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Transfer: Arsenal agree £105m deal to sign Rice

Arsenal have agreed a £105 million deal to sign West Ham captain, Declan Rice.

The transfer breaks down as an £100 million initial fee plus £5 million in performance related add-ons.

The structure of the payments are still being discussed between the two clubs, but Rice is now free to discuss personal terms and look at having his medical.

Juventus are open to selling Paul Pogba this summer, according to reports in Italy.

AC Milan are reportedly testing the waters to see if they could sign Adama Traore, who will soon be a free agent.

England midfielder, James Maddison, has completed his £40 million move to Tottenham from relegated Leicester City, signing a five-year contract in north London.

Manchester United goalkeeper, David De Gea, has raised eyebrows with a mysterious tweet just two days before his contract expires at the club.

Arsenal have completed a £65 million deal to sign Kai Havertz from Chelsea on an unspecified long-term contract.

Manchester United will hold talks with Chelsea this week over their bid to sign Mason Mount.

READ ALSO: Man City out of race to sign Rice after Arsenal submit £105m bid

Manchester City have entered the race for the Celta Vigo midfielder, Gabri Veiga, after pulling out of a deal for Declan Rice, unwilling to match Arsenal’s £105 million offer for the West Ham captain.

Those close to prospective Manchester United owner Sheikh Jassim Bin Hamad Al Thani expect a decision soon regarding his attempts to buy the club.

Bayern Munich are ready to come back with an £80 million offer to sign Harry Kane.

Manchester United manager, Erik ten Hag, is expected to push forward with his transfer demands for this summer, despite FFP playing its role in limiting his transfer budget for the summer window.

Chelsea have reportedly agreed a £15 million deal for Brazilian youngster, Angelo Gabriel, from Santos.

Liverpool are exploring a move to sign RB Leipzig attacker, Dominik Szoboszlai.

Rodolfo Borrell is set to leave Manchester City for a role with Major League Soccer side Austin FC.

Bayern Munich and Qatar Airways have ended their partnership by mutual agreement.

Barcelona midfielder, Franck Kessie, is the subject of transfer interest from Saudi Arabian club Al Ahli.

Southampton have accepted an offer from Trabzonspor for attacking midfielder, Mislav Orsic.

RC Lens captain, Seko Fofana, is in talks with Saudi Arabian side Al Nassr.

Liverpool forward, Fabio Carvalho, is set to complete a loan move to RB Leipzig but the prospect of midfielder Dominik Szoboszlai swiftly moving in the opposite direction is currently unlikely.

Leeds United have set their sights on Nottingham Forest striker, Emmanuel Dennis, as they seek to bolster their attacking options for the upcoming Championship season.

Jamie Vardy has reportedly been offered to Turkish club Trabzonspor – despite new Leicester City manager, Enzo Maresca, confirming he would be staying at the club.

Aston Villa are leading the race to secure the services of Pau Torres and are optimistic about striking a deal with Villarreal for the highly-rated centre-back.

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