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Tottenham Hotspur have reached an agreement with Manchester City to sign Egyptian forward Mamush on loan, with a compulsory buyout clause of up to £60 million. The player has seen his playing time at City drastically reduced, having made only 8 Premier League starts last season. He has already scheduled a medical in North London.

Sevilla are closing in on Lazio forward Peter Ratkov via a loan with a buy option, as the 2003-born striker rejects other suitors. The deal is part of Lazio's reshuffle, which also sees Gabriele Artistico head to Serie B.

According to Romano, Balde has told Barcelona he intends to stay and compete for a starting role. Barcelona are exploring a sale, but without a major offer by August 26, he will remain at the club.

Chelsea are set to sell Delap and Jackson, with expected revenue of £115 million. Delap is joining Nottingham Forest for £50 million (fixed £45 million plus £5 million in add-ons), having been signed for £30 million a year ago, scoring 3 goals in 49 appearances. Jackson is moving to Aston Villa for £65 million, setting a club record, having joined in 2023 for £32 million, scoring 30 goals in 81 appearances.

On August 26 Beijing time, Ajax announced the early recall of defender Ryan van der Pavert from his loan at Cambuur, ending the loan less than two months after it began. The 20-year-old, whose contract with Ajax runs until 2029, cited personal reasons for the return and will join the U23 squad.

German media report that Bayer Leverkusen and Al-Ittihad have agreed on the permanent transfer of Moussa Diaby for a fee just under €30 million, with the player set to sign a contract extending to 2031.

According to The Sun, Chelsea have spent £347 million on transfers this summer, the most in the Premier League. Tottenham sit second with £322 million, but their net spend is lower than promoted side Ipswich. The Premier League's all-time transfer window record is £3.3 billion (set in 2025) and could be broken before the deadline. Valuball data shows that clubs' total spending has already reached £2.73 billion.

Como's pursuit of Moise Kean has intensified once again, with their latest offer reaching €40 million. The striker has already agreed personal terms with Como, leaving Fiorentina facing a crucial decision.

Commentator Nacho Pena criticized Vinicius for his reactions and demanded stricter refereeing. Mourinho defended the player, saying he faces bullying and needs better emotional control.

Nottingham Forest are close to signing Celta Vigo right-back Rueda for €15 million. Real Madrid, who hold a 50% sell-on clause from Rueda's 2023 free transfer, stand to earn €7.5 million from the deal, with Celta receiving the same amount.

Ollie Watkins is on the verge of a £50m move to Al-Hilal after being excluded from Aston Villa's squad following a 0-4 defeat to Brighton. The rift became public after Watkins told manager Emery he wanted to leave and skipped training. Al-Hilal's offer has not met Villa's valuation, while the club face a striker crisis with Abraham and Maatsen injured.

Manchester United are pursuing Barcelona defender Balde and Real Madrid midfielder Camavinga, with offers of €30m and €50m prepared. Barcelona, while awaiting Alvarez, would consider a Balde sale if a bid near €30-35m arrives, despite Flick only demanding improved form from the player.

Manchester City are preparing an initial bid for Chelsea midfielder Enzo Fernandez, with Chelsea setting an informal asking price of at least £120m. The 25-year-old Argentina international could become one of the Premier League's most expensive signings, with City also facing major midfield departures this window.

Renowned journalist Romano reports that Allan, the 22-year-old Brazilian winger from Brazilian Serie A giants Palmeiras, is set to transfer to Premier League giants Manchester City for a transfer fee as high as €40 million. Allan's itinerary has been confirmed; he will depart for England the following day local time and will formally bid farewell to his Palmeiras teammates and staff on the same day.

Nottingham Forest's opening €12m bid for Corinthians midfielder Andre Luis was rejected. Corinthians want €15m fixed plus €5m in add-ons. The agent will fly to England on the 25th, and Forest are willing to meet the asking price.

Manchester City have officially confirmed the signing of 18-year-old Lille midfielder Bouaddi for a reported €100 million, with the contract running until 2031. The Moroccan defensive midfielder, hailed as one of world football's brightest young talents, featured for Morocco at the 2026 World Cup, helping the side knock out the Netherlands and Canada before falling to France. Having made his Lille debut at 16 as the club's youngest-ever player and surpassing Hazard's record by reaching 50 Ligue 1 appearances at 18, Bouaddi now links up with Enzo Maresca's Manchester City.

According to RMC, Liverpool are planning to sign PSG winger Barcola for a fee between €100m and €120m, which would make him PSG's most expensive sale. RMC pundit Kevin Dias criticises the inflated transfer fee. Liverpool have already spent heavily on attack with Isak, Wirtz and Ekitike; adding Barcola would push their total outlay near €500m and make him the club's third-costliest signing. Liverpool also want Ibrahim Mbaye, but PSG's €70m asking price is a sticking point.

According to Catalunya Radio journalist Laia Tudel Prades on August 26, if Barcelona fail to sign Julian Alvarez this summer, they plan to continue their pursuit in the winter window. Alvarez publicly stated his desire to leave during the World Cup, Barcelona have made an offer, but Atletico Madrid refused to negotiate. If unsuccessful this summer, Barcelona will try again in January and are willing to wait until the winter window.

River Plate officially announced the termination of German Pezzella's contract by mutual agreement. The 35-year-old Argentine international, a product of the club's youth system, won five trophies across two spells with River Plate and was part of Argentina's World Cup-winning squad. The club expressed gratitude for his service and wished him well.

Al-Hilal have made four offers for Aston Villa striker Ollie Watkins, but all were rejected. Watkins missed the Premier League opener due to uncertainty over his future, and Villa lost 0-4 to Brighton. Emery has asked for an explanation. Watkins has returned to training, while Villa are targeting Chelsea's Jackson as a replacement.