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It feels as though the transfer window rolls around earlier every year, and if you're reading this it means we're just a month away from Premier League clubs being able to add to their squads.

None of the clubs taking part in next season's Premier League are above the need for reinforcements.

There will also be opportunities for Leeds and Burnley to strengthen after sealing promotion, with the third promoted side to be decided via the play-offs in May.

Due to the Club World Cup beginning in mid-June, there's an early mini transfer window between June 1 and June 10.

Business will then pause, before a full window running later in the summer.

A number of deals have already been wrapped up, with Giorgi Mamardashvili heading to Liverpool and Estevao Willian on his way to Chelsea.

There are also plenty of big names out of contract at the end of June who will be able to move for free.

With the window just around the corner, there's been plenty of transfer talk already.

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06:05Tom VictorLiverpool's new keeper en route

Champions Liverpool already know they've got one new face on the way in the form of Giorgi Mamardashvili.

Georgia goalkeeper Mamardashvili agreed terms last summer, and will join in a £34million move from Valencia at the end of the current campaign.

The Spanish team flirted with relegation early in the season but have pulled clear of immediate danger, with Mamardashvili recording seven clean sheets in his 29 La Liga appearances.

Giorgi Mamardashvili in action for Valencia (Image:Getty Images)06:02Scott TrotterGood morning!

We're winding up to that time of year again and already there are no shortage of transfer rumours swirling around.

Stick around and we'll keep you across most of them before the Club World Cup sees the window open early next month.


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