Transfer news LIVE: Raheem Sterling and Jadon Sancho swap expected, Chelsea offer a boost for Victor Osman, Liverpool complete first signing

Raheem Sterling appears to be on the verge of leaving Chelsea. Jadon Sancho doesn’t appear to fit into Erik ten Hag’s plans at Manchester United. So, with days left before the transfer deadline, could a swap deal between the two clubs be a win for both parties?

according to Telegraph Jason Burt and Chelsea are interested in exploring this option. Sancho has been linked with Juventus after being left out of the Manchester United squad for the second consecutive weekend against Brighton on Saturday, although the 24-year-old did travel with the team.

Sancho fits Chelsea’s profile but his wages could be an issue. However, Sterling is one of the highest earners at Stamford Bridge and Enzo Maresca has made it clear that the winger does not fit into his plans. Can Sterling find a home at Old Trafford?

Some news has been coming out regarding the future of Arsenal player Eddie Nketiah, who has moved to Nottingham Forest, which has led to the closure of the transfer window.

David Ornstein this sports The report claims Arsenal are “expected to accept Crystal Palace’s offer” to sign the striker, with the transfer fee expected to be £25m plus £5m in add-ons.

Ornstein added that “no problems are expected on the personal side for the 25-year-old striker”.

In X, Ben Jacobs Newcastle have reportedly reopened talks to sign Burnley goalkeeper James Trafford on loan after the club rejected a £15m bid.

The Magpies continue their pursuit of Crystal Palace defender Marc Guehi but their current price remains £5m below Palace’s valuation after a bid of £60m plus £5m in add-ons was rejected.

If a move for Guehi fails to materialise, Newcastle United have several backup targets, including Bayer Leverkusen’s Edmund Tapsoba and Chelsea’s Axel Disasi.

Adrien Rabiot, Raheem Sterling and Dominic Calvert-Lewin have also all been touted as potential targets for the likes of Eddie Howe.

In terms of player departures, Miguel Almiron and Kieran Tripper look likely to leave, although nothing concrete has been announced yet.

agent Victor Osimhen Reports suggest the striker’s future “lies in Europe”. Naples The striker will reject a move to Saudi Arabia.

Mikel Merino is set to move to Arsenal from Real Sociedad, do the Gunners have other plans?

There will certainly be some players leaving the club, with Aaron Ramsdale likely to join Wolves before the end of the transfer window. Eddie Nketiah is a target for Crystal Palace after a move to Nottingham Forest fell through, while Cedric is the subject of interest from the Brazilian side, Ajax, PSV Eindhoven and Feyenoord.

Jakub Kiwior is another player linked with a possible move, with West Ham United and AC Milan reportedly interested, while Charlie Patino is close to a move to Deportivo La Coruna.

In terms of signings, Fabrizio Romano says that “Arsenal still intend to add an attacking player” and while it may not be Nico Williams, it is the Gunners – who have been linked with Victor Osimhen and Sporting Lisbon’s Victor Gjokeres – who are worth keeping an eye on.

If Ramsdale does leave, they are likely to sign a goalkeeper too – they have been strongly linked with Joan Garcia of Spain.

Sky Sports Burnley are reportedly still seeking to sign Manchester United’s Tunisian midfielder Hannibal Mejbri, with talks still ongoing.

At the same time, Juventus has made it clear to Manchester United that they are only willing to rent Sancho on loan this summer, and Manchester United prefers a permanent sale or at least a loan with a buyout clause.

Manchester United have agreed a fee with Napioli for Scott McTominay, who is thought to be open to a move to Italy after previously being turned down by Fulham.

this Manchester Evening News Reports state that United’s “provisional intention” is to sign a player this week, apparently Paris Saint-Germain’s Manuel Ugarte. The Uruguayan continues to edge closer to a move to United, and the sale of McTominay could speed that process along. If United do manage to get rid of McTominay, the deal could become a permanent sale rather than a paid loan.

West Ham United still have plenty to do before the transfer window closes on Friday.

The London club are still pursuing Paris Saint-Germain midfielder Carlos Soler, with talks between the two clubs still ongoing, and they have also reportedly been linked with former Chelsea striker Tammy Abraham, who currently plays for Roma.

Several players could also leave the Hammers, with James Worpros, Maxwell Cornet and Nayef Al Ghadd all set to be sold. Defender Kurt Zouma’s move to UAE club Shabab Al Ahly reportedly fell through, though the Saudis are interested in the Frenchman. Sky.

There have been mixed reports regarding Victor Osimhen and his proposed move to Al Ahly.

Fabrizio Romano reports that Othmane did not accept the Saudi club’s offer because he demanded “a significant salary” and asked for a release clause to be included. “The release clause is crucial, otherwise the deal would not have happened at all,” Romano added.

Osimhen’s agent, Roberto Calenda, said in an early post on X that Osimhen “is not a package to be shipped off to a distant land to make way for the new Prophet.

“Victor was voted African Footballer of the Year, was eighth in the Ballon d’Or voting, (and) he has a lot to do in Europe.

“There needs to be respect and balance.”

In Ipswich’s season opener, Konate was not included in the starting lineup and was substituted at half-time. Jarrel Kunsa Controversially substituted, the Reds found the extra gear to overcome the Tractor Boys.

Konate was prioritised against the Bees on Sunday and made several fine interventions, also launching a lightning breakaway to open the scoring for Luis Diaz in the 13th minute.

Juventus continued their busy summer, signing Fiorentina winger Nico Gonzalez on loan for €8m, with a buyout fee of €33m – they also agreed to loan Francisco Conceicao from FC Porto.

In midfield, they are also looking to acquire Atalanta’s Teun Koopmeiners for around €50 million.

Juventus are also chasing a loan deal for Manchester United winger Jadon Sancho and are looking to sell Italian winger Federico Chiesa to Barcelona for around €12m to raise transfer funds.

Napoli have agreed a fee for Manchester United’s Scott McTominay, but their pursuit of Romelu Lukaku has stalled over an image rights deal. Napoli are considering selling Victor Ousmane, with Saudi club Al Ahly angling for £59m, but the Nigerian player appears to prefer a move to Paris Saint-Germain or Chelsea.

Argentine defender Tomas Palacios has joined Inter Milan ahead of schedule, but other signings for both Inter and AC Milan have been quiet.

Atalanta are looking to replace the outgoing Juan Musso with Rui Patricio, while the sale of Ademola Lookman to Paris Saint-Germain also looks increasingly likely.

The newly promoted Como team also hopes to build a strong team. In addition to Sergi Roberto, Raphael Varane and Pepe Reina who joined on free transfer, Maximo Perrone of Manchester City is also the latest player to join on loan. In addition, Nico Paz of Real Madrid also joined for 6 million euros.