Transfer news LIVE! Arsenal to sign Rice. Chelsea put forward £51m attacking bid; Man United still wants Onana. spurs

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Signings are dropping at a dangerous pace in the transfer window with Arsenal, Chelsea, Tottenham and Manchester United all looking to plow in some serious cash. The Gunners are on the verge of signing Declan Rice for £105m plus a £40m deal for Jurrien Timber, after they announce the arrival of Kai Havertz.

Chelsea and Manchester United have agreed a £60m deal for Mason Mount, who will undergo a medical on Monday. Next, the Blues want Brighton’s Moises Caicedo and Brighton’s Jabri Vega after completing the signing of Nicholas Jackson, and a new £51m bid for Dusan Vlahovic has also been rumored. Man United remain linked with Andre Onana despite Inter Milan’s £60m valuation of the goalkeeper, and talk of a switch to Feyenoord’s Justin Bigelow.

Spurs have already spent more than £80m this summer, most recently to sign James Maddison, and are now looking to bolster their defense with Edmund Tapsopa, Micky van de Ven and Gleeson Bremer interested. Liverpool Football Club has announced the signing of Dominic Zuboszlai, after completing his medical treatment. Catch up on the latest news, gossip, and rumors below!

The latest transfer news and rumors

Here is what new Liverpool £60m signing Dominic Zuboszlai had to say in his first words since Leipzig switched to Anfield today…

“It’s really good. I enjoyed the last one.” [few] days and I look forward to getting to know everyone better,” he said.

“The last three or four days have been really long; it hasn’t been that easy. But in the end, here I am, I’m happy and I can’t wait to get started.

“[A] Really historic club, really good players, good coach, everything is good. For me it was ideal to take the next step at a club like this. The fans, the stadium, everything is fine.”

Liverpool via Getty Images1688310473 Liverpool confirm Dominic Zuboszli’s deal

It’s a done deal at Anfield!

Liverpool have now officially announced the £60m signing of Dominic Zuboszlai from RB Leipzig.

The Hungarian striker signed a long-term contract in Merseyside after his release clause in the Bundesliga was successfully triggered last week, claiming the number 8 shirt that was recently vacated due to the exit of Naby Keita.

Szoboszlai follows World Cup winner Alexis Mac Allister as Jurgen Klopp’s second signing in an important summer.

Liverpool F.C. via Getty Images1688307826 Tottenham have completed Pedro Borrow’s permanent deal

Tottenham have now technically completed their fourth signing in the summer transfer window already.

Tottenham are looking to start a new Ange Postecoglou era quickly, welcoming both James Maddison and Guglielmo Vicario to north London this week.

Tottenham also finally turned Dejan Kulusevski’s long-term loan from Juventus into a full-time deal last month and have now done the same with Pedro Buru, according to Fabrizio Romano.

Tottenham had a mandatory obligation to sign the Spanish right-back permanently for £39m when they initially loaned him from Sporting Lisbon until the end of the season in January.

That’s now officially done, according to Romano.

Tottenham Hotspur FC via Getty Images1688302119 Declan Rice money will be split four ways by West Ham

David Moyes wants to sign four new players with the money from the sale of Declan Rice to Arsenal.

James Ward-Prowse and Joao Balinha are the two main targets for two central midfield roles that West Ham are eyeing.

A new left-back and winger are also in demand, according to Football Insider, with Harvey Barnes on their radar.

Liverpool said no more than Levi Colwell

Chelsea have dropped inquiries about Levi Colwell from Manchester City and Liverpool.

According to 90 Minutes, the Reds have twice asked about signing the defender following his loan spell at Brighton.

Colwell has been offered a new contract by Chelsea as they look to impress new manager Mauricio Pochettino with a first-team tour.

The FA Championship via Getty Images1688299286 David De Gea’s saga continues

Manchester United have withdrawn a deal to sign David De Gea on a new contract after he agreed to keep the goalkeeper.

The chaotic saga, as reported by Football Insider, has seen the Red Devils offer reduced terms in their New Deal rewrite for veterans.

De Gea is officially a free agent while United are targeting a new keeper, with Justin Bigelow now selected as their first target.

Saudi club Al-Nasr reportedly wants to sign De Gea.

Manchester United via Getty Images1688297858 chat Sadio Mane helped Nicholas Jackson decide on a Chelsea transfer

Nicholas Jackson revealed part of his motivation for signing for Chelsea.

The young forward struck up a conversation with fellow Senegal international Sadio Mane about his move, having watched the likes of Didier Drogba and Demba Ba at Stamford Bridge as a child.

“I spoke to Sadio Mane about him and he praised him very much [Mauricio Pochettino]Jackson said wonderful things about him,” Jackson told the club’s website.

“Sadio told me that the manager would help me a lot to improve and do well if I listened to what he told me, and that’s exactly what I’m going to do.”

ES 1688296070 Kai Havertz compound won’t deter Emile Smith Rowe

Emile Smith Rowe has vowed to stay at Arsenal and fight for his place following the arrival of Kai Havertz.

He told The Sun: “I see what’s going on and it’s obviously good for the club to add strength to the squad. I feel the additions we’re making will really help the team progress again.

“It’s really exciting so I hope we can go further next season.

“naturally [it is extra competition]But this is football. You just have to keep at it. I have to keep working hard and this is a healthy competition. I must keep fighting.”

Arsenal FC via Getty Images1688294510 Enter a comment Romelu Lukaku Wait

Inter chairman Pepe Marotta has admitted uncertainty over whether the Italian club can complete another deal for Chelsea striker Romelu Lukaku.

“Let’s not forget this move by the previous owners of Chelsea,” he said.

So the new owners have to think about whether Lukaku is part of their project and plans for the future. If not, their strategy will change.

“Obviously they can’t think of putting it on the market for a big fee. I think the offer from Saudi Arabia was around £43m, which is still far from the fee we got from Chelsea, which was £99m.” .

AP1688293466 Burnley want Arsenal outcast

Albert Lokonga is set to leave Arsenal this summer with Burnley keen on a deal.

Vincent Kompany wants to sign the Belgium midfielder on a permanent basis but The Sun says the player is unsure about a move.

A loan deal could be struck instead with the Gunners set to sever ties with a £15m signing.

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