Arsenal-linked goalkeeper Joan Garcia claims he is "very happy"’ at his childhood club Espanyol.
The 23-year-old, who played twice for Spain Under-21s, is one of the stoppers reportedly under consideration by the Gunners.
Ex-Arsenal keeper Wojciech Szczęsny is another who could be on the list.
But Garcia has been quoted today as confirming he is settled at his LaLiga club, where he has been sine 2016.
Four major clubs could be amongst a string of teams ready to pursue Manchester United winger Jadon Sancho in the next fortnight.
Reported interest from Paris Saint-Germain in the 24-year-old Englishman is perhaps the most surprising.
Chelsea and Juventus are also said to be monitoring the situation.
And it's claimed Sancho's old club Borussia Dortmund aren't out of the running - despite initial suggestions he'd be too expensive for the Germans.
Old Trafford manager Erik ten Hag has insisted his issues with the wideman are in the past.
But Sancho didn't make the cut for the season-opening 1-0 Prem win over Fulham last Friday.
And he's a decent tip to depart before the end of the transfer window.
Arsenal could launch a shock bid to bring back keeper Wojciech Szczesny, it's claimed.
The Poland star, 34, joined current club Juventus in 2017 after eight years at the Emirates.
Wolves, Southampton and Nottingham Forest are being linked with Gunners' back-up stopper Aaron Ramsdale.
And that means Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta will want an experienced stopper behind first-choice David Raya.
HITC's Graeme Bailey reckons Szczesny is a genuine contender.
The Warsaw-born ace had loan spells away from the Emirates with Brentford and Roma before his Juve move.
Manchester United have reportedly been offered Manuel Ugarte on loan with an option to buy.
But Paris Saint-Germain’s £51million price tag is still too high for Old Trafford chiefs.
Ugarte, 23, is Erik ten Hag’s top midfield target after moving to France from Sporting Lisbon last summer.
The Uruguay ace failed to make an impression under PSG boss Luis Enrique. And he is now wanted by United for a stunning Premier League switch.
It’s reckoned broad personal terms have been agreed between club and player. But United have so far been unable to strike a deal with PSG.
The French champs were initially asking for £60m, giving them a £9m profit on a player who has only been with them for one season.
United backed off after being quoted the eye-watering figure.
Yet the Mail claims PSG have returned to the table and offered Ugarte to the Red Devils on loan.
Real Sociedad midfielder Mikel Merino is still tipped to join Arsenal.
The Gunners are thought to have seen a bid of more than £25million rejected for the Spain stylist.
But it's believed negotiations are continuing over the 28-year-old.
And transfer guru Fabrizio Romano is among those "fully expecting" a deal to be agreed.
Juventus winger Federico Chiesa is rated a surprise Manchester United target.
The Italy star, 26, has been mainly linked with Barcelona.
But it's claimed United have an outside interest in the 26-year-old as Barca have "complications" with registering players.
Chiesa fought back from a knee injury to notch 10 goals and three assists from 37 games for Juve last term.
And it's understood he'd prefer a move to Spain.
But reports this morning suggest the Red Devils might not be out of the running.
Olympic silver medallist Adrien Truffert could hit gold with a switch to a Premier League giant.
Rennes and Co missed out on the top gong at Paris 2024 when Spain won the men's football final 5-3 after extra time.
But the 22-year-old is rated a surprise target for Manchester United and Liverpool.
However, his home-country team still hope to keep their star man
And although Truffert has been rated at a gettable £12.7million, a summer switch is far from certain.
The Belgium-born ace was a regular at the Olympics but his only full cap came in 2022.
Arsenal back-up keeper Aaron Ramsdale might have to wait until the 11th hour to see if Wolves land him.
Ramsdale's demotion to second-choice at the Emirates was underlined by David Raya confirming his permanent arrival from Brentford in the summer.
Southampton and Nottingham Forest are reportedly among the 26-year-old's other admirers.
There was also thought to have been interest from abroad in the five-cap Englishman.
Wolves have reportedly tabled a loan bid with an option to buy.
But talkSPORT’s Alex Crook says "sources close to Ramsdale" have told him "there’s a long way to go" to see if the move will go ahead.
Conor Gallagher looked thrilled to land in Spain ahead of his move to Atletico Madrid.
The England midfielder has been sent back and forth on a private jet after agreeing personal terms with the LaLiga club weeks ago.
His Atletico deal is back on after Chelsea signed their winger Joao Felix for an undisclosed fee on Monday.
Gallagher was ordered to return to Madrid on Tuesday evening to finally complete a move away from his boyhood club.
