Transfer Deadline Day LIVE: Alexander Isak heads to £125m Liverpool medical, Gianluigi Donnarumma to Man City is ON as Ederson exits... plus Reds want £50MILLION for Harvey Elliott
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The 2025-26 summer transfer window in Premier League football is entering its final day with intense activity surrounding key players and clubs. Newcastle United appear willing to sell their striker Alexander Isak to Liverpool if the Reds meet a steep £130 million asking price, according to reports. The Saudi owners of Newcastle are prepared to let Isak leave, even without securing a replacement, underscoring the high stakes of the deadline day dealings.
Meanwhile, Chelsea have secured an agreement with Sunderland to recall their young talent Marc Guiu, adding depth to their squad for the upcoming season. At Manchester United, there is renewed interest in Aston Villa's goalkeeper Emi Martinez, with reports suggesting that personal terms between Martinez and United have been agreed. However, Villa manager Unai Emery has emphasized the club’s focus on maintaining squad balance despite transfer speculation.
Newcastle, after potentially bidding farewell to Isak, are targeting Roma’s Ukraine striker Artem Dovbyk on a loan-to-buy deal valued at around £30 million. This signals Newcastle’s intent to reinforce their attacking options even as the window winds down. Additionally, Aston Villa is set to welcome Victor Lindelof on a free transfer after his departure from Manchester United earlier this summer.
In other developments, Tottenham Hotspur are reportedly negotiating with Galatasaray for midfielder Yves Bissouma, who is no longer part of Brighton’s plans under manager Thomas Frank. Meanwhile, fans have been surprised by former Real Madrid star Sergio Ramos launching a music career with the release of his debut single, an off-pitch story adding color to the busy transfer day.
The transfer deadline day promises further surprises as clubs scramble to finalize their squads for the new season, with many key deals still hanging in the balance as the 2025-26 campaign approaches.
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