10 transfers that could still go through this summer including Man Utd and Liverpool deals
This summer has already been a busy one when it comes to big-money transfers. As has often been the case, the Premier League has led the way, but English clubs might not be done just yet.
Since the transfer window opened, teams in England's top-flight have spent big. We've already seen one move which could end up breaking the Premier League transfer record - Florian Wirtz's move from Bayer Leverkusen to Liverpool - and that's just one of countless £50m+ deals across the country.
Among those other deals are Liverpool's swoop for Hugo Ekitike, Arsenal's deal for Viktor Gyokeres and Manchester United's moves for Matheus Cunha and Bryan Mbeumo. We've also seen some notable overseas moves, with Luis Diaz and Marcus Rashford among those to leave the Premier League.
What might come next, though? Here, Mirror Football looks at some other deals which could yet get over the line before the window slams shut.
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Alexander Isak (Newcastle to Liverpool)
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Benjamin Sesko (RB Leipzig to Man Utd or Newcastle)
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Ebere Eze (Crystal Palace to Arsenal)
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Ademola Lookman (Atalanta to Inter Milan)
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Son Heung-min (Tottenham to LAFC)
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Darwin Nunez (Liverpool to Al Hilal)
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Jadon Sancho (Manchester United to Juventus)
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Douglas Luiz (Juventus to Everton or Nottingham Forest)
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Harvey Elliott (Liverpool to Tottenham)
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Marc Guehi (Crystal Palace to Liverpool)
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