Premier League transfer window

Nicol does not think Aguero will want to play second fiddle to Gabriel Jesus.

Los Colchoneros president says talks may happen in January, but doubts anything will happen.

Both midfielder and club president Enrique Cerezo have reiterated that Spanish Under-21 star will stay put.

RB Leipzig midfielder hopes to one day play for "very big club" such as City, Barcelona or Real Madrid.

Rooney has been heavily linked with a return to Goodison Park.

Sessegnon is keen to play regularly as he looks to build on a promising start to his career.

Stuart Pearce believes the Premier League's elite should be trying to sign Burnley centre-back.

Wimmer is behind Toby Alderweireld, Jan Vertonghen and Eric Dier in the Spurs pecking order.

Brazilian midfielder has also attracted strong interest from Crystal Palace and Hebei China Fortune.

Club president Jean-Michel Aulas has also provided updates on OL's pursuits of Olivier Giroud and Mariano.

Lukaku recently said staying at Goodison Park is 'not an option' for him.

Liverpool legend Steve Nicol does not believe the Southampton defender is worth £60m ($76.9m).

"Very few players play at Real Madrid at the age of 18," says newly re-elected Los Blancos president.

Manager Jose Mourinho is keen to further strengthen his squad with the signing of Fabinho.

Everton are expected to loan out the forward to Anderlecht to continue his development.

Everton are keen on hoovering up the brightest young talent available

Spanish midfielder signed a three-year deal at Elland Road on Tuesday.

Traore completed an £8.8m move to Lyon on Monday (27 June).

David Ginola does not want teenager to fall by the wayside like so many other fabled wonderkids.

Charlie Daniels has praised Dutch international's impact during a short-lived loan spell in 2016-17.

Monaco midfielder poised to become Chelsea's first summer signing.

Umut Guner is insistent that any club wishing to sign Benfica loanee will have to wait another 12 months.

Wilshere has one year left on his deal in north London.

Rooney's time at Old Trafford seems to be coming to an end.

Sandro's proposed move to Everton is all but done.

Although undisputedly talented, the Spanish striker is not worth the sort of money currently being touted.

United are believed to be keen on Kane, but Ginola wants to see the Englishman remain in north London.

French striker could finally make the move to north London this summer.

21-year-old's snub paved the way for Mohamed Salah to move to Anfield.

Vidal and Sanchez are currently on international duty at the Confederations Cup.