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New York Times
4 days ago
- Business
- New York Times
Transfer news live updates: The latest on Garnacho, Sesko, Manchester United and more
This is the main summer transfer window, after the invention of a bonus mini-window was granted for the Club World Cup in June. We will ignore that for now. For all Premier League and EFL clubs, the primary period for player trading opened on June 16 — and they have until deadline day on September 1 to conclude any trading. That deadline this year is not going to be a late affair either. Rather than the previous 11pm deadline, this window will close at a universally agreed and very civilised time of 7pm BST. As long as deal sheets are submitted to the FA before that time, clubs and staff have a grace period of two hours to conclude paperwork on any late deals.
The Sun
5 days ago
- Sport
- The Sun
Arsenal transfer news LIVE: Gunners ‘on verge' of making Eze bid, Rodrygo ‘LOAN', Arteta issues triple injury update
THE summer transfer window is heading towards a thrilling climax - and Arsenal's business is far from finished. The Gunners are reportedly on the verge of making a bid for Eberechi Eze with Fabio Vieira expected to leave for Stuttgart. In other news, Arsenal are said to be waiting to see if Real Madrid will allow Rodrygo out on loan. Meanwhile, Mikel Arteta has issued a triple update on the fitness of Kai Havertz, Leandro Trossard and Riccardo Califiori. CASINO SPECIAL - BEST CASINO BONUSES FROM £10 DEPOSITS Follow ALL of the latest news, rumours and transfer updates from the Emirates below...
BBC News
6 days ago
- Business
- BBC News
Newcastle's summer of frustration - what's going on?
"A big summer."Manager Eddie Howe was not the only senior figure behind the scenes at Newcastle United to utter those words before the summer transfer window club may have ended a long wait for silverware and qualified for the Champions League, but the importance of this window was not lost on it has been big - but for frustrating have lost out on a host of targets. Alexander Isak has been subject of a bid from Liverpool. It looks possible that Manchester United could sign their main striker target Benjamin Sesko, after Liverpool snatched away Hugo Ekitike in top of all that there has been upheaval behind the the club face a race against time to strengthen their squad and calm any fears with the season starting and window closing in the coming weeks. Boardroom upheaval for the second summer Howe had not long touched down for his end-of-season fact, the head coach was just a couple of days into his break when sporting director Paul Mitchell left the club back in their were initial tensions between Howe and Mitchell over how they worked together, it was rather telling that Howe recognised how such a figure "protects the manager from a lot of things".CEO Darren Eales handed in his noticed last autumn because of a serious health problem. His replacement has not yet been this came after the the departures of co-owners Amanda Staveley and Mehrdad Ghodoussi last has been far from ideal and has meant that, as well as preparing the team for the new season, Howe has also found himself at the coalface alongside head of recruitment Steve Nickson and his nephew, assistant Andy have since signed Anthony Elanga from Nottingham Forest and Aaron Ramsdale on loan from Southampton, but the Magpies face a race against time to recruit a centre-back, central midfielder and at least one striker before the window shuts on September 1 – let alone before the season starts next week. Newcastle hamstrung by spending rules The richest club in the world? It was a tag that was never accurate. Not in a profit and sustainability (PSR) world, despite having the wealthiest may be backed by Saudi Arabia's sovereign wealth fund - known as its Public Investment Fund - and the Reuben family, but the Magpies' income streams still pale in comparison to the established context, Arsenal (£327.8m), Chelsea (£337.8m), Manchester United (£364.7m), Liverpool (£386.1m) and Manchester City (£412.6m) splashed out more on wages than Newcastle generated in revenue (£320.3m) in Premier League clubs' most recently published is that significant? Well, historically, in the top flight, the clubs with the biggest wage bills have tended to pick up the most points per game. It is one of the reasons why the so-called 'big six' were locked in for so previous disruptors like Chelsea and Manchester City were able to blow their rivals out of the water with superior packages, before PSR rules were introduced in 2013, Newcastle are still operating within a tight wage has also now gone further, with rules on commercial deals with companies linked to owners tightened. The