Transfer news LIVE: Arsenal eye huge double deal; major Man Utd boost; Chelsea want Lopez; Liverpool battle

Evening Standard · collected 2026-09-10 · by George Flood
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Arsenal are targeting two players, Kenan Yildiz and Nico Paz, while also still interested in Julian Alvarez and Eli Junior Kroupi. Chelsea may make a move for Fermin Lopez at Barcelona, but face competition from Liverpool over Lamine Camara and Manu Kone. Manchester United have been boosted in their pursuit of Lewis Hall and are linked with Nicolo Tresoldi, as well as continuing to pursue Louis Page. Tottenham are reportedly in talks with Vasco da Gama over a deal for Richarlison.
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Several English football teams, including Arsenal, Chelsea, Manchester United, Liverpool, and Tottenham, are reportedly still working on major transfer deals ahead of the January market reopening. Arsenal is targeting two players: Kenan Yildiz, who is recovering from surgery for a foot fracture, and Nico Paz. The team had previously missed out on high-profile signings like Julian Alvarez and Vinicius Jr in the summer window. Meanwhile, Chelsea may launch a bid for Fermin Lopez at Barcelona, while also considering Alex Scott or Martin Zubimendi from Arsenal. Liverpool is battling Chelsea over two players: Lamine Camara and Manu Kone. Manchester United has received good news about its pursuit of Lewis Hall, and the team is still interested in signing a new striker, possibly Nicolo Tresoldi.

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🔮 The summer window in England may now be closed, but Arsenal, Chelsea, Manchester United, Liverpool and Tottenham all continue to work on some major deals ahead of the market reopening for business in January.
🔮 Hall seemed to be their top target after his fine form since joining Newcastle from Chelsea - initially on loan - in 2023, with reports over the weekend that they could yet look to test the Magpies’ resolve before the window shuts.
🔮 The Gunners also remain interested in the likes of Victor Osimhen, Kenan Yildiz and Matias Fernandez-Pardo as Gabriel Martinelli heads for the exit, while they could swoop for Eli Junior Kroupi in January.
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Tottenham ORG · 9× Chelsea ORG · 6× Richarlison PERSON · 6× Manchester United ORG · 4× Spurs ORG · 4× Vasco da Gama PERSON · 4× Arsenal ORG · 3× Liverpool ORG · 3× Manu Kone PERSON · 3× Nicolo Tresoldi PERSON · 3×

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While Christos Tzolis continues to thrive, the Gunners did not strengthen their attack nearly as much as they would have liked during the summer transfer window after missing out on high-profile deals for the likes of Julian Alvarez and Vinicius Jr. TEAMtalk now cites reports claiming that Arsenal are considering a new move for Juventus forward Yildiz, who is currently sidelined after undergoing surgery on a foot fracture last month.
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🔮 The summer window in England may now be closed, but Arsenal, Chelsea, Manchester United, Liverpool and Tottenham all continue to work on some major deals ahead of the market reopening for business in January.

