that we achieve our big goals."
Pascal Gross has officially left Brighton to join boyhood club Borussia Dortmund.
In a statement, Brighton chairman Tony Bloom said: "In terms of his contribution on the pitch, Pascal goes down as the club's greatest-ever Premier League signing. He has been with us since the start of the Premier League era, and has been such a superb player for us.
"He has been a joy to watch and contributed so many important and memorable moments across the last seven seasons. I am really sad to see him leave - and I know it has not been an easy decision for him - but I understand his desire to see out his career at the top of the German game with the club he grew up supporting.
"On behalf of all Brighton & Hove Albion fans I would like to wholeheartedly thank Pascal, and I wish him well with Dortmund. The term legend is often overused, but in Pascal's case he is a genuine legend of this club and will be welcome back here at any time in the future."
Man Utd could complete the signing of Matthijs de Ligt following the injury to Lenny Yoro.
The Red Devils have reportedly agreed personal terms with the centre-back.
He has been omitted from Bayern Munich's pre-season tour but the two clubs are yet to agree a fee.
Conor Gallagher has turned down a three-year contract offer from Chelsea, according to The Athletic.
The midfielder appears to be heading for the exit door this summer with Atletico Madrid now the frontrunners for his signature.
Chelsea have agreed a fee of around £35million with the Spanish side but had hoped to persuade Gallagher to stay by offering him a new deal - as the England star has just a year remaining on his current contract.
Arsenal have been urged to swoop for Newcastle United hitman Alexander Isak.
Former Gunners star Jermaine Pennant said: "Alexander Isak would be a perfect signing for Arsenal or Liverpool.
“He’s got that stature of a big 9, which is great to have.
“He can finish, which we’ve seen at Newcastle.
“I think he would be an amazing signing and would take Liverpool or Arsenal to the next step by winning the Premier League.”
Newcastle United boss Eddie Howe admits he's hopeful of bringing more reinforcements to St James' Park before the transfer window closes. at the end of the month.
Speaking after the Toon's 4-1 win over Urawa Red Diamonds on Wednesay morning, he said: "I hope so.
"But I’ve got no idea how close things are.
"I hope so. We’re working hard to try and make that happen."
Conor Gallagher is set to join Atletico Madrid after turning down a new three-year deal at Chelsea on Wednesday.
The Spanish club have agreed a £33million deal with the Blues with the Premier League club now supporting Gallagher's move to Madrid.
Gallagher, who joined Chelsea's academy aged eight, also turned down a fresh deal in June, with the club offering attractive terms.
Personal terms have not been agreed with Madrid but Gallagher is keen on the move and Chelsea are now supporting him in his efforts to leave the club.
Chelsea have reached a deal to sell Conor Gallagher to Atletico Madrid, it's been claimed.
The Blues have been in negotiations over with the LaLiga outfit over the sale of the England international for the last few days.
And talkSPORT claim the West Londoners "have reached an agreement in principle" to sell the midfielder for £33million.
Arsenal's pursuit of Mikel Merino could be aided by Real Sociedad's admission that they may have to sell the Spain international.
Sociedad president Jokin Aperribay told Mundo Deportivo: "I don’t know.
"We are aware that Merino has offers, and we know them.
"The conversation with him and those around him has been very sincere and hopefully his decision is to stay. He already knows that we want him to stay.
"He has had a renewal offer for some time. And if not, we will try to negotiate the best way out for Real.
"What we think is that the club has to look to the future. Try to be stronger every year or every day.
"You don’t have to hide behind a contract when a player tells you that he wants to take advantage of an opportunity. Daily work makes us stronger."
Steve McClaren has left his role as Erik ten Hag’s assistant to take up his second international job – as manager of Jamaica.
Michael Ricketts, President of the Jamaican Football Federation said: “We are truly elated to announce the appointment of Mr McClaren as head coach of the Reggae Boyz.
“We are confident we made the right decision and we are looking forward to him guiding out nation towards the 2026 FIFA World Cup.”
Arsenal have reportedly submitted a bid for Real Sociedad's Mikel Merino.
That's according to Spanish reporter Matteo Moretto, who claims the Gunners have tabled a £26.2million offer for the Spain international.
He wrote on X: "
“Arsenal is one step away from Mikel Merino.
“In the last few hours the English club has presented a verbal offer of 30 million euros plus bonuses and the agreement with Real Sociedad is close.
“Mikel Merino has already said yes to the Gunners.”
Joe Gomez is reportedly willing to leave Liverpool in what remains of the summer.
The England defender was said to be a makeweight in a shock move for Newcastle's Anthony Gordon, which has fallen through.
And The Daily Mail claim the 27-year-old is open to a move elsewhere after being "happy at the chance of regular first-team football in his favoured position" at St James' Park.
Mikel Arteta admits he's pleased with his business in the transfer window so far.
He said: "I am very happy that we’ve got Riccardo [Calafiori] done.
"As I said, it was very important to have that protection in the backline because of the issues that we had, especially last year when Jurrien was injured.
"It increases the quality and the competition and it's very good for the team."
Leroy Sane is reportedly open to ditching Bayern Munich and returning to the Premier League with Arsenal.
Reporter Graeme Bailey said: “He’s a player that has long been on their radar – Arteta is a big fan.
“Believe the player would be keen on a move to London.
“I know Sane is unsure about his long-term future at Bayern.”
West Ham are reportedly in fresh talks with Borussia Dortmund over a potential deal for striker Niklas Fullkrug.
