PSG sold Xavi Simons to RB Leipzig, and the Dutch midfielder has since drawn interest from several Premier League clubs, including Tottenham Hotspur and Newcastle United.According

Liverpool are close to wrapping up a deal for Eintracht Frankfurt striker Hugo Ekitike, thus most likely bringing an end to any talk of a move for Newcastle centre-forward Alexander Isak who reportedly had been keen on swapping St James' Park for Anfield.

Liverpool have splashed the cash on a host of acquisitions in recent weeks, and they look set to fork out over £80million to secure the signature of Hugo Ekitike from Eintracht Frankfurt. Arsenal are also closing in on a new No. 9 in the shape of Sporting’s Viktor Gyokeres.

Arsenal, Chelsea and Spurs in TalksSimons’ Representatives Open Dialogue with London TrioRB Leipzig’s electric Dutch talent Xavi Simons could be on the move

After the end of the FIFA Club World Cup, the transfer market is heating up again around Europe while the Women's Euros is back ahead of the weekend for the quarterfinals and another USMNT star is in talks to join a Serie A team this summer.

As the $70M transfer was being finalized, Arsenal fans launched a boycott attempt against the signing of Noni Madueke from Chelsea.

From Arteta's call with Madueke and his father to the role of agent Ali Barat and sporting director Berta, here's how the deal was done

The Gunners are staying busy in the transfer window and with more to come, boosting quality and depth in pursuit of glory

PSG sold Xavi Simons to RB Leipzig, and the Dutch midfielder has since drawn interest from several Premier League clubs, including Tottenham Hotspur and Newcastle United. According to a previous report from Fabrizio Romano,

Confidentiality was the modus operandi before Smith’s record-breaking £1million ($1.34m) transfer from Liverpool to Arsenal became official on Thursday.

ARSENAL have a huge summer of change on their hands – and many big deals are in the pipeline. The Gunners have confirmed the signing of Noni Madueke from Chelsea for around £50million.