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Sami Mokbel
BBC Sport Senior football correspondent at Atlanta Stadium
Chelsea have made a £38.5m offer to sign Monaco midfielder Lamine Camara.
The move is part of the club's plans to replace Enzo Fernandez, who is closing in on a move to Manchester City before the transfer deadline for a fee of about £120m.
Chelsea's willingness to sanction the sale is contingent on a replacement being found, with talks with Monaco expected to continue. Monaco may also be in a stronger negotiating position following the £40m sale of striker Folarin Balogun to Everton.
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Nizaar Kinsella
BBC Sport Chelsea reporter
Roma deny any formal offer has come in from Chelsea for midfielder Manu Kone.
He's clearly a player of interest to the Blues but Roma manager Gian Piero Gasperini issued a statement blocking it last night.
Of course, this scenario is all playing out in the context of Chelsea having also shown an interest in Monaco midfielder Lamine Camara and Enzo Fernandez potentially leaving to Manchester City.
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BBC Sport journalist
Image source, Getty ImagesFolarin Balogun scored three goals at the 2026 World Cup
Everton have agreed a £40m deal to sign USA international Folarin Balogun from Monaco, with a medical set to take place today.
So what type of player have Everton agreed to sign and how does he compare to Thierno Barry, the Toffees' current first choice striker?
A one-time Arsenal academy graduate, Balogun joined Monaco from the Gunners for £35m in 2023, going on to score 31 goals in 91 appearances for the Ligue 1 club.
He missed four months of the 2024-25 campaign due to injury but after returning to fitness in April he enjoyed the most prolific season of his career to date in 2025-26, scoring 19 goals in 43 games in all competitions, including five in the Champions League.
Whereas Barry is more of a target man adept at winning balls in the air, Balogun boasts greater pace and a game built around making runs behind opposition defences.
At the World Cup earlier this summer, the 25-year-old averaged eight runs in behind per game, ranking him third of all strikers, and scored three goals.
His goals-per-minute ratio was almost identical to that of Beto, who is leaving Everton for Fiorentina in a £15m deal, in league football last season.
But Balogun's younger age and Champions League experience suggest his ceiling could be comparatively higher.
His tally of 19 goals in all competitions last season is at least seven more than either Beto or Barry have managed in a single campaign with a club in an elite European league.
I watched Balogun when he played at Middlesbrough. Not a strong player and finishing questionable. Don’t think it will work out for Everton.
Dave
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Hull City
Ilyas Ansah featured in all but one of Union Berlin's matches last season.
The 21-year-old striker scored five goals and assisted three times.
On the international stage, he has played for Germany's under-20s and 21 side.
Speaking to the club, Ansah said: “I’m very excited. It’s a dream come true for me to play in the Premier League, and for such a big club – it’s really an honour for me.
“I have heard a lot about the club, the players and the team, and I’m excited to play with the boys and to get to know them.
“It was an honour and a dream playing in the Bundesliga. Now, I have another dream to play in the Premier League, and I’m going to work hard for it.
“I’m a very flexible player. I can play almost anywhere up front – on the left side, on the right side, maybe as a 10. I’m definitely a player who always gives his best and leaves it all on the pitch.
“Taking my man on, beating players, shooting on target and scoring goals – that’s my main goal I want to reach at this club.
“It’s been a really exciting start to the season – two wins out of two games. Now, it’s time for me to get into the team and be a part of what they are already achieving.”
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German striker Ilyas Ansah has joined Hull City from Bundesliga side Union Berlin.
The five-year deal fee is reported to be15m euros (£12,8m) with 12m euros (£10.2m) in add-ons
Image source, Hull CityDone deal klaxon!
Our first of the day so far.
Chelsea have been linked with Roma midfielder Manu Kone as a replacement for Enzo Fernandez, should the Argentine depart for Manchester City.
Reports in Italy say that, though the deal was close, Roma manager Gian Piero Gasperini has asked that Kone remain at the club.
Our reporters are looking into this, and will have an update for you soon.
Image source, Getty ImagesHonestly, I think Spurs would have had Ndiaye if Liverpool signed a Gakpo replacement. We made a good offer to Liverpool, but they don't want to sell, and rightly so. I still can't fathom why Spurs' board pivoted to Tosin and Mudryk, though.
Harry
Spurs have announced that Souza has joined Portuguese Primeira Liga side FC Porto on loan for the rest of the 2026/27 season.
The full-back joined Tottenham from Brazilian Serie A side Santos in January.
Souza made his debut off the bench against Manchester United at Old Trafford on 7 February and made four appearances last season.
Image source, Getty ImagesTottenham have done it again! No Gakpo, no Ndiaye, no goalscorer. Kane has left a vacuum that can’t be filled. They’ve got 16 hours to come up with someone or risk a season with loads of talent running around but no end result.
Mike D, Warrington
It's now 12 hours left, since your message Mike, will Spurs get any deals over the line by the end of the day?
Tottenham winger Mikey Moore has joined Bundesliga side Cologne on a season-long loan deal.
The 19-year-old academy graduate made his Premier League debut against Manchester City at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in May 2024.
He featured in the team that won the Under-17 and Under-18 Premier League Cup double in 2022-23.
Moore was also part of Spurs' Europa League-winning campaign during the 2024-25 season.
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Image source, Getty ImagesWhat started as a very promising window for Spurs has now seemingly turned into a 'get whatever is available' window. It seems like the Gapko situation, and Man City coming in and usurping us (and then not doing the deal anyway!) had a very negative ripple affect on our business.
Ricky L, London
And just a few more updates from this morning...
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We're about to recap every update from the first three hours of our transfer deadline day live. Who thought it'd be a quiet one?
Here's what clubs have been up to so far today:
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We'll give you a recap of everything that has happened so far today.
Sami Mokbel
BBC Sport Senior football correspondent
Arsenal are re-assessing goalkeeper Tommy Setford’s future after a loan move to Las Palmas stalled.
The 20-year-old had looked set to move to Spain on a temporary deal but it is understood talks have slowed and it now remains to be seen whether they can be revived.
Sources indicate that there are other options for Setford ahead of the transfer deadline later today if the move to Spain doesn’t materialise.
Image source, Getty ImagesNizaar Kinsella
BBC Sport Chelsea reporter
Image source, Getty ImagesChelsea midfielder Dario Essugo is no longer expected to join Hull City on loan despite recent talks.
That option is now expected to be offer after the Tigers instead signed alternative midfield option Tim Iroegbunam from Everton.
Essugo, a Portugal under-21s international, will likely stay at Chelsea or go to sister club Strasbourg to fill the final international loan spot available to the Stamford Bridge club.
