Neymar’s Paris Saint-Germain exit looks a mere formality now with Barcelona the favourites, but Real Madrid not completely out of the picture.
Premier League clubs may yet sell some of their players to trim down their squads too: Liverpool’s Dejan Lovren and Tottenham’s Christian Eriksen have been linked with moves away.
Paul Pogba now looks set to stay, despite Real Madrid and Juventus linked throughout the summer.
Paulo Dybala is so far resisting Juventus’ attempts to push him out the door, while the likes of Bayern and PSG continue to look for solutions as they finalise their squads.
Here are the latest rumours and done deals from across Europe.
Tottenham Hotspur and Christian Eriksen will sit down again before the European transfer window closes to see if a deal can be done to keep the playmaker at the club.
The 27-year-old’s current contract runs out next year and he had been hoping for a lifestyle change this summer, with Real Madrid his clear preference.
The Spanish side have cooled their interest on Eriksen, however, with manager Zinedine Zidane prioritising Paul Pogba.
Atletico Madrid and Juventus have been mooted as possibilities, but the player’s options are currently limited and there is a willingness to sit down with Spurs again.
Eriksen had been offered to Manchester United, but he had little interest in moving to a Premier League rival currently outside of the Champions League.
Adrian was the hero as Liverpool triumphed over Chelsea on penalties in the Uefa Super Cup in Istanbul.
The Spanish goalkeeper, signed last week after being released by West Ham, made the decisive penalty save against Tammy Abraham as the Reds prevailed 5-4 in the shoot-out following a 2-2 draw after extra-time.
Replays showed Adrian off his line though before the Blues youngster had made contact with the ball though, leading many to question why the spot kick was not ordered to be retaken.
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Transfer deadlines
Italy’s Serie A is the next big transfer deadline. The Italian window shuts on 23 August.
The transfer window in La Liga, the Bundesliga and Ligue 1 meanwhile shuts on 2 September.
For a comprehensive review of the English transfer window: click here.