Transfer guru Fabrizio Romano wrote on X: "West Ham and Borussia Dortmund have new round of talks scheduled to advance on Niklas Fullkrug deal.
"Fullkrug, keen on joining West Ham and deal depends on the clubs."
Emile Smith Rowe has reportedly completed his medical with Fulham.
The England star is on the verge of completing a £34million move to Craven Cottage.
The deal will make him the West Londoners club-record signing.
Ben Chilwell has become a shock target for Manchester United with his Chelsea future in doubt, according to reports.
The England international made only 21 appearances last season under Mauricio Pochettino amid a battle with injury.
There is growing concerns on how Chilwell will fit into new Chelsea manager Enzo Maresca’s set-up.
And according to talkSPORT, he is among United’s targets this summer.
Jurgen Klopp has ruled himself out of taking any new management job, including England, right now - and hinted his coaching days may be over for good.
The German, 57, stepped down as Liverpool boss at the end of last season after nine, trophy-laden years at Anfield left him “running out of energy”.
He has been touted as a possible successor to Gareth Southgate, who quit as Three Lions chief after losing last month’s Euros final.
But any hopes fans may have of Klopp stepping into Southgate’s shoes appear to be dashed after his comments at the International Coaches’ Congress in Wurzburg, Germany.
The Reds icon said: “At the moment, there is nothing at all in terms of jobs. No club, no country.
“England? That would be the biggest loss of face in the history of football if I said I’ll make an exception for you.
"I'm going to do some work. I'm too young to only do padel tennis and grandchildren. Will that be as a coach again? I would actually rule that out at the moment.
"Let's see what it will look like in a few months. Nothing is coming through at the moment."
Leicester City have cooled their interest in Arsenal winger Reiss Nelson.
Foxes boss Steve Cooper was keen on signing the 24-year-old, who played for him at England Under-16 and Under-17 level.
However despite opening talks with the Gunners over a potential move, Leicester have seen their initial interest spark interest in other Premier League clubs.
SunSport understands Leicester have been unable to match some of the financial packages being offered to Nelson by rival Prem clubs.
Although Cooper hasn't given up all hope of landing the talented winger, he is realistic enough to accept it has become a long shot and he is now moving on to other potential signing targets.
Nottingham Forest are on the brink of signing Jota Silva - who is known as the Portuguese Jack Grealish!
The 24-year-old winger is a Grealish lookalike with his long locks, hairband and rolled-down-socks.
On the plus side, Forest will only pay Vitoria Guimaraes an initial £5.9million to land the Portuguese international - £94million less than Man City paid to prise Grealish away from Aston Villa.
However, if he shines Forest will need to pay Guimaraes a further £4.2million in add-ons.
Silva travelled to the UK today to undergo a club medical and finalise his personal terms.
Adrien Rabiot has broken his silence on his departure from Italian champions Juventus.
He wrote on Instagram: “After five seasons at Juventus, five years in Turin, I want to say goodbye and thank you.
“All of you who have been there for me. The club and all its staff.
“And you fans, always close and very affectionate!
“Thanks for everything @juventus. Goodbye and good luck.”
West Ham are on course to sign Crysencio Summerville from Leeds, according to Fabrizio Romano.
He wrote on X: "West Ham have reached an agreement with Crysencio Summerville on personal terms.
"The player said yes to contract and project.
"Negotiations underway between West Ham and Leeds United, after first bid revealed last week."
Arsenal have received a fresh bid for Eddie Nketiah, according to reports..
The Athletic claim the Ligue 1 giants have tabled a £17million for the striker, who played second fiddle to Gabriel Jesus and Gabriel Martinelli last season.
Nketiah, who is keen for more first-team football, was recently urged by former Gunners hitman Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang to swap north London for the south of France.
West Ham are close to agreeing a deal with Manchester United to sign Aaron Wan Bissaka.
However, the defender's wage demands could prove problematic when it comes to personal terms.
Wan-Bissaka, 26, has one year remaining on his deal at Old Trafford meaning he could agree a pre-contract with a club overseas in January on lucrative terms.
The Hammers are confident of securing a deal with the Red Devils, with a fee north of £10million, but are pushing to find a compromise on wages.
New boss Julen Lopetegui is keen to sign a right-back and thought he had landed Bayern Munich's Noussair Mazraoui.
After agreeing a fee with the German giants, the Moroccan snubbed a move to East London and is now set to replace Wan-Bissaka at Old Trafford.
Southampton's Kyle Walker-Peters has also been discussed, though he is lower down on the priority list for Lopetegui.
Brentford are open to keeping Ivan Toney this summer - after his replacement Igor Thiago was ruled out with a knee injury until around Christmas.
Thiago, 23, joined the Bees for a club record £30million from Club Bruges in June with the view to succeeding wantaway Toney.
But the Brazilian damaged his meniscus in last month's (JULY) 5-2 pre-season win against AFC Wimbledon and the club are not expecting him back until around the festive period.
The hammer blow could complicate plans to sell Toney, who has less than a year left on his contract.
Brentford were planning on flogging the England forward, 28, this summer to avoid losing him on a free next June.
They were even open to dropping their £60m price tag when no offers materialised, despite the likes of Arsenal, Tottenham and Chelsea all monitoring Toney’s progress.
The prospect of selling him on the cheap now looks far less likely though due to Thiago’s serious injury - though Toney could still be sold if a bid is received that is judged a fair price.