Transfer news LIVE: Arsenal medical; €100m Chelsea target; Richarlison Turkey deadline; Man Utd, Liverpool latest

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Young, A. (2026, September 4). Transfer news LIVE: Arsenal medical; €100m Chelsea target; Richarlison Turkey deadline; Man Utd, Liverpool latest. Evening Standard. https://www.standard.co.uk/sport/football/transfer-news-live-arsenal-fc-chelsea-man-utd-liverpool-richarlison-turkey-b1284294.html

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Evening Standard · collected 2026-09-04 · by Alex Young

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Arsenal has completed its move of Gabriel Martinelli to Saudi Arabia and Andria Bartishvili has undergone a medical, while Manchester City acquired Enzo Fernandez from Chelsea in a £125m deal. Chelsea is now targeting Atletico Madrid midfielder Pablo Barrios, who could cost €100m. Tottenham are trying to sell Richarlison after he was omitted from their Premier League squad and has until 10pm tonight to agree a move to Turkey, but it appears the deadline has passed without a deal being reached.
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The summer transfer window for the English Premier League has closed, but there is still activity involving English sides. Arsenal had a quiet Deadline Day, with only a few small moves made, including Gabriel Martinelli joining Saudi Arabia's team on Thursday. Meanwhile, Chelsea made a big splash by selling Enzo Fernandez to Manchester City for £125m and now have their sights set on Pablo Barrios from Atletico Madrid, who could cost €100m in January. Tottenham Hotspur signed two new players, Mykhailo Mudryk and Tosin Adarabioyo, but are also in talks to sell Richarlison to Turkish team Trabzonspor, with a deadline of 10pm UK time tonight for him to agree to the move.

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Arsenal Chelsea Premier League Saudi Arabia Tottenham

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Chelsea ORG · 14× Enzo Fernandez PERSON · 4× Manchester City ORG · 3× Tottenham GPE · 3× Arsenal ORG · 2× British NORP · 2× Lamine Camara PERSON · 2× Monaco ORG · 2× Premier League ORG · 2× Saudi Arabia GPE · 2×

Narrative

Carrick reveals Zirkzee plan after failed Deadline Day exit Michael Carrick insists Joshua Zirkzee will play a prominent role for Manchester United this season after he failed to find a move away from the club this summer. Everton came in with a Deadline Day loan bid for the player as they scrambled to find a striker after Folarin Balogun failed his medical.
framing: assertive · carried by 1 article(s) · first seen 2026-09-05
🔮 The Blues had agreed a deal for Lamine Camara to replace him, only for Monaco to pull the plug, but now Atletico Madrid midfielder Pablo Barrios, who could cost €100m, is said to be the new target for January.

Claims (59 extracted, 5 hedged)

