Striker Erling Haaland has been formally unveiled as a Manchester City player but Pep Guardiola's business in the summer transfer window is far from finished.
Haaland has joined City on a five-year deal worth around £375,000-a-week. The 21-year-old, arguably the most exciting young striker in world football, scored a remarkable 86 goals in 89 games for Dortmund.
The Norway star reckons he can take his game to another level at Premier League champions City under Guardiola and there could be a few more new faces joining him at the Etihad. Mirror Sport rounds up the latest transfer news and rumours.
Phillips bid 'submitted'
City have reportedly wasted little time in getting on with their next piece of business following Haaland's arrival as they follow up on interest in Leeds midfielder Kalvin Phillips.
It is claimed by Football Insider that City have "submitted an offer" for the 26-year-old who boss Guardiola has earmarked as a replacement for the departing Fernandinho.
"A City source has told Football Insider that Phillips is their top target for the remainder of the summer window," they report. "Leeds face a major battle to hang on to the England international, 26, despite his strong links to the club."
Phillips has also been linked with moves to Liverpool and Manchester United but has privately stated he would not leave his boyhood club for the latter.
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Chelsea eye Sterling
Raheem Sterling is reportedly considering snubbing offers from Bayern Munich and Real Madrid to go to Chelsea.
Football London claim the 27-year-old favours a move back to London rather than a spell overseas. They note that Sterling "was brought up in the English capital after being born in Jamaica" and "spent time in the QPR academy before being signed by Liverpool as a teenager" so the opportunity to be closer to friends and family in the area, as well as the London lifestyle, appeal to him..
Kompany set for Turf Moor
Former Manchester City skipper Vincent Kompany is set to be unveiled as Burnley's new boss, according to reports in Belgium. Kompany, who left Anderlecht, is wanted to replace Sean Dyche at Turf Moor, but French side Nice made a late bid for the former defender.
But Kompany is said to favour a return to England with the Clarets, who will play next season in the Championship, after their relegation from the Premier League.
