West Bromwich Albion boss James Morrison has added midfielder Rabby Nzingoula to his ranks, with the 20-year-old becoming the club's seventh signing of the summer.
The youngster has arrived at the Hawthorns on a permanent deal after an undisclosed fee was accepted by Ligue 1 side Strasbourg over the weekend.
Nzingoula made 15 appearances for the French club whilst also enjoying loan spells with Montpellier and Nuremberg in Germany.
Could Myles Lewis-Skelly be tempted to swap the Emirates Stadium for Stamford Bridge this summer?
Well it appears as though he could have a decision to make with Sky Sports reporting that Chelsea have opened talks with the Gunners regarding one of the more surprising deals of the window.
"Chelsea have made a new enquiry about signing Arsenal's Myles Lewis-Skelly," the report read.
"The club have a long-term interest in the midfielder and have made another check on his availability following Arsenal’s signing of Bruno Guimaraes.
"However, Arsenal do not want to sell Lewis-Skelly to a local rival and a team they may have to compete with for the top places this season."
According to reports, Crystal Palace are close to agreeing a deal to re-sign Aston Villa winger Evann Guessand.
The Ivory Coast international spent the second half of last season on loan at Selhurst Park, making eight league appearances, with the club opting against taking up their option to make themove permanent earlier this summer.
However, the club have presented Villa with an agreement to take the 25-year-old on loan, with the Midlandds club set to give the move the green light.
Iliman Ndiaye has rejected the opportunity to join Saudi Pro League side Al Hilal, according to Fabrizio Romano.
The Everton winger, who has been the subject of intense transfer speculation this summer, is understood to be keen to secure a move to an English top-flight rival despite the advances of clubs on the continent.
The Senegalese star has netted 17 goals in 71 appearances for the Toffees since signing from Marseille in 2024.
Championship newbies Bolton Wanderers have sealed the signing of Ryan Hardie on a season-long loan from Wrexham.
The former Plymouth Argyle man is reunied with former boss Steven Schumacher having starred for him during their time together with the Pilgrims.
Hardie made just 10 appearances for Wrexham following his move from the south coast before ending the 2025/26 campaign on loan at Huddersfield Town for whom he netted twice in six outings.
Championship side Sheffield United are set to secure a return for former England star Kalvin Phillips with the Manchester City man set to undertake a medical at Bramall Lane.
The former Leeds United star spent the second half of last season with the Blades but struggled to make a significant impact as he struggled with a succession of injuries.
That hasn't deterred boss Chris Wilder from returning for the experienced midfielder though with an agreement now struck with the Citizens that will see him sign on loan for the duration of the 2026/27 campaign.
Serie A giants Inter Milan are set to approach Tottenham Hotspur as they eye-up a deal for England international Djed Spence this month.
Fabrizio Romano has claimed the player is keen on a move to Italy and says talks between the two clubs will commence imminently.
Posting on X on Tuesday, the Italian transfer expert said: "EXCL: Inter are set for club to club talks with Spurs for Djed Spence with opening proposal to follow.
"Story from two days ago, confirmed as Inter will try again for the English RWB. Spence, keen on move.
"Decision up to Tottenham on deal conditions."
Nottingham Forest have announced the signing of Ousmane Diomande for a fee of £34.3 million.
The 22-year-old joins the Premeir League club from Sporting CP with head coach Oliver Glasner finally landing the highly-regarded defender following long-term interest.
The Frenchman tried to sign the Ivory Coast star during his spell in charge of Crystal Palace but was priced out of a move.
However, he has remained on his radar and he finally has his man, with the 15-capped international putting pen-to-paper on a long-term deal at the City Ground.
Leeds United's Joe Gelhardt is the subject of reported interest from Championship club Wrexham.
The 24-year-old played an instrumental role in the Tigers' promotion winning campaign, scoring 14 league goals to help the Humberside club secure a return to the Premier League.
With the Tigers looking seemingly looking elsewhere in their hunt for new goalscoring options this summer, it's cracked the door ajar for Wrexham and others to make a beeline for the frontman.
According to the Daily Mail, the Welsh club have opened discussions with Leeds regarding a permanent deal for Gelhardt, with a rumoured £4.5 million bid set to be launched in the coming days.
Bolton Wanderers are expected to beat Millwall to the signing of Gent striker Max Dean, EFL journalist Alan Nixon has posted on Patreon.
