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Chelsea's Osimhen hope, Man Utd double deal, Arsenal confirmation: FootballTransfers recap
Tom Weber
- Updated: 20 Sept 2024 22:30 BST
- 6 min read
Friday delivered some massive transfer news as Chelsea were given some Victor Osimhen hope.
Plus, Man Utd sealed a double deal and Arsenal received confirmation that one of their top summer targets will inevitably be sold. There's plenty to cover, so let's jump right in.
Chelsea's Osimhen hope
Man Utd strike double deal
Man Utd have secured the signatures of two 'exciting' wonderkids for the academy.
The Red Devils could continue their hot streak of signing talent with Mathys Tel.
And also if they manage to secure their 'priority target' for January.
Arsenal interest confirmed
Chelsea's right-back problem
Chelsea are already drawing up plans to eventually replace the captain.
Alexander-Arnold confusion
He would have become the latest of many high-level footballers to own a club.
However, the rumour has quickly been shut down and rubbished as nothing more than 'bullshit.'
Transfer news
Real Madrid are positioning themselves to appoint Xabi Alonso as their manager in 2025.
Barcelona are starting to take an interest in Benjamin Sesko.
Liverpool have found their replacement for Virgil van Dijk.
Fabrizio Romano has rubbished a Mykhailo Mudryk transfer rumour.
Estevao Willian may be broken before he even plays a game for Chelsea.
Gabriel Martinelli is struggling at Arsenal and the Gunners are looking at upgrades.
Man Utd and Chelsea are battling for a player Cristiano Ronaldo called his 'little brother.'
Real Madrid are ready to hand Jude Bellingham a big pay rise.
Lastly, Xavi Simons' plans for 2025 are already clear.
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