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@EduardoHagn @David_Ornstein Rightly so the way this market is.

🚨 @David_Ornstein: PSG’s valuation of Bradley Barcola is higher than what Manchester City paid for Elliot Anderson (£116m). 🇫🇷

@AnfieldEdition @Alexis_RH_ 100 million is madness, been good this tournament - but so lazy this season for Liverpool and unreliable in terms of fitness

🚨 | @Alexis_RH_: Alexis Mac Allister considers his time at Liverpool to be over and his agents have offered him to Real Madrid. Liverpool would ask for a fee of €100m [£84.9m] to let the midfielder depart Anfield.

@soyinloye75 @talkSPORT Olmo

@PitchScope @talkSPORT He is not better than Belligham

Do YOU agree with Gabby Agbonlahor's team of the World Cup? 🤔

@TouchlineX Really enjoyed how Fuente deployed him as a sub the last few games. Wasn’t doing well enough from the start of games- so made the tough decision to bench him, and he came on both games impacting the games with chance creation and control of the game.

🚨 𝗗𝗜𝗗 𝗬𝗢𝗨 𝗞𝗡𝗢𝗪: Pedri was the player who created the most chances in the World Cup final! (4) He came on in the 62nd minute!

@DeadlineDayLive Arsenal need to make a big attacking transfer this window - if almost to say to the rest of the premier league they’re ready to go again for the title.

🚨 Arsenal are keeping Atletico Madrid striker Julian Alvarez on their radar this summer. The Gunners could make a fresh move for the Argentina international after missing out on Morgan Rogers to Chelsea. Alvarez remains an option for Arsenal as they reassess their attacking targets following the Rogers setback. (Source: @FabrizioRomano)

@DailyAFC @GraemeBailey Transfer news has gone silent around him for a while, would be a tricky signing with him not being desperate to leave his club.

Arsenal have made fresh contact for Athletic Club winger Nico Williams. [@GraemeBailey] 🕵️‍♂️ 🇪🇸

@centregoals @Ramon_AlvarezMM Can see him staying at city this year and moving for free next year. There’s no rush for Madrid to sign him now - especially with the way he plays not being too impacted by age, just like Busquetes.

🚨🚨| BREAKING: Rodri keeps rejecting Manchester City's renewal offer. The Spaniard strictly wants to sign for Real Madrid. [@Ramon_AlvarezMM]

@xGPhilosophy Just shows the level of control they had on each game. Defending by attacking and keeping the ball with their midfield - keeping it away from their own half and box, limiting the chances created.

Least xG conceded per game in World Cup history: 🥇 Spain (2026): 0.29 🆕 🥈 Brazil (1994): 0.51 🥉 France (1998): 0.63

@UnitedStandMUFC Would love to see him back and firing at United. Hopefully Carrick can convince him to stay and kickstart his United career. Think the fans will love this too - with him still being popular among them.

🚨 Marcus Rashford is reflecting on his Manchester United future after his Barcelona loan and strong England World Cup showing. Contracted until 2028 on £325k-a-week, his permanent move options expired without interest. With a better relationship under Michael Carrick, he is set to return for pre-season, though limited clubs can afford him. A United return remains most likely by the 1 September deadline. [@sistoney67]

@pythaginboots @sjatfkb Disagree with the idea Alonso with have to change his style of play. Roger’s was often key to Villa’s breakdown of defensive teams last year who sit back - with his long range strikes from the edge of the box punishing teams sitting back. Also a very good player in tight spaces.

