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Jackson blown away by Kane link-up at Bayern

Nicolas Jackson has spoken of what it has been like to link up with Harry Kane after the former Chelsea striker moved on loan to Bayern Munich.

Jackson told Tuttosport: "The most important thing won't be Harry and I, but the whole team. It's a huge honour."

Premier League trio monitor Brighton's Jan Paul van Hecke

Liverpool, Tottenham Hotspur and Newcastle United are all keeping a close eye on Brighton & Hove Albion centre-back Jan Paul van Hecke, according to a report from TEAMtalk. Van Hecke featured in 34 Premier League games last term, establishing himself as a regular starter. However, it is believed the Dutchman may eventually push for a move, with the lure of Champions League football potentially influencing his next step.

Antwerp finalise deal for Lyon midfielder Diawara

Royal Antwerp have struck a deal with Olympique Lyon for a loan signing of Mahamadou Diawara, as reported by Fabrizio Romano. The Belgian side will pay a €250,000 loan fee, with the agreement also including a €3 million option-to-buy clause should Antwerp decide to make the move permanent.

Leicester secure Vieites on a free transfer

Leicester City have announced the arrival of Spanish goalkeeper Francisco Vieites on a free transfer. The 26-year-old shot-stopper has signed a two-year contract with the Championship club as they continue strengthening their squad.

Vieites brings continental experience to Leicester, having featured eight times in last season’s UEFA Conference League. He was part of the Real Betis side that reached the final, where they ultimately finished as runners-up after defeat to Chelsea.

Vieites said: “It’s a very big step for my career. I’m very happy to join this massive club and I’m eager to start working, meet my colleagues and to try and enjoy the first three points. The project is massive. They are doing a great job, the coaches, with a way to play football that I like. It’s like a mix of Spanish football and English football. That’s the way I like to play football. I promise that I will give my best every day, every match, and I’m sure we will have fun. The way that I have fun is winning.”

Nagelsmann not afraid of Germany sack

Germany boss Julian Nagelsmann has dismissed concerns about his future despite mounting pressure ahead of Sunday’s World Cup qualifier against Northern Ireland in Cologne. His side comes into the fixture following three consecutive defeats, raising questions about form and direction.

Facing growing criticism from German media, Nagelsmann remained composed in Saturday’s press conference: "To be frightened is never a good point. I am still brave enough, and I want to win every game. We will try to do our best tomorrow as well. The team is important, not me. I think we will do a better job than on Thursday.”

Olympiakos closing in on Silcott-Duberry deal

Olympiakos are progressing well in negotiations to secure the signing of Bournemouth forward Zain Silcott-Duberry, as revealed by Sky Sports. The move is expected to be permanent, with the 20-year-old lined up for a switch abroad less than a year after joining the Cherries.

Silcott-Duberry, who made a single Premier League outing last term, is preparing to fly to Greece on Monday, provided the final aspects of the transfer are settled.With the Greek transfer window open until Friday, September 12, the deal is expected to be wrapped up swiftly.

Revealed: Arsenal's stance on Trossard exit amid Besiktas links

Arsenal have revealed their stance on selling Leandro Trossard amid strong links with Besiktas. The Belgian midfielder joined the Gunners in 2023 from Brighton and last month, he signed a new contract extension that will keep him at the Emirates Stadium until the summer of 2027.

Villa's Martinez plan revealed after failed Man Utd move

Emiliano Martinez is set to return to the Aston Villa squad after failing to secure a move to Manchester United on transfer deadline day.

Man Utd want Baleba ahead of potential 2026 transfer

Manchester United are not giving up on signing Brighton and Hove Albion midfielder Carlos Baleba, despite failing to land him in the summer transfer window.

Trabzonspor close to sealing loan deal for Man Utd outcast Onana

Manchester United have reportedly agreed to loan out Andre Onana to Trabzonspor following the arrival of Senne Lammens. The Turkish transfer window remains open until September 12, meaning Trabzonspor still have a few precious days to get their man through the door before the deadline slams shut.

Arsenal's stance on Trossard exit revealed amid Besiktas links

According to Fabrizio Romano, Arsenal are not planning to part ways with Leandro Trossard, despite his links to Turkish Super Lig giants Besiktas. The Turkish transfer window is still open, and players can join the Super Lig clubs from across Europe.

There have been speculations about Trossard's future at Arsenal throughout the summer, following the club's signings of Viktor Gyokeres and Noni Madueke during the transfer window. The Belgian, however, reaffirmed his commitment to the Premier League giants by signing a new contract extension last month.