The Trotters are in the market for fresh goalscoring talent this summer and their long search looks to finally be rewarded with the capture of the 22-year-old.
Ormskirk-born Dean has scored 20 goals in 56 appearances for the Belgian side having hit 19 in 34 for Milton Keynes Dons in their League Two campaign in 2023/24.
His form had caught the attention of numerous Championship sides, however, it's Bolton who appear to have won the race with the player set to undertake a medical after a £1 million deal was agreed.
Hull City's summer transfer spree is set to continue with the £20 million signing of Senegalese international Nobel Mendy.
The tall and imposing central defender is en-route to Humberside to undertake a medical after a deal was agreed with Spanish side Rayo Vallecano.
Announcing the news on X on Tuesday morning, transfer guru Fabrizio Romano said: "EXCL: Nobel Mendy, on his way to join Hull City from Rayo Vallecano.
Fee worth €25m plus 12.5% sell-on clause, Betis receive 20% of the deal.
- Fabrizio Romano (X)
The Tigers have already spent around £35 million this summer as they look to enhance Sergej Jakirovic's squad ahead of their Premier League return.
It's also understood discussions between Hull and Swansea City are progressing over a deal for strike Zan Vipotnik after seeing an initial £18 million move for last season's Championship top scorer rebuffed by the Welsh club.
Bayern Munich midfielder Joao Palhinha has reportedly told his representatives that a potential move to Aston Villa this summer carries appeal to him, according to the Sun.
The 31-year-old spent the 2025/26 campaign at Tottenham Hotspur and has been of interest to Newcastle United, although it appears his preference would be a switch to Villa Park.
Romelu Lukaku is close to joining Fenerbahce from Napoli, according to a report from Sky Italy.
The Belgian striker has already agreed personal terms with the Turkish Super Lig giants and is now awaiting a final agreement on the transfer.
Lukaku spent two years in Naples, winning the Serie A and the Italian Super Cup under Antonio Conte.
In one of the most eagerly anticipated swap deals in Premier League history, Everton have confirmed the signing of Brennan Johnson from Crystal Palace with Dwight McNeil heading in the other direction.
Johnson has signed a four-year deal with the Toffees and the 25-year-old becomes Everton's fifth summer signing after Merlin Rohl’s loan obligation was activated along with the additions of Hayden Hackney, Tyrique George and Christian Norgaard.
McNeil has also committed to a four-year contract with Pierre Sage's Eagles.
Fulham have announced the signing of Shea Charles from Southampton for an undisclosed fee.
The 22-year-old has signed a five-year contract which includes a club option to extend by a further 12 months.
Charles told FFC TV: “I’m buzzing to finally get it over the line. The club has got a really good foundation, from the bottom to the top really.
“It’s a great club, with a really good vision – the manager explained that to me. To be here is a massive privilege.
I hope to really kickstart my Premier League career. At such a good club as well, it’s perfect for me, and hopefully perfect for the fans as well.
Newcastle United's hopes of signing Pierre Emile Hjobjerg this summer have been dashed with the midfielder reportedly unwilling to join the Premier League club.
Reports earlier today suggested the North East club had approached Marseille regarding a potential move for the experienced midfielder, however, Sky Sports are claiming the Dane isn't interest in a move.
It's understood Newcastle will now attempt to seal a deal with Joao Palhinha, although the player is subject to interest from top-flight rivals Aston Villa.
Barcelona are reportedly set to sanction the departure of Ferran Torres as the Spanish giants edge closer to agreeing a £35 million deal with Paris Saint-Germain for the Spanish international.
The former Manchester City man netted the winning goal in the World Cup final against Argentina last month but could be set for a high-profile switch to the reigning UEFA Champions League titlists.
The funds the Catalan giants would receive for the deal could potentially be utilised to launch a third bid for Rodri, having failed with each of their two most recent offers, the most recent being around £51 million.
The Citizens are adamant that the Ballon d'Or winner won't be sold for less than £70 million, but by sanctioning the sale of Torres, Barca could up their bid and remain within their FFP restraints.
Charlton Athletic have announced the signing of Kenyan midfielder Timothy Ouna on an initial season-long loan.
The 22-year-old spent last season in Poland, featuring regularly for Lech Poznan as they captured the Ekstraklasa title for a tenth time.
