Premier League transfer window

Spurs manager Mauricio Pochettino intends on keeping Dier at the club.

Bakayoko will become Chelsea's third first-team signing following the arrival of Caballero and Rudiger.

Real Madrid right-back could complete €31m switch to Stamford Bridge soon with Blues edging ahead of Juventus.

Sanchez scored 30 goals in all competitions last season.

Manager Paul Clement insists any sale will be dictated by Swansea amid rumours of £50m asking price.

Victor Lindelof and Romelu Lukaku are United's two signings thus far.

The Reds first announced that they had agreed to terms with Solanke in late May.

Adnan Januzaj has a year left in his current contract.

Donnarumma performed a u-turn after initially rejecting AC Milan's contract offer.

Lukaku joined United from Everton in a deal worth £100m.

Brazilian admits he 'cannot' stop thinking about moving to Camp Nou.

Arsenal midfielder will not sign a new contract according to latest reports.

Parker thinks Rooney 'let himself down' during periods of his spell at Old Trafford.

Injury-plagued defender hoping to increase role under Jurgen Klopp, although loan move could prove beneficial.

Craig Shakespeare could hand frustrated winger more first-team starts in 2017-18.

Martial has struggled for regular game time under Jose Mourinho.

Redknapp believes Costa has become a disruptive influence at Stamford Bridge.

Arsene Wenger believes French striker adds "great value to the squad" and is determined to keep the forward.

Spaniard hints the Toon are unable to financially compete with the biggest clubs.

Iheanacho destined to leave City after being frozen out by Pep Guardiola.

Antonio Conte's men in desperate need of new forward.

Pat Nevin believes Champions League qualification could offset the potential £50m fee for the Icelander.

AS Monaco's Bakayoko is also a target for Manchester United.

Lacazette joined Arsenal in a club record deal from Lyon as United signed Lukaku from Everton.

The 67-year-old is hopeful of a contract extension for the Chilean.

England Under-20 World Cup star completes move to Anfield after Blues contract officially expires.

Everton have been remarkably proactive this summer.

Rooney said there was 'only one place he was going' after becoming aware of Koeman's interest.

Reds boss insists nothing is yet decided as Ward, Simon Mignolet and Loris Karius all compete for top job.

Manager Luciano Spalletti wants clarify over the Croatia international's future at the San Siro.