- Jadon Sancho's Chelsea pay cut revealed
- Raheem Sterling reveals reasons behind Arsenal switch
- Plus updates on Andriy Lunin, Antony, Endrick & more
Jadon Sancho was forced to take a pay cut in order to facilitate his move from Manchester United to Chelsea. (Fabrizio Romano)
Ben Chilwell could still leave Stamford Bridge this summer after being linked with a move to Fenerbahce. Here, he would have the chance to link up with former manager Jose Mourinho. (Goal)
Erik ten Hag blocked Antony and Christian Eriksen from leaving Old Trafford on deadline day after Real Betis approached with loan offers for the duo. (Daily Mail)
However, Anderlecht are readying a move for the Danish midfielder and plan to approach United for him before their transfer window closes on 6 September. (Het Belang van Limburg - Denmark)
Raheem Sterling says the ‘togetherness’ at Arsenal played a role in his deadline day switch from Chelsea. (Arsenal)
The England international also reportedly turned down a £650k-a-week offer from the Saudi Pro League in favour of joining the north London side. (The Mirror)
Real Madrid star Andriy Lunin is expected to leave the club for free next year after failing to make a move away this summer. (AS - Spain)
Liverpool will look to sign a number six in January after missing out this summer. The Reds were close to signing Martin Zubimendi before he chose to remain at Real Sociedad. (Football Insider)
Nico Williams has revealed that ‘several’ clubs tried to sign him this summer. The Spain star decided to stay at Athletic Club, rather than move to Barcelona. (Barca Universal)
Brazilian youngster Endrick could consider a loan move away from Madrid in January if he is unable to accumulate game time with the Spanish giants. (AS - Spain)
West Ham are preparing a new bid to sign Jhon Duran in January, after failing to steal him away from Aston Villa this summer. (The Mirror)
Arsenal defender Omar Rekik departed the north London side after his contract was mutually terminated on Friday. The 22-year-old struggled to break into the first team and spent seasons on loan at Wigan Athletic and Sparta Rotterdam. (Fabrizio Romano)
