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Just 11 years ago this month, Man Utd. paid what was at the time the highest-ever transfer fee for a teenager when they acquired Anthony Martial from Ligue 1 side AS Monaco.

Manchester United’s transfer focus will switch firmly to defence in 2027 as the club look to put the finishing touches to a squad they believe will be close to challenging for top honours again.

As might've been expected, Chelsea were one of the busier teams in the summer transfer window, which wasn't without 11th-hour drama on transfer deadline day.

So that's it for another few months, as the Premier League transfer window slams shut until the start of 2027.

Anyone associated with Everton Football Club will wake up Wednesday morning wondering quite how their transfer window came to this.

Despite making a late approach for Rayan Ait-Nouri, Manchester United opted against committing to a new left-back this summer.

Manchester City are comfortable with the £125 million fee for Enzo Fernandez after their outgoing business helped balance the club’s summer transfer spending.

It wasn't so long ago that Jadon Sancho had the footballing world at his feet.

Arsenal began their title defence by sweeping aside Coventry City in their Premier League opener, but after Aston Villa had beaten them with the last kick of their game at Villa Park last season, Mikel Arteta and his squad knew they would be in for another tough fight in the Midlands on Monday night.

Arsenal face a busy deadline day, with the club facing a series of decisions that will finally determine the shape of their attack.

With time running out in the summer transfer window and Atletico Madrid making it crystal clear to Barcelona that they wouldn't be selling Julian Alvarez to them, despite the wishes of the player, the Catalans had to admit defeat in their pursuit of the Argentinian.

Man Utd hosted Premier League new boys Ipswich Town in their first 2026/27 fixture at Old Trafford, and the locals will undoubtedly have been hoping that lightning wouldn't strike twice after the Red Devils were humbled at fellow promoted side Hull City in their season opener.

Flashscore's Winners and Losers feature is back again following another weekend of football action, with several standout individual performances and results some clubs would rather forget.

Folarin Balogun's move to Everton will likely hinge on Monaco's valuation of the player.

Chelsea could yet consider allowing Pedro Neto to leave the club, with increasing noise surrounding the attacker’s future.

Everton remain interested in signing Jack Grealish despite recent changes to the transfer market landscape, sources have indicated.

Former Manchester United defender Paul Parker has warned the Red Devils they could face ‘big problems’ if they allow Ipswich to dominate Sunday’s clash at Old Trafford.

After Aston Villa were humbled 4-0 at Brighton and Hove Albion on the opening day of the 2026/27 season, Unai Emery and his squad could've done without their next fixture being against reigning Premier League champions Arsenal.

The final Grand Slam of the year is on the horizon, with the US Open set to get underway on Sunday afternoon. The loudest and most colourful major on the tennis calendar, New York will be rocking for the next fortnight as players battle for the ultimate prize.

New York plays host to the US Open, and it is certainly a land of opportunity, with the omission of the injured world number one Jannik Sinner. At a boisterous Flushing Meadows at the tail end of the calendar, the chaos and noise can often be a shock to the system, engulfing players and making it the most unpredictable of all the majors.

Chelsea have made progress in their pursuit of Lamine Camara, with the Monaco midfielder increasingly emerging as the preferred solution if Enzo Fernandez leaves the club.

Manchester City are stepping up their pursuit of Iliman Ndiaye, with the forward emerging as a top target ahead of the transfer deadline.

As Newcastle prepare to face Tottenham Hotspur in North London on Saturday evening, the fate of one of their strikers, Nick Woltemade, remains in the balance.

It's not been the best of starts for Oliver Glasner at Nottingham Forest, the Austrian not only seeing his team beaten at the City Ground in the Premier League by Leeds United on the opening day, but then having to suffer the ignominy of watching the same club beat them three days later in the Carabao Cup.

Tottenham Hotspur host Newcastle United on Saturday evening, and there will likely be much to admire for the home supporters.