The second part of the window of the summer transfer from 2025 has been opened and with two and a half months to run, there can still be many deals to be done in the Premier League
Premier League clubs can now go back to work when it comes to signing sessions. The second transfer window of the summer was opened on Monday after a six -day break due to the start of the club World Cup.
And there are already many large deals in the pipeline. Liverpool look to break their transfer record with a £ 100 million+ for Bayer Leverkusen -star Florian Wirtz.
Arsenal also makes some own additions with the additions of Martin Zubimendi and Kepa Arrizabalaga. They also want to add a new attacker to their team prior to the following season.
Manchester United is also looking for another striker and have a few goals of the Gunners in mind. Elsewhere, the futures of a number of Premier League stars remain in the air.
That said, Mirror Football has the players and the storylines that can dominate the rest of the window. See where they are now:
Axed from the Club World Cup team of Manchester City, Grealish faces is not very future in the Etihad Stadium. But because Pep Guardiola's side did not yet receive offers for his services, a loan seemed more likely.
Tottenham, Everton and former club Aston Villa have also been associated, while it was suggested that Napoli would like to spend £ 45 million in his signature this summer.
Although Napoli is Graalis, they are also interested in United Star Garnacho. Just like his cross-city rival, the Argentinian seems unlikely that it will have a future in Manchester after he has been added by Ruben Amorim.
Garnacho is seen as a better long -term option than Grealisk because of his age. Premier League Rivals Chelsea and Spurs are also linked to movements for Garnacho.
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In Manchester, the Red Devils also have a difficult decision to take the future of Academy graduate Marcus Rashford. The attacker spent the second half of last season on loan with Aston Villa.
They had an option to make that movement permanent, but chose not to activate that. Since then, Barcelona has been linked, but it is still to see whether they have enough money available to sign it.
A man who was already about to switch to the Premier League, Chelsea could not match AC Milan for the services of Mike Maignan. But they might not be completely done there.
Chelsea is still interested in adding their goalkeeper ranks after the shaky season of Robert Sanchez. AC Milan will try to convince Maignan to sign a new deal in the club, so it is still to see whether a movement is a realistic prospect.
Victor Osimhen is another man who knows everything about failed movements to Chelsea. The Nigerian striker was strongly connected to a switch to Stamford Bridge in the past term.
However, the blues were unable to close a deal with Napoli before Osimhen moved to Galatasaray on loan. That deal will end this summer, so that the potential of moving to West London can raise its head again.
One of the most popular properties in football now, the transfersaga of Gyokeres has threatened to become ugly in the midst of interest from Manchester United and Arsenal. Both Premier League parties are strongly connected to his services, but a deal still seems to be a way.
It has been suggested that Gyokeres could possibly go on a strike to go away from Sporting Lisbon through a movement, although the Portuguese giants have announced that they will not be bullied to sell their star in advance. It seems that it can possibly roll for the rest of the window.
Although they have already signed Wolves Matheus Cunha, United will continue to sign Brentford's Bryan Mbeumo this summer. A deal does not seem to be too far away with Mbeumo who expresses all his wish to move to Old Trafford.
But there could be a late drama with Spurs that threaten to hijack a deal, with Thomas Frank who likes to be reunited with Mbeumo in Noord -Londen.
With the departure of Trent Alexander-Arnold, it would certainly be a surprise to let Robertson leave the club. But his future is now in the air.
The upcoming signing of Milos Kerkez seems to push Robertson into the pecking order, while a number of reports have suggested that Atletico Madrid could make a movement. As it looks now, conversations are at an early stage, but a switch may be done.
Donnarumma, a recently crowned European champion, is perhaps the best goalkeeper in the world at the moment. And PSG are understandably desperate to hold him.
But he has only left his deal in the French capital for a year and man United has been seen with Donnarumma seen as a potential replacement for Andre Onana at Old Trafford. The Italian reportedly discussed a Premier League switch with teammates, so it may be an option.
After having closed deals for Trent Alexander-Arnold and Dean Huijsen this summer, Real Madrid may not be completely ready in the transfer market. They are linked to a movement for Benfica star Alvaro Carreras all summer long.
But so far they have trouble agreeing a deal with the Portuguese giants. Bruno Lage has spoken and claimed that his party will only sell if they get an acceptable offer, so this is one that can possibly roll on.