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According to British media, Grealish would prefer a return to Everton if he leaves before the transfer window closes. The 30-year-old has been benched in the first two rounds this season, with new manager Maresca willing to let him go. He recorded 2 goals and 6 assists in 20 appearances on loan at Everton last season before a foot injury ended his campaign in January. No bids have been received yet, though Everton's CEO confirms they remain in contact with Maresca saying he speaks with the player daily. Manchester City are also chasing Everton's 26-year-old Senegal winger Ndiaye, who has rejected a new contract and turned down Al-Hilal. Everton are unwilling to sell, with his contract running until 2029 and a potential asking price of up to £70 million.

On August 27, Italian journalist Schira reported that Juventus will approach Manchester United for Zirkzee once they sell Jonathan David. Zirkzee has agreed to join, and Juventus plan a loan with a mandatory purchase clause. Sporting director Marasa will personally lead the deal if David leaves.

Parma have agreed a paid loan deal with Fiorentina for midfielder Giovanni Fabian, including a €14 million option to buy. The young midfielder will join Parma, who will decide on a permanent transfer based on his performances.

Parma have agreed a paid loan deal with Fiorentina for midfielder Giovanni Fabbian, featuring a non-mandatory €14 million buyout option, according to journalist Romano.

Chelsea signed 22-year-old Valentin Barco for £34 million this summer. The player revealed that switching from left-back to midfield fundamentally changed his career, and this transformation directly led to his move to Stamford Bridge. Barco said that giving up his original position allowed him to be selected for Argentina's World Cup squad and ultimately return to the Premier League.

According to journalist Pedulla, significant progress has been made in Moise Kean's transfer. Relations between Como and Fiorentina have thawed, with both clubs expected to contact each other soon for a solution. After 48 hours of silence, communication has resumed to ease tensions, though Kean's situation has become more complex after yesterday's events. Como's latest offer remains at €40 million including bonuses, with no indication they plan to raise it.

Manchester United are preparing a last-minute £69m double bid for Real Madrid's Camavinga (£43m) and Barcelona's Balde (£26m) before the transfer deadline. Despite summer signings, United seek a long-term left-back successor to Luke Shaw and have targeted Balde, who wants to leave, while Camavinga's move is unlikely due to midfield congestion. A late striker signing is also possible, with Zirkzee linked to a departure and Mateta a target.

Cole Palmer says new boss Xabi Alonso has given him more freedom on the pitch, helping Chelsea to a 3-2 win over Fulham. He believes the team has the quality to challenge for the title, despite no talks about rankings in the dressing room.

According to Moretto, Giovanni Fabian has joined Parma on a paid loan, with a buyout option of €14 million in the loan agreement.

Transfer expert Romano has revealed that Real Madrid have completed the signing of Granada centre-back Oscar Opon for a fee of 2 million euros. Opon is regarded as a promising young talent and will initially join the Castilla team. Romano stated that a German club had shown strong interest in Opon, but the player ultimately chose to sign for Real Madrid, with his medical examination also having been successfully completed.

Besiktas officially announced on August 27 that they have reached a loan agreement with Bayer Leverkusen for striker Boku, with a conditional buy-out clause included. The club believes Boku will make an important contribution and wishes him success. German Sky Sports reporter Plettenberg revealed that the loan fee is €3 million, and the agreement includes a buy option that converts into a mandatory €20 million purchase once specific conditions are met.

On August 27, Wolves announced the free transfer return of 39-year-old goalkeeper John Ruddy on a one-year deal, beginning his second stint at the club after four years. Ruddy had previously spent five seasons at Wolves, becoming a Championship starter under Nuno Santos in 2017, recording 24 clean sheets that season to win the Golden Glove and earn Team of the Season honors, while also saving a stoppage-time penalty against Cardiff City to help the club gain promotion. He then spent four seasons as backup to Patricio and Jose Sa, before making 87 Championship appearances for Birmingham and winning the Carabao Cup with Newcastle.

Stat Defender's data shows Jokic leads the NBA with 23 games of 20+ points, 5+ rebounds, and 5+ assists with 70%+ true shooting in the 25-26 season, well ahead of Doncic's 12 games.

Liverpool and PSG have agreed on Barcola's transfer for around €140m total. The French international, who scored 13 goals and assisted 7 in 49 appearances last season, will join Liverpool to replace Salah. PSG have made over €270m from fixed transfer fees this summer, with a net profit of €118.3m after signings.

Transfermarkt data shows Newcastle's all-time top ten transfer expenditures, with Isak leading at €77.5M, followed by Woltermade (€75M) and Tonali (€67.1M).

Sunderland announced on August 27 that they have extended the contract of 26-year-old Haitian forward Isidore until 2030. He joined on loan from Zenit in August 2024 and made the move permanent the following February. In his first season, he scored 12 goals, including a key goal in the playoff semifinal against Coventry, helping Sunderland return to the Premier League. He has 19 goals in 82 appearances overall and impressed at the World Cup with a spectacular strike against Morocco.

On August 27, Wrexham announced the permanent signing of 25-year-old defender Kabore from Manchester City on a contract through 2028-29. He was their fourth summer signing, returning permanently after a loan spell with 32 appearances and 8 assists, and aims to help Wrexham reach the Premier League.

Transfer expert Romano confirms Como and AC Milan have agreed verbally on midfielder Ricci's loan move, with a €1.5 million loan fee, full salary coverage, and a €22 million buyout option plus add-ons. Ricci is cleared for a medical.

Nottingham Forest have officially confirmed the signing of 23-year-old forward Liam Delap on a five-year contract for £45 million plus £5 million in add-ons. Delap, who played for Chelsea last season, scored his first Champions League goal against Barcelona in a 3-0 win, and was Ipswich's top scorer with 12 Premier League goals in 2024/25. He will wear the number 19 shirt.

Nottingham Forest have completed the signing of Delap from Chelsea on a five-year contract, with the deal potentially rising to £50 million including add-ons. The player expressed his enthusiasm for the move, calling Forest a historic club and praising the manager's approach, while vowing to contribute goals.