Tonight, the transfer window closes in most European countries. But before the squads for the coming months are finally set, quite a few players are still expected to change clubs.
These are the biggest deals that could still go through today.
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Nick Woltemade to Juventus Turin
Germany international striker Nick Woltemade has recently been repeatedly linked with a return to Germany. Now, however, the forward appears set for a move to Italy.
According to Sky and Fabrizio Romano, Juventus Turin want to sign the Newcastle player on loan for one season.
Enzo Fernandez to Manchester City
The biggest deal of this summer transfer window could still be pulled off at the very last moment. As reported by, among others, ‘Sky’, Enzo Fernandez is said to be on the verge of a move to Manchester City.
The Sky Blues are said to be ready to pay 140 million euros plus bonuses for the Chelsea star. The current record deal of the summer stands at 138 million euros. That is what Chelsea paid Aston Villa to secure the services of Morgan Rogers.
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Folarin Balogun
Everton are taking another spin on the transfer carousel. The Toffees are likely to reinvest the Ndiaye millions straight away. According to a report by Fabrizio Romano, they are close to signing Folarin Balogun.
The American is currently still scoring goals for AS Monaco.
Iliman Ndiaye to Manchester City
City again. In addition to Fernandez, City also seem to want to sign Iliman Ndiaye. According to Fabrizio Romano and ‘The Athletic’, Manchester would reportedly be willing to pay up to 75 million euros for the Everton star.
Ndiaye mainly plays on the wings and could fill the gap left by Savinho, who moved to Tottenham.
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Joselu to Eintracht Frankfurt
You read that right: Joselu is on the verge of a return to the Bundesliga. According to information from ‘Sky’, the 36-year-old is close to joining Eintracht Frankfurt.
The 2024 European champion and former Real player most recently played for Al-Gharafa in Qatar and is currently without a club.
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