The Premier League's summer transfer window is nearly at an end with Manchester United, Chelsea and Tottenham still set to spend big before Thursday's deadline.
Liverpool have been this summer's biggest spenders with no fewer than four new arrivals so far. Goalkeeper Alisson is the headline-grabber with the Reds shelling out a world-record fee for the Brazilian. Nabil Fekir won't be joining him though after an 11th hour U-turn earlier in the window. Manchester United have a couple of new faces but Jose Mourinho wants at least one more before the window shuts. Tottenham's Toby Alderweireld is his No 1 target but could a late move for Bayern Munich's Jerome Boateng or Leicester's Harry Maguire be easier to get over the line?
Champions Manchester City have their eyes on one more addition too despite their all-too-comfortable Community Shield win over Chelsea to start their season. For the Blues they need more than just one more with a number of targets in place with outgoings in the form of Thibaut Courtois and Eden Hazard not out the question too as the clock ticks down.
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Rondon, 28, scored seven Premier League goals last season as the Baggies dropped out of the top-flight.
He will now link up with Rafael Benitez's Newcastle, with Gayle heading to the Hawthorns on loan for the campaign in return.
Announcing the news on their official website, Newcastle's statement claimed Rondon was Benitez's "number one transfer target" this summer.
Manchester United have taken a firm stance they will not sell Paul Pogba, despite reports of his agent Mino Raiola agitating for a move.
Barcelona and Juventus are interested in the World Cup-winning star, but the English club have made it clear they will not sell.
It does remain true that there are unresolved issues between Pogba and manager Jose Mourinho from last season – especially in terms of tactics and how they interact.
This has led to Raiola looking at alternative options beyond Old Trafford, with Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola famously revealing last season that he had been offered the midfielder.
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Borussia Dortmund have agreed to sign Belgium international Axel Witsel from Chinese side Tianjin Quanjian.
The 29-year-old is set for a four-year contract.
"We're very happy that he has chosen Borussia Dortmund," the club's sporting director Michael Zorc said.
Chelsea midfielder Willian has put an end to speculation about his future at Stamford Bridge by insisting he never wanted to leave the club.
The Brazilian winger was linked with potential moves to Manchester United and Barcelona after appearing to fall out with Antonio Conte.
Chelsea were convincingly beaten by Manchester City in the Community Shield and begin the season without Champions League football for the second time in Willian’s five years in west London, but he revealed he remains content with life at the club.
Liverpool are facing potential defensive problems ahead of their Premier League opener against West Ham this weekend.
Virgil van Dijk and Joe Gomez are Jurgen Klopp's only fit central defenders with a wave of injuries hitting the Reds backline.
Joel Matip (hip) and Ragnar Klavan (hamstring) both missed Saturday's 5-0 thrashing of Italian side Napoli due to injuries and are doubtful for Liverpool's final pre-season match against Torino on Tuesday.
"Joel, we'll have to see. Klavan, shouldn't be too serious, but if Tuesday is too early I don't know yet," Klopp told the Liverpool Echo. "Maybe we will do some magic things with the formation on Tuesday. I don't know how we will do it."
Jose Mourinho has warned Manchester United face a "difficult season" if they do not strengthen their squad before Thursday's transfer deadline.
United's build-up to the new campaign has been dominated by Mourinho's clear frustration over transfers, which has brought his relationship with executive vice-chairman Ed Woodward into the spotlight.
The only arrivals into Old Trafford this summer have been Brazilian midfielder Fred, teenage full-back Diogo Dalot and back-up goalkeeper Lee Grant, leaving Mourinho to cast envious glances at how his rivals are shaping up for the new Premier League season.
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