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Jimmy Butler's $56.8 million expiring contract has generated little interest in the trade market. The Warriors are reluctant to part with all available first-round picks unless it helps them become title contenders. Additionally, the Celtics have previously rejected the Warriors' offer for Jaylen Brown.

According to Romano, Leeds United have reached an agreement with Manchester City to sign goalkeeper James Trafford for a club-record fee. The transfer fee is £40 million, with add-ons attached. The two clubs reached a verbal agreement on the evening. Formal procedures will be completed in the coming days. Leeds United have offered Trafford a long-term contract, and the deal is close to completion.

Romano confirms that Stones has agreed to join Inter Milan. The deal is fully confirmed. The two parties have signed until June 2028, with no renewal option. The player's annual salary after tax is approximately 4 million euros.

Real Madrid offers Vinicius a new contract while Arsenal prepares their first official bid for the Brazilian forward.

Barcelona face a narrowing window to make their move for Alvarez, while Atletico Madrid insist he is not for sale and Flick pushes for clarity over the team's striker position.

According to NBA reporter Evan Sidery, citing Cavaliers reporter Chris Fedor, the Cavaliers will meet with Jonathan Kuminga to pursue a sign-and-trade deal. The Cavaliers and Lakers are the two hottest suitors, and Kuminga is seeking a contract worth over $20 million annually.

PSG have joined Juventus in the race for Parma and Japan goalkeeper Zion Suzuki, with the French club considering a loan after signing him, while Juventus' bid and promise of a starting role have not satisfied Parma.

According to Goal.com, 32-year-old Dutch striker Vincent Janssen will join MLS side Portland Timbers as a free agent after leaving Antwerp. The move follows the transfer of forward Mora. Janssen previously played for Monterrey (24 goals in three seasons), won the 2021 CONCACAF Champions League, and was Eredivisie top scorer in 2015/16. He has 22 caps for the Netherlands and was part of their 2022 World Cup squad.

Newcastle United has agreed to let Waltermade leave this summer as Eddie Howe has little trust in him, with Visa and Osula preferred. The club demands a bid close to last year's fee or accepts only a loan. Leeds, Manchester United, and West Ham are keen.

According to Sun reporter Samuel Luckhurst, since 2018, Manchester United are the only Premier League Big Six club that has never completed a single transfer exceeding £100 million. Since Sir Alex Ferguson's retirement in 2013, the club has invested a total of £2.118 billion, with Paul Pogba's £89 million in 2016 being the highest. The club continues a cautious transfer strategy under Omar Berrada, spending £85 million this summer on two midfielders and targeting Aurelien Tchouameni for under £70 million.

Lazio targets Chelsea academy graduate Armando Broja on loan from Burnley, with no mandatory buyout clause.

PSG and Juventus are both negotiating with Parma for goalkeeper Zion Suzuki. PSG sees him as a long-term project without a guaranteed starter role, while Juventus wants him as a starter after missing out on Martinez. Suzuki is keen, but Parma has yet to approve the transfer.

Barcelona will announce the signing of Belgian teenage prodigy Jesse Bisiwu for €8.5 million. Former Belgium coach Georges Leekens explained that Brugge were forced to sell due to Belgian law preventing them from signing a professional contract with the under-18 player. Leekens believes Bisiwu has immense talent but would have benefited from first-team experience at Brugge.

Chelsea winger Jamie Gittens has publicly stated that Morgan Rogers, who joined for a British transfer record fee, could be the key piece to end the Blues' Premier League title drought dating back to 2017. Gittens emphasized that the former Aston Villa player will significantly enhance the team's overall competitiveness at Stamford Bridge.

Chelsea has unexpectedly set their sights on Brighton forward Danny Welbeck as a transfer target, aiming to add experience to their frontline. The player, who previously played for Manchester United and Arsenal, is reportedly praised by Xabi Alonso, who hopes to use the Premier League veteran's experience to balance the squad's youthful structure.

Eredivisie club NEC Nijmegen announced that 37-year-old Serbian striker Dusan Tadic has joined as a free agent, signing a two-year contract valid until the summer of 2028. Tadic played last season for Al Wahda in the UAE, and previously played for Ajax, Fenerbahce, Southampton, Twente, Groningen, and Vojvodina.

According to Mundo Deportivo, Barcelona's speed intensity has increased after signing Adeyemi and Gordon. Adeyemi's top speed is 34.94 km/h; their sprint distances (speed >25 km/h) per 90 minutes: Gordon 430m, Adeyemi 401.83m, both ranking in the top ten of their leagues. Champions League sprint distance rankings: Gordon 430.21m (6th), Adeyemi 430.61m (5th), Raphinha 431.70m (4th).

ESPN reports that Real Madrid is set to finalize the €135m transfer of Yann Diomand from RB Leipzig shortly, with sources confirming the deal is on the verge of completion.

Juventus and PSG are competing for Parma keeper Zion Suzuki, with Juve offering a starting role after missing out on Martinez, while PSG sees him as a long-term project without an immediate starting guarantee. Suzuki is keen on Juve, but Parma have yet to sanction a deal.

Barcelona president Joan Laporta has taken over the transfer negotiations for Julian Alvarez personally, planning to submit a new offer of approximately €130 million to Atletico Madrid, but the Rojiblancos have refused to negotiate. The previous €100 million offer, structured in six installments, expires at the end of this month. Hansi Flick requires a forward who can link up play, and Alvarez is his preferred target. Ronald Araujo had a conversation with Flick and was previously considering a possible departure due to reduced playing time, but the player's camp has stated a clear desire to stay.