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Transfer news LIVE: Liverpool £100m move, Manu Kone to Man Utd, Aurelien Tchouameni update

Liverpool, Manchester United and Arsenal are looking to get busy in the transfer market, while Chelsea completed the biggest deal of the summer in landing Morga

Football on Sight23 July 2026

With the World Cup over and pre-season underway, Europe’s summer transfer window has entered its final, frantic phase. Liverpool, Manchester United and Arsenal are all in the market for reinforcements, while Chelsea have already set the pace with a club-record £117m deal for Aston Villa’s Morgan Rogers. The first major domino has fallen, but the board is far from settled.

Liverpool’s winger hunt collides with Arsenal’s defensive crisis

Liverpool’s new head coach Andoni Iraola has made clear his need for a winger, and the Reds are now leading the chase for Monaco’s Maghnes Akliouche. The 22-year-old has also drawn interest from Paris Saint-Germain, but Liverpool’s approach suggests they believe they can prise him away from Ligue 1 rivals AS Monaco. The move would be another setback for Arsenal, who are also tracking the France international.

Meanwhile, Arsenal’s defensive crisis deepened after William Saliba was ruled out for an extended period with a back injury. The Gunners have turned to Aston Villa’s Ezri Konsa as a potential replacement, with John Stones also available on a free transfer. Reports indicate Arsenal are preparing an offer for Konsa, while Stones’ arrival would reunite the centre-back with former City teammate Mikel Arteta.

Manchester United’s midfield carousel keeps spinning

Manchester United have already added two midfielders this summer—Andrey Santos for £50m and Youri Tielemans for £35m—but they are still hunting a third. Their pursuit of Bournemouth’s Alex Scott stalled after they were priced out of a £70m deal, so they have now turned their attention to Botafogo’s Danilo. The 25-year-old, who made four substitute appearances at the World Cup, has already drawn interest from Palmeiras and Zenit, but United’s enquiry keeps his move alive.

United are also monitoring Real Madrid’s Aurelien Tchouameni, though Madrid’s stance remains unclear. The Red Devils have lodged an enquiry, but with Rodri now a potential target for Real, Tchouameni’s future may hinge on whether Madrid act to replace him. In the meantime, United have reportedly reached an agreement in principle with France international Manu Kone, adding further depth to their reshaped midfield.

Chelsea’s record signing and Villa’s loan coup

Chelsea completed the biggest deal of the summer by paying £117m for Aston Villa’s Morgan Rogers, a fee that underscores the Blues’ ambition under new ownership. Rogers, a 21-year-old England attacker, thrives when he can exploit space, but his profile contrasts with Xabi Alonso’s possession-heavy system at Leverkusen. Whether he adapts quickly remains an open question.

Villa, meanwhile, have bolstered their squad in unconventional fashion by signing Chelsea’s Alejandro Garnacho on loan. The 19-year-old winger arrives with Champions League experience and adds pace to Villa’s attack, though his long-term future at Villa Park is not guaranteed. The move also frees up a loan spot for Villa, who have been active in the transfer market this summer.

With just over a month until the Premier League curtain rises, the final pieces of the jigsaw are falling into place. Liverpool’s winger hunt, Arsenal’s defensive overhaul and United’s midfield revamp all point to a frantic finish. Chelsea’s record-breaking splurge has set the tone, but the biggest moves may yet come from the clubs still circling the market.

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