The Premier League summer transfer window has officially closed, but there is still business to be done. asserted
window → close → ?
After a record-breaking period of spending, with Arsenal, Manchester United, Chelsea, Liverpool and Tottenham all busy, there is still business involving English sides. asserted
Arsenal → break → sides
Arsenal endured a quiet Deadline Day, with Julian Alvarez remaining out of reach, but Gabriel Martinelli completed his move to Saudi Arabia on Thursday and Andria Bartishvili has undergone a medical Chelsea had one of the most dramatic finales, selling Enzo Fernandez to Manchester City for a British-record-equalling £125m. asserted
Chelsea → endure → m.
The Blues had agreed a deal for Lamine Camara to replace him, only for Monaco to pull the plug, but now Atletico Madrid midfielder Pablo Barrios, who could cost €100m, is said to be the new target for January. uncertain
who → agree → January
Tottenham signed Mykhailo Mudryk and Tosin Adarabioyo on Deadline Day, and are now in talks with Trabzonspor to sell Richarlison, who turned down a move to Everton He has been omitted from their Premier League squad but has until 10pm UK time tonight to agree a move to Turkey. asserted
He → sign → Turkey
Latest transfer news and rumours Live updates Turkish transfer window slams shut That’s it! asserted
That → slam → ?
There will be no move to Turkey for Richarlison, as it seems. asserted
it → seem → Richarlison
Trabzonspor held interest in the striker, having two bids rejected for him, but ultimately, he remains a Tottenham player. asserted
he → hold → him
Where is still open for him to go? asserted
him → go → ?
Poland - Closes 9th September Brazil - Closes 11th September Mexico - Closes 11th September Portugal - Closes 15th September Saudi Arabia - Closes 12th October asserted
Arabia → close → ?
PSG annouce flurry of new deals asserted
PSG → annouce → deals
Paris Saint-Germain have announced that six stars have penned new contracts with the European champions. asserted
stars → announce → champions
Martinez adopts new shirt number after one appearance and John Terry blessing New signing Emi Martinez has switched to the No1 shirt at Chelsea. asserted
signing → adopt → Chelsea
The new signing from Aston Villa has been awarded with a kit number that indicates he is Chelsea’s undisputed new first-choice goalkeeper. asserted
he → award → number
That is despite initially choosing the No26 and remarking that the legacy of Chelsea legend John Terry in that shirt partly explained why. asserted
legacy → choose → shirt
But the decision has now been made to award Martinez with No1, and he has been pictured holding the shirt with his new number for the first time. asserted
he → make → time
Xabi Alonso explains 'next phase' of Chelsea plan for life after Enzo Fernandez Xabi Alonso insists “phase one” of Chelsea’s rebuild is complete and it is “time to move forward” without Enzo Fernandez. asserted
it → explain → Fernandez
Chelsea produced a club-record sale on transfer deadline day when they pocketed £125million as Fernandez finally made his long-awaited move to Manchester City. asserted
Fernandez → produce → City
Fernandez had made it clear he wished to leave Chelsea, and had serious interest from City all summer as his former head coach Enzo Maresca wished to reunite with his namesake. asserted
coach → make → namesake
Alonso said he was pleased with Chelsea’s transfer window, which saw them break their own British transfer record for sales as well as signing 10 new first-team players including £117m Morgan Rogers. asserted
them → say → m
“I think that it's a very balanced structure, phase one, that we have made in this transfer window with what we had and where we are now,” Alonso said on Friday. “ asserted
Alonso → think → Friday
Phase one is completed. asserted
Phase → complete → ?
Moyes quashes reports of Chelsea bid David Moyes has strenuously denied reports claiming Chelsea made an eleventh-hour bid to sign James Garner on Deadline Day. asserted
Chelsea → quash → Day
They thought they had secured a deal to sign Monaco’s Lamine Camara as they scrambled to replace Manchester City-bound Enzo Fernandez, but saw their plans dashed as the Ligue 1 side pulled out of negotiations at the last. asserted
side → think → last
After the fact, it was reported by some outlets that Chelsea had made a late attempt to bolster their midfield options with the versatile Garner, but Moyes has quashed those claims unequivocally. uncertain
Moyes → report → claims
Asked to verify the rumour, he declared: “What was said was completely untrue, so I don’t know where that’s come from. asserted
that → ask → where
Arteta issues Arsenal transfer window verdict after two huge snubs Mikel Arteta has insisted he is satisfied with how Arsenal approached the summer transfer window. asserted
Arsenal → issue → window
The Gunners wanted to make a marquee signing in attack after identifying the left wing as a position that could be significantly upgraded. uncertain
that → want → position
Arsenal were recruiting from a position of strength as Premier League champions but they fell short in adding to the forward line as planned. asserted
they → recruit → line
Vinicius Jr and Julian Alvarez were targeted and Arsenal played the waiting game with both, only for the pair to decide to stay in Spain. asserted
pair → target → Spain
A move for Morgan Rogers also did not materialise, with Christos Tzolis the only signing made in attack. asserted
Tzolis → materialise → attack
Speaking after defeat in the Champions League final in May, Arteta demanded that Arsenal be "very ambitious, very fast and very smart" in the summer window. uncertain
Arsenal → speak → window
Asked if he felt those words had been put into action, Arteta declared: "Yeah. asserted
Arteta → ask → action
"The outcome after can be different to what you expect asserted
you → expect → what
In my opinion, that's what I value most." asserted
I → value → what
Pressed on whether that intent was as important to him in showing ambition as completing transfers was, Arteta added: "Yes because it doesn't depend on you only." asserted
it → press → you
Carrick reveals Zirkzee plan after failed Deadline Day exit Michael Carrick insists Joshua Zirkzee will play a prominent role for Manchester United this season after he failed to find a move away from the club this summer. Everton came in with a Deadline Day loan bid for the player as they scrambled to find a striker after Folarin Balogun failed his medical. asserted
Balogun → reveal → medical
United rejected the proposal, though, and Zirkzee will remain in situ until January at least. asserted
Zirkzee → reject → January
He has played a bit-part role in the early days of the Premier League campaign, with Matheus Cunha preferred as a centre-forward, while Benjamin Sesko’s newfound fitness will further reduce his playing time. asserted
fitness → play → time
Carrick, however, is adamant Zirkzee will have a part to play as United look to compete on four fronts this season. asserted
United → have → fronts
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