Raheem Sterling has been axed from Chelsea’s squad for a SECOND successive game.
Just two days after being dumped from Sunday’s Prem opener against Manchester City, the England winger, 29, has been excluded for Thursday's Conference League play-off with Servette.
The Blues welcome the Swiss side to Stamford Bridge for the opening of a two-legged tie that will determine if they will play European football this season.
And Sterling - who has three years left to run on his current Chelsea contract - will play no part.
Defenders Ben Chilwell, Tosin Adarabioyo and Wesley Fofana were also not included on Chelsea’s A-list submitted to Uefa.
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The 22-year-old left Manchester City for Chelsea last summer and has taken the Premier League by storm.
Since his arrival, he has made over 40 goal contributions for the Blues.
A number of Prem side are interested in Rennes left-back Adrien Truffert.
According to L’Equipe there is a number of teams from the Premier League are keen on the 22-year-old, including Man Utd, Liverpool, Nottingham Forest and Wolves. Paris Saint-Germain are also mentioned.
Truffert is a graduate of the French sides academy that produced Eduardo Camavinga, Ousmane Dembele, Mathys Tel, Sylvain Wiltord and Mikael Silvestre among others.
His contract at the club expired in 2026.
Oxford have signed an Indonesian wonderkid with an astonishing four million Instagram followers.
Marselino Ferdinan even boasts 3.8million more fans on the platform than his new club.
Oxford's official club account has just 175,000 on the photo-sharing site.
He joins from Belgian club Deinze and could make his debut against Blackburn on Saturday.
If he does, he will become the first Indonesian-born player to feature in the second tier of English football.
Brentford are reportedly confident of selling Ivan Toney to Saudi Arabia side Al-Ahli for £50million despite a late transfer push from Chelsea.
SunSport exclusively revealed yesterday that Chelsea are weighing up a £45m swoop.
But the Times claims Saudi giants Al-Ahli are leading the race after having a £35m offer rejected last week.
It’s reckoned the Middle Eastern side have agreed personal terms with Toney over a lucrative long-term contract.
And Brentford are now holding out for a £50m fee, having initially valued Toney at £70m at the end of last season.
Kane Taylor has left Man City Academy to join Aston Villa on £750k deal.
City will have 25 per cent sell-on clause for the 19-year-old.
The 2005-born midfielder has shinned for the clubs U21 side scoring eight goals with six assists in 28 appearances last season.
SunSport has taken a look at seven players who could be saying farewell to Old Trafford and bring in more than £100million in the process.
Man Utd and Liverpool want to sign Rennes left-back Adrien Truffert, according to L'Equipe.
Truffert started five of France's six games at the Olympics and has impressed in Ligue Un.
He has also featured regularly in Europe over the last few years and has Champions League experience.
Everton have rejected an offer from Marseille for striker Neal Maupay.
The French club made a loan bid for the 28-year-old, but Everton prefer a permanent move, or a loan with an obligation to buy.
Aston Villa are among the clubs monitoring Liverpool defender Joe Gomez after his opening day snub, according to talkSPORT.
Villa boss Unai Emery is looking to bolster his backline before next Friday’s transfer deadline and versatile Liverpool centre-back/full-back Gomez is among the list of options.
Any move is likely to depend on the future of Villa centre-back Diego Carlos, who is wanted by Fulham.
Liverpool are closing in on a deal to sign Valencia goalkeeper Giorgi Mamardashvili which would see him stay on loan at the Spanish club before joining Anfield next summer, according to Fabrizio Romano.
It is claimed the two clubs are in talks over a package worth more than £25.6million, with the add-ons structure to be agreed.
The deal is reportedly advancing to the final stages and would see the Georgia international stay on loan at Valencia this season.
Panathinaikos are close to agreeing a deal with Manchester United over the signing of Facundo Pellistri, according to Sky Sports News.
A fee under discussion is understood to be in the region of £5m and United have negotiated a significant sell-on clause.
Once agreed, Pellistri will travel to Greece for a medical.
Joao Felix has completed his medical ahead of a £40million transfer to Chelsea.
He is now set to put pen to paper on a six-year deal which includes the option of a further year.
Clubs in England, Italy and Germany have explored the conditions of a deal for Brighton defender Tariq Lamptey, according to Sky Sports News.
Lamptey has entered the final year of his contract at Brighton and there have been no concrete talks so far over a new deal.
Fulham are set to beat Man Utd to the signing of Burnley star Sander Berge.
United switched their focus to Berge after moving on from Manuel Ugarte and the midfielder was believed to be keen on the switch.
But Fulham are now set to land the Norwegian in a transfer worth £20million plus £5m in add-ons.