Italian midfielder, Milan and Italy international
Nottingham Forest’s Neco Williams had a goal ruled out for handball after a VAR review in a 0-0 draw with Tottenham. Williams says he headed the ball between his arms; managers question VAR’s intervention as inconsistent amid ongoing debate over the threshold for interference.
Arsenal have beaten Chelsea 2-1 at the Emirates after conceding an early goal. Kai Havertz has equalised before half-time and Martin Odegaard has scored the winner after the interval. Arsenal have won three league matches and sit among the early title favourites; Chelsea have shown promise but remain a work in progress under Xabi Alonso.
Tottenham Hotspur have completed a major transfer window, signing Marmoush on a permanent deal and securing Savio in a high-value package from Manchester City. The signings bolster an attack-wide squad as De Zerbi eyes one final addition before the deadline. Kudus could return and Sarr’s departure remains under consideration.
Sandro Tonali has completed a record transfer from Newcastle to Tottenham for an initial 92.5m pounds, with potential to rise to 100m based on Champions League qualifications. The move follows heavy recruiting at Spurs and includes comments from Tonali on the club, manager Roberto De Zerbi, and Newcastle fans. The transfer signals a midfield revamp for Tottenham.
Newcastle United faces continued pressure as Bruno Guimarães pushes for a move to Arsenal, while the club pursues replacements after high-profile summer exits. Bazoumana Touré has joined for £43m, with Sean Steur set to arrive from Ajax; the squad rebuild accelerates as tensions rise over player departures and strategic direction.
Manchester United have secured Youri Tielemans on a four-year deal after activating a release clause; Andrey Santos has joined from Chelsea in a deal around £48m. Ederson’s move from Atalanta has stalled after a medical, prompting a shift toward younger targets as United recalibrate amid a crowded market.
West Ham captain Bowen has reaffirmed his commitment to the club amid a summer of transfer activity. The side is rebuilding under new majority shareholder Daniel Kretínský and manager Rita Guarino, aiming to return to the Premier League after relegation. Bowen travelled to Prague for discussions and has been convinced by the club’s direction and ambition.
United have already signed two midfielders this window and face injuries and departures that heighten the need for further reinforcements. Several targets are in play, with attention turning to a potential homegrown option as pre-season shows rising balance in midfield.
Manchester City’s new manager Enzo Maresca faces a midfield puzzle as Rodri undergoes back surgery, with questions over his return and possible moves in a window that also sees new signings like Elliot Anderson and cautious talk around James Trafford and Jack Grealish.
Eddie Howe has left Newcastle United after five years in charge, with the departure following a 4-1 pre-season defeat to Bristol City. The club is facing upheaval as it sells key players and contemplates Bruno Guimaraes' future. Arsenal are linked with the Brazil midfielder amidst reported interest from elsewhere, while new signings and managerial replacements loom.
Tottenham Hotspur and Chelsea are pursuing aggressive recruitment amid mixed 2025-26 seasons. Spurs have spent club-record sums, chasing European qualification under Roberto De Zerbi, while Chelsea have secured Morgan Rogers and are prepped for further signings as they reshape for a return to Europe.
Northern Ireland midfielder Shea Charles has joined Fulham for £30m, becoming the country’s most expensive player. Former international Stuart Dallas backs Charles and teammate Ethan Galbraith for Premier League success, while NI boss Michael O’Neill has built the side around him.
Newcastle United has appointed Matthias Jaissle as head coach to succeed Eddie Howe. Jaissle, 38, arrives from Al Ahli with a track record of high‑intensity, attacking football and a trophy‑laden spell in Asia. The club aims to rebuild after a difficult 2025-26 season and a flurry of summer departures.
The Brazil midfielder has joined Premier League champions Arsenal on a four-year deal, with Newcastle accepting a fee after extensive talks. Guimarães has left Newcastle, where he captained the side and helped win the 2025 EFL Cup, and will bolster Arsenal’s midfield options as they defend their title.