Following the news that West Ham United have shown interest in free agent Jamie Vardy this summer, we have taken a look at other potential suitors for the Premier League golden ball winner.
The 39-year-old is on the hunt for a fresh opportunity after ending his one season stay with Cremonese in Serie A.
The Hammers have been linked with making move for the former England and Leicester City star, but his availability is likely to have other clubs circling for his signature too.
Jamie Vardy potential next club amid West Ham links
Hull City's offer for Swansea City striker Zan Vipotnik has fallen well short of the Championship club's valuation of the player, according to Wales Online.
The Tigers made their move for the powerful Slovenian over the weekend as they seek to add a new striker to their squad ahead of the start of the Premier League campaign next weekend.
Vipotnik bagged 25 times in all competitions for the Swans last term and has been the subject of interest from numerous Premier League sides this summer.
Hull are believed to be the first to test the Welsh club's resolve for the player though and whilst their initial offer was rebuffed it's expected they will return with an improved offer.
Swansea have recently signed former Southampton star Ross Stewart although it's been reported by their local media that his arrival isn't to compensate for the potential departure of Vipotnik.
Rennes midfielder Jordan James is the subject of interest of at least five Championship clubs.
The 22-year-old spent the 2025/26 campaign on loan at Leicester City and despite suffering relegation enjoyed an impressive personal campaign, scoring 11 goals and capturing their player of the year award.
His form in the second tier has sparked significant summer interest in him with Middlesbrough, West Ham United, Wolverhampton Wanderers, Burnley and one other club having already approached the French club regarding a move.
It's believed James is keen to secure a return to English football before the end of the window although Rennes are seeking a permanent move as opposed to sanctioning another loan.
Crystal Palace are locked-in talks with Union Saint-Gilloise as they try to seal a deal for the highly-rated midfielder.
The 21-year-old was set to complete a switch to Inter Milan earlier this summer but saw his move fall through due to a health issue flagged by his medical.
However, there are more stringent medical checks in place in Italy, with the hope being he would pass a medical with the Premier League club.
Sky Sports have confirmed the player underwent his medical on Sunday with the two clubs now in discussions as they attempt to find common ground for the deal to be completed.
West Ham United heave been dealt a transfer blow after Dutch side AZ Alkmaar rebuffed their move for Troy Parrott.
The Hammers are hoping to add fresh goalscoring power to Nuno Espirito Santo's squad before the end of the month and had hoped to seal a deal for the highly-regarded Republic of Ireland ace.
However, Sky Sports are reporting that the Londoners initial offer has been rebuffed with the Eredivisie club holding out for a deal in excess of £17 million.
Parrott, who came through the youth ranks at Tottenham Hotspur, has scored 51 times in 97 appearances for AZ since joining them two years ago.
Fabrizio Romano reckons Newcastle United are "pushing" to sign Pierre Emile Hojbjerg between now and the end of the transfer window.
The Toon giants are in the market for new acquisitions after selling the likes of Anthony Gordon and Bruno Guimaraes for significant money this summer.
The Italian transfer guru has posted on X this afternoon that the club want to make the Danish international their latest capture, and have began discussions with Marseille.
"Newcastle are pushing for Pierre Emile Hojbjerg deal as priority in midfield despite links with more players," he posted.
"#NUFC want Hojbjerg and Matthias Jaissle is also pushing for the Danish midfielder as priority target."
Sheffield United have made a second offer to Leicester City as they attempt to re-sign former loan star Harry Souttar.
The giant Australian made 21 appearances under Chris Wilder during a short but successful spell at Bramall Lane in 2024/25 and is high on the Blades boss' wishlist this summer.
It's been reported that the Championship club saw an initial £5 million offer rebuffed by Leicester City last week although Wilder has since hinted that a second offer has been put forward.
“We put a bid in for a player. So, that’s positive," Wilder said following his side's EFL Cup victory over Mansfield Town at the weekend.
“And I think we’ve got to understand, it’s a different landscape for the football club now. It’s the first year without parachute payments as well. So, that makes a big difference and we have to cut our cloth accordingly, and we have to be smart. It’s a difficult one because we’ve missed out on some decent free transfers."
Whilst the United manager didn't go as far as to officially confirm that Souttar is the player in question, the Sheffield Star have reported that the player Wilder was referring to is in fact the Leicester man.
