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Arsenal's Isak stance, Chelsea's FIVE deals, Man Utd's De Ligt green light: FootballTransfers recap
Tom Weber
- Updated: 29 Jun 2024 22:44 BST
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Saturday delivered plenty of action as Arsenal's Alexander Isak transfer stance was revealed.
Plus, Chelsea have sealed two of a potential five deals and Man Utd have received the green light from Matthijs de Ligt. There's plenty to cover, so let's jump right in.
Exclusive: Arsenal's Isak stance
Gray is Brentford-bound
We also understand that Leeds wonderkid Archie Gray is close to signing for Brentford.
Chelsea to seal five deals
Omari Kellyman, meanwhile, has gone the other way, joining in a controversial deal.
The deal is so questionable, in fact, that it could change Premier League transfers forever.
Chelsea are also close to sealing a deal for Aaron Anselmino.
De Ligt wants Man Utd
According to Fabrizio Romano, Matthijs de Ligt has given his OK to a potential move to Man Utd.
He is one of several signings the Red Devils are hoping to complete.
There is a potential stumbling block, though.
Another potential arrival is Manuel Ugarte. But should Man Utd go for him or Amadou Onana?
Transfer news
Khvicha Kvaratskhelia has been urged to steer clear of Chelsea and PSG.
Aston Villa could have their record signing poached by the Saudi Pro League.
Man City could soon snap up one of Chelsea's biggest wonderkids.
Antonio Conte has admitted that Victor Osimhen will be allowed to leave Napoli.
Arsenal and Man Utd have found out how much they must pay for a long-standing target.
England star Mary Earps has left Man Utd.
Arsenal are set to make millions from a Chelsea transfer.
Lastly, Romelu Lukaku could make a sensational return to Milan - but not to Inter.
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