Tottenham complete a £52m move for Xavi Simons while Liverpool prepare a potential £130m bid for Alexander Isak and Newcastle edge towards a £65m deal for Nick Woltemade. Punters: back Spurs to add creativity and consider overs/both-teams-bet markets; monitor Isak’s situation — Liverpool odds for a marquee striker may shorten, while Newcastle’s attack dynamics could shift if Isak departs.
Tottenham have confirmed the signing of Xavi Simons from RB Leipzig on a five-year deal with an option for two more. The 22-year-old playmaker arrives to add creativity and flair to a Spurs side targeting success in multiple competitions. Simons said meeting the head coach convinced him the move was right; he promises "flair, hard work and discipline" and vowed to contribute goals and assists for team and fans.
Liverpool are reportedly preparing a blockbuster bid — understood to be in the region of £130m — for Newcastle striker Alexander Isak as they look to bolster their attacking options. The offer would be significant but still short of Newcastle’s valuation; clubs and bookmakers will be watching closely as talks evolve late in the window.
Newcastle have reportedly moved to agree a deal worth around £65m for Stuttgart forward Nick Woltemade, a transfer that could influence Isak’s future. If Woltemade joins, Newcastle would have fresh attacking cover, which may free Isak for a high-profile move. Market odds on Isak’s availability or transfer are likely to react swiftly to any confirmation.
Chelsea continue to be active in the final stages of the window. Alejandro Garnacho has arrived for a medical on a deal reported to be around £40m with a sell-on clause. The Blues are also exploring options for Brighton’s Facundo Buonanotte as they seek young attacking talent to reinforce their squad.
Crystal Palace have lodged an offer to sign Bournemouth winger David Brooks, who is in the final year of his contract. Bournemouth are weighing up a contract extension rather than selling ahead of the deadline, but Palace’s late interest keeps the situation live.
Arsenal have received an encouraging update on Martin Ødegaard, who appears likely to be available for the upcoming clash with Liverpool after a recent knock. New signing Eberechi Eze is also expected to feature, providing manager selection options for key fixtures.
Manchester United remain resistant to letting Kobbie Mainoo leave on loan despite the player’s preference for more game time. The club values the 20-year-old’s role in the squad and have so far blocked a temporary exit, though they may revisit their position before the window shuts.
Tottenham are exploring defensive reinforcements, with interest reported in Manchester City centre-back Manuel Akanji as the club looks to bolster its backline following injuries. Other defensive names continue to circulate as clubs chase final additions.
Arsenal are moving pieces to refine their squad balance, with defender Jakub Kiwior set to travel for a move to Porto that will free up funds and roster space for further business before the deadline.
Chelsea have sanctioned the permanent sale of Alfie Gilchrist to West Brom as the youngster seeks regular first-team football in the Championship. Several other academy graduates are expected to move on loan or permanent deals as clubs prepare for the new season.
Tyrell Malacia is attracting interest from Spain with a loan move under discussion, while Lille and other continental clubs have also been linked. Several Premier League clubs remain active in loan markets to balance squads before the deadline.
High-profile managerial names have been the subject of speculation amid late-window turbulence. Links to potential moves have been publicly denied by interested clubs, keeping focus on continuity as teams finalise transfer plans.
Clubs across England and Europe continue to monitor emerging talents — from prolific Belgian scorers to established internationals — as they weigh short-term needs against long-term strategy. Several targets are understood to be subject to last-minute bids.
Expect volatility in betting markets around these areas: - Transfers involving Alexander Isak and Nick Woltemade — odds on Isak’s availability and Liverpool’s reinforcement will shift quickly. - Immediate impact wagers for Xavi Simons (goal contributions, assists, man-of-the-match) — bettors may find attractive early lines. - Team goals and BTTS markets for Tottenham as they adjust to a new creative presence.
Clubs have limited time to conclude deals before the deadline. Expect a flurry of announcements, medicals and paperwork in the final 48 hours, and follow-up squad and tactical changes once transfers are confirmed.
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