The window is closing rapidly for Premier League clubs, with mere hours remaining to conclude their business. Below are the most significant deadline day transfers to keep an eye on.
Enzo Fernandez
Enzo Fernandez has emerged as a potential major investment for Manchester City, with the club contacting Chelsea regarding the midfielder. Chelsea previously valued the player at £120m, and he is eager to leave Stamford Bridge for the Etihad. Notably, Xabi Alonso omitted Fernandez from the weekend squad, signaling that a deal may be imminent.
Iliman Ndiaye
Iliman Ndiaye’s transfer from Everton to Manchester City appears increasingly finalized. The Citizens have secured a £65m agreement for the forward following their unsuccessful pursuit of Cody Gakpo from Liverpool. This move to the Etihad will facilitate Jack Grealish’s return to Goodison Park on loan.
Folarin Balogun
Jack Grealish might soon be joined by Folarin Balogun at Hill Dickinson Stadium. The US international is scheduled for a medical with the Toffees today before completing a €45m transfer from Monaco. Balogun will serve as a replacement for Beto, who has already departed for Fiorentina.
Nick Woltemade
Nick Woltemade’s disappointing tenure at St James’ Park is set to conclude, at least temporarily. The Germany international is poised to join Juventus on loan from Newcastle, with both clubs scrambling to finalize the agreement before the deadline. Juventus will pay £3.5m for the loan, with no option to purchase included.
Malick Fofana
Arsenal have expressed interest in Malick Fofana as the Gunners look to add wide attacking options before the deadline. Manager Mikel Arteta confirmed that the club is actively seeking reinforcements, with Fofana being a target. However, Arsenal are hesitant to meet the current €40m valuation for the 21-year-old Lyon winger.
Harvey Elliott
Harvey Elliott is poised for an exit from Anfield as the midfielder seeks to revitalize his stalled career. Following a frustrating loan spell at Aston Villa last season, Elliott will depart on loan once more. Valencia have reached an agreement to sign the 23-year-old, who is looking for a fresh start in Spain.
Lamine Camara
Chelsea are aiming to bolster their midfield options as Enzo Fernandez nears a departure. Lamine Camara is reportedly the club’s preferred target, pending an agreement with Monaco. Additionally, Chelsea have inquired about AS Roma’s Manu Kone.
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