The deadline day always brings with it a series of surprising last minute offers that may or may not be approved, but there is already a lot of speculation that it has been circulating for days or even weeks and in some cases months.
The headline-grabbing return of Cristiano Ronaldo to Manchester United could mean more than one player heading for the starting gate at Old Trafford.
While most of Leeds United’s business has been done early in the window, as they prefer to do, could there be a last minute deal?
In particular, could Marcelo Bielsa be set to finally complete a nearly 1,000-day deal in the works after losing the same player in the final seconds of the January 2019 transfer deadline?
Elsewhere, Liverpool can still bolster their squad by diving for a player from a Premier League rival. For Everton, Rafa Benitez appears ready to be active in the closing hours of the window as he looks to bolster his squad and build an impressive start to the season.
London clubs, particularly West Ham, could be busy – there seems to be work to be done at Arsenal too – and at the lower end of the market there may still be deals to be done at Burnley and Brighton.
Some big names could leave the Premier League and advance their careers in other parts of Europe. It certainly promises to be a very busy time.
The Wolves star is said to be desperate to push for a move to London and join former boss Nuno Espirito Santo with “super agent” Jorge Mendes doing his best to facilitate a deal.
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Manchester United, Arsenal and Liverpool have been linked to a move for the Brighton star and reports have been disputed as to whether the Anfield side made a rapprochement earlier this month. The Seagulls are not under pressure to sell to any player, so they can set their price.
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The 20-year-old’s future is unclear, Dortmund are said to be “very interested” in a loan deal, but Chelsea are certain they don’t want to let the England international walk away. Hudson-Odi himself, understandably, wants to play first-team soccer.
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Burnley first linked up with the Welsh international in June but has only now started talks with the defender and could push for a deal on the line.
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