Kepa Arrizabalaga is currently undergoing a medical at Bournemouth after they agreed on a loan deal with Chelsea.
The move has no option or obligation to buy and will see Kepa link up with Andoni Iraola nine years after playing together at Athletic Club.
Ahead of his move to Bournemouth, the 29-year-old has penned a new two-year deal with Chelsea.
His contract with the Blues was due to expire at the end of this season, meaning he likely would have left Stamford Bridge on a free transfer if he didn't agree to fresh terms.
Kepa joined Chelsea in a £72.6million transfer from Athletic Bilbao in 2018 and remains the world's most expensive goalkeeper.
The Romelu Lukaku saga is nearly over with the Belgian striker close to completing a move to Napoli.
According to reports, issues over image rights have now been resolved, with final checks to be conducted before completion - the ex-Chelsea striker will also need to fly to Italy and complete his medical.
Lukaku is said to have been in touch with new Napoli boss Antonio Conte every day since Friday.
Chelsea are expected to receive around £25m for the deal.
Federico Chiesa has reportedly told Liverpool he is ready to sign after initial talks between club and player went well.
The contract 'won't be an issue' for the Italian, 26, with Juventus asking for around £12.7m (€15m).
However, Barcelona are also said to be interested in the winger but will have to wait until next week to make an approach, due to their complex financial situation.
Saudi Arabia’s Pro League have also expressed interest in him.
Sterling wants to stay in England’s top flight but still has three years left on a £325,000 a week contract plus bonuses.
He will accept a compromise if the overall severance package and alternative club is suitable but he will not ask for a transfer.
And that is putting pressure on Chelsea’s sporting directors Paul Winstanley and Laurence Stewart to come up with an agreeable golden goodbye to see Sterling quit.
Bayern Munich all-time great Lothar Matthaus is astounded Matthijs de Ligt was sold to Manchester United.
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The Bundesliga giants have so far paired former United target Kim Min-jae and Arsenal-linked Dayot Upamecano in central defence.
But ex-Germany midfielder Matthaus told Sky Sports Germany: “The defence is and remains Bayern’s Achilles heel,
“Matthijs de Ligt was sold, even though he was the most stable defender over the past two years. He was the leader of the backline. Now Bayern are again looking for a successor to David Alaba.
For me, it’s pathetic that this leader is missing. If de Ligt had not been sold, I would not have worries at (about) FC Bayern now
“But my opinion about him is probably different to the people in charge. It’s a decision that has to be accepted.
“But many – including within the team – are just shaking their heads. Because the players also know that their defence is shaky. And then the best defender is sold.”
Possible Man Utd, Arsenal and Chelsea target Ivan Toney was left out of Brentford’s squad for the second Premier League game in a row, as talk of his transfer intensifies.
Manager Thomas Frank said: “The status is the same as last week.
“Things are going on with transfer speculation so the decision is the same. He is training well, there is no problem.
“I’d rather focus on the game and the players that are playing instead of talking about him.”
Sancho, 24, is yet to feature in a matchday squad for Erik ten Hag's side this season despite apparently patching things up with the Dutchman following their bust-up last season.
SunSport have taken a look at the possible look of the Red Devils for the upcoming season.
Saudi Arabia’s Pro League have also expressed interest in him.
Sterling wants to stay in England’s top flight but still has three years left on a £325,000 a week contract plus bonuses.
He will accept a compromise if the overall severance package and alternative club is suitable but he will not ask for a transfer.
And that is putting pressure on Chelsea’s sporting directors Paul Winstanley and Laurence Stewart to come up with an agreeable golden goodbye to see Sterling quit.
Victor Osimhen has been linked in the past year with Arsenal as well as Manchester United - and, most recently, Chelsea.
But now it's claimed Liverpool is the Napoli striker's likeliest destination if he switches to the Prem.
Osimhen has reportedly ruled out switching to Saudi Arabia.
And although Chelsea have been the main movers this summer, The Times reckon Arne slot's Liverpool are in fact best placed to recruit the Nigerian 25-year-old.
LIVERPOOL have reportedly opened talks with Juventus over a cut-price deal for flop forward Federico Chiesa.
The misfit attacker, who can play out wide or through the middle, is up for sale after being axed by new Juve boss Thiago Motta.
Big things were expected of Chiesa when he joined the Turin club four years ago.
But in that time he’s managed just 32 goals in 131 games.
And Juventus haven’t lifted a single Serie A title either — despite winning the previous nine seasons prior to his arrival.
Chiesa’s inconsistency and injury problems mean he’s now up for sale at just £12.5million — a considerable loss on the £45m Juventus paid for him from Fiorentina.