WHY Morgan Rogers Could Force Chelsea To Change Their System... Morgan Rogers is one of the Premier League's most explosive transition players. When games open up, very few players can match his ability to carry the ball through midfield, attack space and create moments of chaos. Add in his long-range shooting and creative passing, and it's easy to understand why Chelsea are interested. But signing Rogers isn't just about adding another talented attacker. It's about deciding what Chelsea want to be. Rogers thrives in fast, vertical football where he has space to drive at defenders. Chelsea, under Xabi Alonso, are expected to control games through possession. Bridging those two ideas may require significant tactical tweaks, potentially fixing Cole Palmer centrally and building the attack around Rogers' strengths. There are trade-offs too. Rogers is still developing defensively and isn't as comfortable breaking down deep, compact blocks as he is attacking open space. The challenge for Chelsea would be unlocking his best qualities without sacrificing their overall structure. At a reported £117m, the Telstar Transfer Index places the move alongside some of football's biggest transfers once adjusted for football inflation. Chelsea fans, should the system adapt to Morgan Rogers... or should Morgan Rogers adapt to Chelsea? 👀🔵 📹@sjatfkb

@DeadlineDayLive @MiguelSerranoTV Top centre back and would be great under Mourinho. But a deal seems difficult with the price Inter will ask for.

🚨 Real Madrid manager Jose Mourinho has spoken with Inter center back Alessandro Bastoni over a move. Bastoni wants to join Madrid and wishes a deal had already been completed by now. (Source: @MiguelSerranoTV)

@FPLFocal Can’t see MLS being picked in many teams after that change.

MLS, Dorgu and Marmoush are the other players receiving a position change for 2026/27 ♻️

@PalaceReport @SkySports Can see him being sold for 70, a fair price as a result of his age, trophies he’s won and the fact he has 3 years left on his contract.

🚨🇫🇷 Crystal Palace want more than £55m for Maxence Lacroix @SkySports

@TouchlineX @ESPNArgentina Horrible way for his career to finish, but it does seem like a natural end to his career.

🚨🇦🇷 𝗕𝗥𝗘𝗔𝗞𝗜𝗡𝗚: It is becoming increasingly UNLIKELY that Lionel Messi will continue with the Argentina national team. People close to the captain have admitted that carrying on will not be easy after Argentina’s defeat in the World Cup final. — @ESPNArgentina

@indykaila @ManUtd Good player, but 80 million is madness. The market seems to have gone too far - wouldn’t be suprised to see some limits put on spending in the future

Manchester United's negotiations with Alex Scott have been heating up for weeks now. The club feels that the £65 million valuation is a fair price for the talented midfielder. However, Bournemouth is holding firm, pointing to the hefty £116 million transfer fee Manchester City shelled out for their player, Elliot. It's clear Bournemouth is looking for a premium, aiming for around £75 to £80 million for Scott. As the talks continue, it’ll be interesting to see if both sides can find common ground or if this deal will stall. The pressure is on!

@StokeyyG2 He probably does deserve to be in the team. Been great for Argentina, scoring clutch goals and working hard in their midfield.

They let WHO in midfield???

@centregoals @sport Will be interesting to see if they can keep him. Can see him finishing his contract at the next euros, then a move to potentially Barcelona if Flick leaves.

🚨🚨| NEW: Spain's Football Federation wants Luis de la Fuente to 𝐄𝐗𝐓𝐄𝐍𝐃 his contract to 𝟐𝟎𝟑𝟎. ✍️🇪🇸 De la Fuente's current deal runs until 2028 — extension talks are set to begin as soon as possible. 👔 [@sport]

@DeadlineDayLive Romero and Richarlison would be great in the seria a. Would be suprised to see Spurs selling Djed Spence, but they could probably get a large fee for him at the moment.

🚨 Inter Milan and Juventus are both looking into a stunning 𝗧𝗥𝗜𝗣𝗟𝗘 𝗦𝗪𝗢𝗢𝗣 for three Tottenham stars. The Serie A giants are interested in right back Djed Spence, center back Cristian Romero and striker Richarlison. Inter are already in contact with Tottenham over Spence and Romero, while Juventus could now rival them for the Spurs trio. (Source: @Linterista_page)

@DeadlineDayLive So the same system Deschamps played.

🚨 Zinédine Zidane wants to play Michael Olise as a No. 10 for France. ✨🇫🇷 Zidane wants to use a 4-2-3-1 formation with the France national team. (Source: L'Équipe)