Alexander Isak saga Never more have these restrictions been more apparent than in the Isak transfer has become a crossroads moment for the Newcastle project. Despite the historic success on the field last season, the reality of their inability to compete with the top clubs financially means it is uncertain whether they can keep their top Newcastle hold firm on Isak, who still has three years left on his contract, or do they sell up in the final weeks of the window?Isak may have made it clear that he wanted to explore his options, but Newcastle delivered an emphatic response to Liverpool last week in rejecting the champions' £110m are expected to return with an increased offer. It is going to be a fascinating plot in the remaining weeks of the transfer sort of message would Newcastle be sending by selling Isak at such a price to another Premier League side? What sort of precedent would it set?How would Newcastle even go about replacing the Sweden star when the whole of Europe would see the black-and-whites coming? Captain Bruno Guimaraes was the first to admit that "you cannot find some players who have scored more than 20 goals in the Premier League".However, is the situation beyond that point? Could Isak even be integrated back into the group?While Newcastle stressed that the 25-year-old missed the club's pre-season tour with a minor thigh injury, and the striker then trained alone at former club Real Sociedad, Howe has since warned that "no player can expect to act poorly and train with the group as normal". The struggle to make signings While there is the issue of holding on to their best player, Newcastle have found it hard to sign others and strengthen their squad more club had a list of key targets for they have faced intense competition for Sesko, Ekitike, Joao Pedro, James Trafford, Liam Delap and Dean for Sesko at present, each of those players has signed for another critics and fans have questioned whether the behind-the-scenes upheaval has played a role in the issues in the Trafford's decision to rejoin Manchester City from Burnley after protracted talks with Newcastle over the fee was a have questioned whether the Saudi owners can realise their ambitions to compete with the on the other hand, each of those transfers is unique. Manchester City, for example, had a buy-back clause for Trafford and the player held a strong desire to return clubs' legacy of success has also been a may have only finished three points above Newcastle last season, but Joao Pedro referenced growing up watching the Blues win United believe Sesko is keen on a move to Old Trafford – despite the Red Devils enduring their worst Premier League season in in all it is a complicated picture few could have imagined 73 days ago when Newcastle qualified for the Champions League on the final day of the season.
New York Times
04-08-2025
- Business
- New York Times
Transfer news live updates: Latest on Alexander Isak, Benjamin Sesko, Darwin Nunez and more
The main summer transfer window is in full swing. Not long after a bonus mini-window this year for the Club World Cup in June, the primary period for player trading opened for Premier League and EFL clubs on June 16. They will have until deadline day on September 1 to conclude any trading. And this year, the window shuts earlier than the previous 11pm deadline — at a universally agreed and very civilised time of 7pm. As long as deal sheets are submitted to the FA before that 7pm deadline, clubs and staff have a grace period of two hours to conclude paperwork on any late deals.
Yahoo
24-07-2025
- Sport
- Yahoo
Atlético Madrid close deal for 7th summer signing
The remarkable summer transfer window being enjoyed by La Liga giants Atlético Madrid has over the last 24 hours continued. This comes amid confirmation of an agreement for a fresh addition to the club's defensive ranks. The latest player primed to take his talents to Spain's capital for the season ahead? Dávid Hancko. The name of stopper Hancko had reemerged as an altogether prominent one in the media chatter surrounding Atlético across the week to date. This came after word was forthcoming that the Slovak's planned move to Saudi Arabia with Al-Nassr had fallen through at the last minute. Long-time admirers of Hancko's talents, Atléti, in turn, repositioned themselves in the race for his services. And as alluded to above, just a day on from closing a deal for Marc Pubill, an agreement has been sewn up for Hancko, too. As per a statement across the Rojiblancos' website and social media platforms: 'Atlético de Madrid and Feyenoord have reached an agreement over the transfer of Dávid Hancko to our club, pending the completion of the medical examination and the signing of his new contract.' Conor Laird – GSFN