The Brazil international has secured a 2-1 win for Tottenham over Chelsea in a pre-season friendly in Sydney, scoring the 92nd-minute winner after Tottenham were reduced to 10 men. De Zerbi has suggested Richarlison’s future remains uncertain, with Spurs’ transfer activity intensifying this summer.
Arsenal has secured Bruno Guimaraes on a four-year deal, strengthening the team's midfield as injuries and a crowded schedule threaten depth. The transfer ends a lengthy saga with Newcastle and signals Arteta's plan to push Arsenal to a higher level this season.
Arsenal have secured Bruno Guimarães from Newcastle United for £75m on a four-year deal with an option for a further year. The transfer closes a long-running saga and strengthens Arsenal’s midfield as they move to defend their title. Newcastle accept a fee around £75m as they look to replace him with younger options.
Benfica have overwhelmed Hearts 6-1 in Lisbon, but Hearts forward momentum is the focus as the tie ends 7-2 on aggregate. The Edinburgh side now faces a Conference League route via Rapid Vienna while Benfica progress in Europe.
Tottenham Hotspur have extended Micky van de Ven's contract, signaling the club's long-term ambition under manager Roberto De Zerbi after a turbulent 2025-26 season. De Zerbi has also outlined plans to bolster the squad further in a busy window while stressing the need for soul, passion, and unity to compete at the top of the Premier League.
Arsenal have added Bruno Guimarães to the midfield and introduced him in a warm-up with Como, where a 1-1 draw led to a 4-3 shootout win. Myles-Skelly has started to cement his midfield role, while the club’s transfer activity remains high ahead of the season.
Manchester United has strengthened its squad with midfield additions Andrey Santos and Youri Tielemans, plus back-up goalkeeper Karl Darlow, while Marcus Rashford has returned from a Barcelona loan. Manager Carrick says more signings are needed to challenge for the title and sustain Champions League contention.
Tottenham Hotspur have acquired Omar Marmoush from Manchester City on an initial loan, with a 60m pounds option to buy next summer, amid a flurry of summer signings that have put Spurs over 300m in expenditure. Marmoush joins Savio in a City-to-Spurs reshuffle as Roberto De Zerbi rebuilds his attack.
Leicester City is under pressure as owner King Power seeks to sell amid a poor start to the season, a heavy losses year, and managerial scrutiny. The club has drawn 1-1 and lost 2-1 in its opening League One fixtures, while questions mount over funding, strategy and future ownership.
Liverpool have drawn 2-2 with Newcastle at St James’ Park as Dominik Szoboszlai’s stoppage-time penalty salvages a point for the visitors, after late drama in Andoni Iraola’s Premier League debut and Matthias Jaissle’s first match in charge at Newcastle. Szoboszlai also converted a late spot-kick to seal the result.
Tottenham Hotspur have yet to score in their opening three Premier League games this season, with losses and a controversial VAR call defining a chastening start. Roberto de Zerbi’s side are adjusting after a summer of heavy spending as new signings attempt to forge a cohesive unit.
Chelsea has started the Alonso era with a 3-2 win over Fulham and a 2-0 League Cup victory as Brighton arrive in good form. Enzo Fernández’s possible involvement is under discussion amid Chelsea’s heavy summer signings and financial strategy.
Liverpool has paid a record transfer fee for Barcola, a France international who has helped PSG win back-to-back Champions League titles. The move signals a shift in the market as Liverpool builds a high-priced attack around Isak and Wirtz, while PSG posts a hefty profit from Barcola’s sale.
Transfer deadline day arrives as leagues close windows; clubs ensure paperwork is complete and deals can proceed, with free agents able to sign after the deadline under certain conditions. The top leagues set deadlines, and deal sheets provide extra time for finalising terms.
Liverpool has spent heavily this window, with Barcola signing from PSG for 123m as part of a broader, high-stakes activity. The club has also seen big-name exits and loan moves, leaving it with questions about defensive depth and midfield balance as the season begins.
Liverpool travels to Ipswich Town as Bradley Barcola could make his competitive debut off the bench after joining from Paris Saint-Germain. Ipswich, fresh from a 5-2 loss to Manchester United, aims to build on its strong home form with Julio Enciso and Abdul Fatawu leading the attack.