Transfer news LIVE: Liverpool reach AGREEMENT for Wirtz, Chelsea in Nico Williams battle, Tottenham hold Mbeumo talks
THE thrills and spills of the summer transfer window are well underway with some huge deals in the pipeline.
Liverpool have reached a verbal agreement worth £100m plus £16m in add-ons with Bayer Leverkusen for German superstar midfielder, Florian Wirtz, according to transfer guru David Ornstein.
Meanwhile, Chelsea have reportedly switched their focus to Nico Williams after seeing multiple bids for Borussia Dortmund's Jamie Gittens rejected.
And Tottenham have held initial talks for Bryan Mbeumo after appointing his former coach Thomas Frank.
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