FOOTBALL

IBTimes UK sports editor Nick Howson reviews the best and worst deals of the summer transfer window.

De Gea's position at Old Trafford is under major scrutiny in the aftermath of the collapse of his move to Real Madrid.

Benteke's national team staff are hoping that the striker will be fit for their second Euro 2016 qualifier against Cyprus.

Record outlay supported by higher revenues on the back of new broadcast agreements.

David de Gea wanted Real Madrid move according to compatriot Sergio Ramos.

Schweinsteiger has insisted that he is happy with life in Manchester.

Marco Reus was offered to Manchester United for a fee in the range of £60m.

Arsene Wenger has been criticised for failing to sign a single outfield player during the summer transfer window.

Madrid great Hugo Sanchez believes Louis van Gaal is a scoundrel for the way he treated Chicharito

United insist Real Madrid made the telling mistakes on Monday night, not them.

The 20-year-old will wear no. 94 at the Serie A giants.

Tiago Ilori leaves Liverpool for Aston Villa on loan with the possibility to make the deal permanent

Chairman Jeremy Peace has further bemoaned Spurs' transfer tactics after two more failed bids.

Poole joins the club for a reported fee of £100k.

Big money figures impossible to turn down for the French outfit.

Pundit and former Red Devils defender says Frenchman not to blame for his sky-high fee.

Jamaica international signs five-year deal at Stamford Bridge after clubs agree £4m deal.

Gunners' legend says side clearly miss a marquee player up front.

French forward surpasses new teammate Luke Shaw as most expensive teenager in world football.

Versatile forward is currently on loan at Vitesse.

Scottish captain tips Evans to rediscover his top form at Tony Pulis's side.

American Yedlin off to Sunderland for increased chances at first team football.

Defenders warned they need to show how good they are after recent failures.

England international to remain with Championship outfit despite deadline day links.

Pursuit of the Paris Saint-Germain starlet under way despite claims he is not for sale.

Catalan newspaper Sport claims Premier League giants offered around £14.5m for move to Old Trafford.

Bernabeu club claim they did "everything necessary" to sign De Gea on final day of Spanish window.

Pato and Sao Paulo suggest the player is going nowhere.

Former manager Harry Redknapp expects Spurs to break West Bromwich Albion's resolve.