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The summer window in England may now be closed, but Arsenal, Chelsea, Manchester United, Liverpool and Tottenham all continue to work on some major deals ahead of the market reopening for business in January. uncertain
market → close → January
Arsenal are said to be targeting both Kenan Yildiz and Nico Paz, while they remain interested in Julian Alvarez and Eli Junior Kroupi, having welcomed teenage striker Mylo Bernard this week. asserted
they → say → Bernard
Chelsea may launch a huge move for Fermin Lopez at Barcelona, while they could still swoop for Alex Scott or Arsenal’s Martin Zubimendi as they face a battle with Liverpool over both Lamine Camara and Manu Kone. uncertain
they → launch → Camara
Manchester United have been handed a major new boost over Lewis Hall and are being linked with a new striker in Nicolo Tresoldi and still pursuing Louis Page after completing deals for youngsters Isaac Konde, David Eze and Karim Cassim. asserted
United → hand → youngsters
Latest transfer news and rumours Live updates Richarlison gives green light to Vasco da Gama move Vasco da Gama are reportedly in talks with Tottenham over a deal for Richarlison. uncertain
Gama → give → Richarlison
A return to his native Brazil now looks to be one of the only remaining options for the former Everton star as he seeks to exit Spurs, having seen a proposed switch to Turkish club Trabzonspor - where he would have linked up with Mohamed Salah - collapse last week. asserted
he → look → Salah
According to transfer specialist Nicolo Schira, Richarlison has already given the green light to a potential move to Vasco da Gama as talks continue ahead of the Brazilian transfer deadline on Friday. uncertain
talks → accord → Friday
Pochettino makes major Tottenham revelation and drops return hint Mauricio Pochettino has revealed that he was approached to take the Tottenham job last season as the club fought to stay in the Premier League, writes Sam Tabuteau. asserted
Tabuteau → make → League
Spurs sacked manager Thomas Frank in February after a miserable run of results left them hovering around the relegation zone, then replaced him with interim boss Igor Tudor, who failed to win any of his five league games at the helm. asserted
who → sack → helm
By the end of March, Tottenham were just one point above the bottom three and in serious danger of dropping into the second division of English football for the first time in nearly 50 years. asserted
Tottenham → drop → years
Chelsea plot new Manu Kone move Chelsea look set to revive their interest in Manu Kone in January, reports claim. uncertain
reports → plot → January
The Blues wanted to sign the France international last week as they searched for a late replacement for the Manchester City-bound Enzo Fernandez, but were unable to tempt Roma into a sale and later saw Monaco pull the plug at the 11th hour on a £47m Deadline Day swoop for Lamine Camara. asserted
Monaco → want → Camara
Liverpool and Manchester United are also now said to be interested in Kone, but CaughtOffside - via Simon Phillips - report that Chelsea are likely to go back in for the midfielder when the transfer window reopens for business in the New Year. asserted
window → say → Year
It is claimed that Chelsea winger Jamie Gittens could yet form part of the deal, with Roma having pursued his signature late in the summer market. uncertain
Roma → claim → market
Man Utd and Tottenham scouting Nicolo Tresoldi Manchester United and Tottenham are both said to be keeping close tabs on Nicolo Tresoldi. asserted
United → scout → Tresoldi
According to TEAMtalk, both Man Utd and Spurs dispatched scouts to watch Tresoldi in action during Club Brugge’s Champions League opener at home to Aston Villa on Tuesday evening. uncertain
Utd → accord → evening
The Italian-born German Under-21 international scored a penalty in a 3-2 league phase defeat at Jan Breydel Stadium. asserted
international → bear → Stadium
Richarlison could leave Tottenham for Brazil return Could Richarlison leave Tottenham to return to his native Brazil? uncertain
Richarlison → leave → Brazil
It looks to be the former Everton forward’s last hope of leaving Spurs, with most other potential avenues and summer transfer windows now closed. asserted
avenues → look → Spurs
Richarlison has been most strongly linked with Vasco da Gama, whose manager Pedro Emanuel was asked about the player after Tuesday’s 0-0 draw with Santa Fe in the Copa Sudamericana. asserted
Richarlison → link → Sudamericana
“I think my silence says it all,” he said, per ESPN. asserted
he → think → ESPN
“I work with the players who are here; he is a player I respect greatly, a player everyone knows, but they aren’t here and I don’t feel I have the right to comment on something that isn’t part of our day-to-day lives, of my reality. asserted
that → work → reality
“I’m sorry I can’t answer, but that’s all I can say at the moment.” asserted
I → ’m → moment
Liverpool to battle Chelsea for Camara and Kone Chelsea may yet face a battle with Liverpool over both Lamine Camara and Manu Kone. uncertain
Chelsea → battle → Camara
As already mentioned, the Blues looked to have secured a last-gasp £47m deal for Camara on Deadline Day last week in a late scramble to replace Enzo Fernandez, only for Monaco to unexpectedly pull out of the agreement at the 11th hour with only a medical left needing to be completed. asserted
medical → mention → hour
Liverpool have since emerged as potential contenders for the Senegal international, while The Athletic now claim that the Reds- as well as Manchester United - are also interested in Roma’s Kone, who was another player whom Chelsea looked strongly at signing after selling Fernandez to rivals Manchester City for £125m. Chelsea get green light over Fermin Lopez move Chelsea have reportedly been given the green light to launch a massive swoop for Fermin Lopez. uncertain
Chelsea → emerge → Lopez
The Spain attacking midfielder is a long-term transfer target at Stamford Bridge, where plenty more movement is expected both in January and at the end of the season after a typically hectic summer window that ended in dramatic fashion with the collapse of a £47m deal for Monaco’s Lamine Camara. asserted
that → expect → Camara
Reports in Spain cited by football365 claim that Chelsea are now back in pursuit of Lopez as they seek their high-profile replacement for Enzo Fernandez and could make an ambitious move in January, with an offer worth £103m potentially enough to tempt Barcelona into a sale of a key player under Hansi Flick. uncertain
offer → cite → Flick
Man Utd handed major new Lewis Hall boost Manchester United look to have been handed a major new boost over Lewis Hall. The England defender is known to be a top transfer priority at Old Trafford, where there is a desire to secure a new left-back as the long-term successor to Luke Shaw. asserted
defender → hand → Shaw
talkSPORT claim that Newcastle could still sell Hall next summer, despite the player being understood to have agreed a bumper contract extension on Tyneside lasting until the summer of 2031. uncertain
player → claim → 2031
It is being widely reported that the new deal - which adds a further two years on to his current agreement - will not contain a release clause, meaning Man Utd will likely have to pay a huge fee in order to prise the 22-year-old away from St James’ Park. asserted
Utd → report → Park
Arsenal target huge double deal Arsenal want to sign both Kenan Yildiz and Nico Paz, reports claim. uncertain
reports → target → Yildiz
While Christos Tzolis continues to thrive, the Gunners did not strengthen their attack nearly as much as they would have liked during the summer transfer window after missing out on high-profile deals for the likes of Julian Alvarez and Vinicius Jr. TEAMtalk now cites reports claiming that Arsenal are considering a new move for Juventus forward Yildiz, who is currently sidelined after undergoing surgery on a foot fracture last month. asserted
who → continue → fracture
Meanwhile, the reigning and unbeaten Premier League champions are also said to be eyeing highly-rated Como attacker Paz, but face a fierce battle with Real Madrid, who retain a buy-back clause believed to be worth around €80m. Arsenal keen on Como star Arsenal could make a move for Como attacking midfielder Nico Paz next year. uncertain
Arsenal → reign → Paz
According to reports in Spain, Arsenal are monitoring the 22-year-old, who attracted significant interest during the summer. uncertain
who → accord → summer
Tottenham have reportedly previously had two bids rejected for Paz. uncertain
bids → have → Paz
Any potential Arsenal move could be complicated by Real Madrid’s €80m buy-back clause, which gives the Spanish giants an option to re-sign Paz and could influence his future. uncertain
which → complicate → future
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