The summer transfer window is into its final month for the major European leagues, which means the biggest clubs are looking to make a splash in the market before the new season begins. Check out the latest gossip below, and see all official deals here.
TOP STORY: Man City's Bernardo Silva rejects Spurs move
Bernardo Silva has turned down a move to Tottenham Hotspur as part of a potential deal that would take Harry Kane to Manchester City.
The Athletic reports that the 27-year-old has no intention of making the switch to Spurs and is instead holding out for a move to Spain.
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It is well reported that City boss Pep Guardiola is interested in a move for England captain Kane, but sources have told ESPN that Tottenham CEO Daniel Levy values Kane, who has three years left on his contract, at more than £150 million.
Silva was reportedly involved in a first offer for the 28-year-old Kane that was later rejected. City have made it known that the Portugal international is free to leave the club after a four-year stay if they receive a suitable offer.
Atletico Madrid are a club that have long been linked with a move for Silva and are said to still be keen on a swoop for him as they look to bolster their ranks to retain the LaLiga title they won last season.
If he was to stay at the club, game time could be limited for Silva after the £100m arrival of Jack Grealish from Aston Villa with the Etihad outfit still looking to raise funds off the back of his move and any potential transfer for Kane.
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08.15 BST: Arsenal have completed the permanent signing of midfielder Martin Odegaard from Real Madrid for around €40m.
Odegaard, 22, spent last season on loan with the Premier League club and scored two goals in 20 appearances.
The nNorway international returned to Spain this summer and attempted to break into Madrid's first team but was told by new manager Carlo Ancelotti that he would face competition for a regular place.
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PAPER GOSSIP (by Luke Thrower)
- Arsenal are looking to move on three players from their squad before the end of the summer transfer window, according to transfer expert Fabrizio Romano. The Gunners are hoping to receive offers for Willian, Hector Bellerin and Lucas Torreira, none of which played a part in their opening day defeat to Brentford.
- United States international Weston McKennie could be set to leave Juventus after just one season at the Serie A club. That is according to Calciomercato, which reports that the Bianconeri are willing to listen to offers for the 22-year-old. McKennie had made a good start at Juve after joining from Schalke for €18.5m, but played a more sporadic role as the season wore on.
- While outgoings may be a priority at Barcelona amid well-reported financial difficulties, there is still a view on incomings at Camp Nou. AS reports that Ronald Koeman is hoping to add Getafe midfielder Mauro Arambarri to his ranks but only as an initial loan as they look to sort out their wage issues. Not only do Barcelona have to move some players on to make a move possible, Getafe are reportedly holding out for a club to trigger the player's release clause of €25m to let him leave.
- Internazionale are growing confident in signing striker Marcus Thuram from Borussia Monchengladbach, according to Sky Italy. The Nerazzurri have been looking to bolster their attacking options after the departure of Romelu Lukaku to Chelsea, having already moved to sign Edin Dzeko from AS Roma this window. The Bundesliga club's initial valuation was €30m, something that Inter were unlikely to meet but it is believed the two parties have advanced in talks since.
- Jesse Lingard is prepared to leave Manchester United if the club cannot guarantee him game time, according to The Times. The 28-year-old impressed on-loan last season for West Ham United, bringing him back into the England reckoning with a call-up before Euro 2020, though he didn't make the final squad. Lingard has been involved in the Red Devils' preseason, scoring against both QPR and Derby County, but with United's strength in attacking depth, there is no guarantee he will get as much game time as he desires.
Source: espn.co.uk