Osimhen shocks Chelsea, Ten Hag risks Man Utd sack, Arsenal reject bid: FootballTransfers recap

Tom Weber

• 2 Sept 2024 23:00 BST
• 5 min read

Monday delivered some huge transfer news as Victor Osimhen finally sealed his transfer.

Plus, Erik ten Hag is already under pressure again at Man Utd and Arsenal rejected a late bid for one of their key stars. There's plenty to cover, so let's jump right in.

Osimhen saga finally ends

Early on Monday, shocking news surfaced that Galatasaray were in talks with Napoli over Victor Osimhen.

The Turkish giants quickly reached an agreement with the Serie A side.

Osimhen eventually agreed too despite the transfer being a loan - the type of move he told Chelsea he didn't want to make.

Ten Hag under pressure

Man Utd legend Gary Neville thinks that Erik ten Hag won't last long this season.

But who could replace the Dutchman? Here are five possible options.

Saudis make late moves

David Ornstein has revealed that Arsenal rejected an informal approach from Saudi Arabia for Leandro Trossard.

The Pro League did get a new big-name addition in the form of a Chelsea star.

Here are all of the Pro League's summer transfers.

Transfer news

Finally, let's finish up with some more transfer news from around the world. Anthony Martial is still a free agent after leaving Man Utd and he won't be moving to this Ligue 1 club anytime soon.

Cesare Casadei has switched agents and he could leave Chelsea - in January.

Adrien Rabiot was offered to Man Utd several times this summer, according to Fabrizio Romano.

Could Nico Williams stay at Athletic Club his entire career? The side's president certainly hopes so.

INEOS saved Man Utd from re-signing one of Erik ten Hag's flops.

Enzo Fernandez was slammed for his performance at the weekend.

So too was Casemiro, but his wife has now fired back.

Neymar could remain football's record transfer forever. Here's why.

This summer window may have been the worst in history.

Arsenal and Liverpool are interested in the 'next Thiago Silva.'

Chelsea's wage bill for the next few years is outrageous.

The Blues are also facing a race against time to get one of their many stars off the books.

Lastly, the Blues made a major mistake signing Mykhailo Mudryk over PSG's Kylian Mbappe heir.