Barcelona already weighing up sending Rashford back to Man Utd

Marcus Rashford only joined the Spanish champions on a temporary basis in July, with the Catalan club successfully registering him with La Liga the following month.

However, according to a report in El Nacional, the Barcelona hierarchy are contemplating cancelling Rashford's loan move amid concerns over his performances. The 27-year-old featured in the Blaugrana's opening three La Liga games in 2025-26 but was substituted at half-time as his side trailed Levante 2-0 on August 23, before they went on to complete a dramatic 3-2 comeback.

Tottenham set for huge cash injection after sacking Levy

Tottenham owners ENIC are set to inject £100 million ($135m) into the club as they look to progress following the sacking of long-serving chairman Daniel Levy.

According to a new report from The Telegraph, it is understood the decision to sack Levy was part of ENIC's new strategy to help Tottenham build on their Europa League victory in May - the club's first trophy in 17 years. The report claims ENIC and Lewis have no interest in selling the club and therefore the £100m boost is designed to help Spurs bridge the gap between themselves and Liverpool, Manchester City, Chelsea and fierce rivals Arsenal.

Trent learned of Real transfer during Liverpool's PL title parade

Trent Alexander-Arnold, 26, was given the shock news that the Reds had accepted a £8.6 million (€10m/$11.7m) offer to allow him to move to the Spanish giants on June 1 as Arne Slot's side held an open-top bus parade after clinching their 20th league crown, according to The Telegraph.

The report claims that the defender was pulled to one side by Michael Edwards, Liverpool's chief executive of football, sporting director Richard Hughes, and Mike Gordon, president of the club's U.S. owners Fenway Sports Group.

Gakpo reveals Bayern tried to sign him this summer

Liverpool star Cody Gakpo claimed that Bayern Munich tried to sign him during the summer transfer window before they eventually settled for Luis Diaz.

Speaking to ESPN, the Dutch forward said: "Bayern tried to sign me, there were talks… but in the end, they decided to go for Luis Diaz."

Tavernier signs new Bournemouth contract

English defender Marcus Tavernier has signed a new contract extension at Bournemouth, the Cherries confirmed on Saturday.

The official statement from the club read: "AFC Bournemouth is delighted to confirm that Marcus Tavernier has signed a contract extension with the club, keeping him at Vitality Stadium until 2029. The 26-year-old joined the club in the summer of 2022 and has made 93 appearances for the Cherries in all competitions."

Jackson went to extraordinary lengths to force Bayern move

Nicolas Jackson waived part of a fee he was owed in order to facilitate his dream move to Bayern Munich on transfer deadline day.

According to German publication Bild, another hurdle was put in the way of Jackson's move. The report claims that once both clubs returned to the table to renegotiate the transfer, Chelsea raised the loan fee required from £13m (€15m/$17.5m) to £14.3m (€16.5m/$19.3m), which would have left Bayern struggling to conclude the deal. However, Jackson is believed to have made up the shortfall by waiving part of a fee he was owed should the transfer go through.

Parma chief reveals Newcastle's 'high' Leoni offer was rebuffed

Parma CEO Federico Cherubini revealed that they had received a higher offer for Giovanni Leoni from Newcastle United before they sold the defender to Liverpool for €35 million (£30m/$40m) in the summer.

Speaking to Gazzetta di Parma, the Parma official said: "We rejected a higher offer from Newcastle for Leoni. But plans have changed with Liverpool. This is because the offer was very attractive and because Giovanni made it clear he was very happy to join Liverpool."

Barcelona terminate forgotten man's contract

Barcelona confirmed in a statement that Romeu, who returned to the Blaugrana in 2023 after first emerging through their youth academy in 2010, has had his contract cancelled amid a report in Cope which claims that the club are trying to register Wojciech Szczesny, Gerard Martin and Roony Bardghji in his place. Romeu made 39 appearances for Barcelona, including 29 in La Liga.

Man Utd star reveals he was shocked to see Hojlund join Napoli

Manchester United full-back Patrick Dorgu admitted that he was shocked to see compatriot Rasmus Hojlund leave the club this summer.

Speaking to Ekstra Bladet, Dorgu said: "That's how it is in football. You never know when it's your turn to move on. We knew it would happen to Christian, but it was perhaps a bigger shock that Rasmus had to move on. I talked to him a lot during the process and could sense which way it was going. Hopefully, we will now see each other every time on the national team.