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Brentford have accepted a bid in the region of £40m for Ivan Toney from Saudi Pro League club Al-Ahli.
Sources close to the England forward say they believe the deal will go through, and Toney will complete the transfer.
Toney, 28, has not played for Brentford so far this season and manager Thomas Frank has already ruled him out of Saturday’s game against Southampton.
Napoli striker Victor Osimhen has also
Fulham have made a bid for Burnley midfielder Sander Berge worth £20m plus £5m in add-ons.
The Norway international would be Fulham’s fourth signing of the transfer window following the arrivals of Emile Smith Rowe, Jorge Cuenca and Ryan Sessegnon.
Fulham are looking to increase their midfield options after Joao Palhinha signed for Bayern Munich in July.
The Cottagers have also tried to bring in Crystal Palace defender Joachim Andersen
Tottenham have accepted a bid from newly promoted Leicester for midfielder Oliver Skipp.
The fee for the 23-year-old, who came through the academy at Spurs, is in excess of £20m.
Skipp is expected to undergo a medical on Monday, before the two clubs meet in their opening Premier League match.
The England Under-21 international made his Tottenham first-team debut in October 2018 and has gone on to make 77 Premier
The Eagles are also open to the possibility of bringing former talisman Wilfried Zaha back to the club on loan.
The 31-year-old left at the end of the 2022-23 season and joined Galatasaray to fulfil his dream of playing in the Champions League.
Zaha scored 10 goals in 42 appearances for the Turkish side last season, including a strike in the 3-2 win over Manchester United in the Champions League
Norwich City have turned down a Celtic bid for Adam Idah understood to be around £4m to £5m.
The Republic of Ireland forward, 23, spent the second half of last season on loan with the Scottish champions, scoring nine goals in 19 appearances.
He netted the Glasgow club’s last goal of the campaign, the late winner against Rangers in the Scottish Cup final, which sealed a league and cup double.
A UK-based investment firm, backed by two ‘western billionaires’, has become the fourth party to make a bid to buy Everton.
Vici Private Finance began initial talks with Toffees owner Farhad Moshiri earlier this year and has now made an all-equity offer without taking on additional debt.
The firm has provided proof of cash, believed to be in the region of £1bn, which allows the capability of getting a deal
A consortium of international investors, which involves a member of the Saudi royal family, has made a £400m offer to buy Premier League club Everton.
Farhad Moshiri agreed to sell his 94% stake to 777 Partners in September, but the investment firm could not complete the deal, opening the way for others to make a takeover bid.
Local businessmen Andy Bell and George Downing, as well as MSP Sports Capital
It is also understood there is unlikely to be a vote on Thursday around new financial rules, which are due to link squad costs to anchoring around broadcast income received by the league’s lowest clubs.
Although hope was expressed in April that the league would be in a position to put a concrete proposal to their clubs at the annual meeting, it was always felt the timescale was tight.
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Plymouth know anything less than a win would mean they go down if Birmingham beat Norwich, and a heavy defeat means they could even be relegated if the Blues earn a draw.
Rosenior, who will be without loanee Burnley winger Anass Zaroury through injury, has no doubts that Preston, whose own play-off hopes only faded in the closing weeks of the season, will not lie down at The Hawthorns.
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