Dragusin set to join Fiorentina on loan which could become permanent
Latest from Your Site News' Michael Bridge and Sky in Italy's Gianluca Di Marzio:
Tottenham defender Radu Dragusin is set to join Fiorentina on an initial loan.
The deal agreed between the two clubs includes an obligation worth up to 21.4m if certain conditions are met.
The obligation to buy is triggered if Dragusin makes a certain number of appearances.
Spurs are also set to retain a sell-on clause, which gives them 10 per cent of any profit Fiorentina make from a future sale.
Newcastle sign Toure
Newcastle have announced the signing of Bazoumana Toure on a long-term contract.
We understand the fee is 42m in total, with Hoffenheim holding a sell-on.
The 20-year-old, who featured three times at the World Cup for Ivory Coast said: "I'm very, very happy to be here. It was my dream since I was young to play in the Premier League for a big team like Newcastle.
"Newcastle is like a family, which will help me show my best on the pitch. I will give my best every single day for this shirt.
"I'm very excited to join Newcastle and I can't wait to meet my team-mates, the supporters and everybody at the club. I'm also very excited to play at St. James' Park for the first time."
Coventry still in talks with Brighton for keeper Rushworth
Latest from Your Site News' Dharmesh Sheth:
Coventry City remain in talks with Brighton over the signing of keeper Carl Rushworth.
Your Site News reported Coventry have had a bid worth 20m rejected.
One source has told Your Site News a higher proposal has also been rebuffed.
Chelsea midfielder Santos emerges as Man Utd target
Latest from Your Site News' Lyall Thomas:
Chelseas Andrey Santos is on Manchester Uniteds shortlist of central midfield targets.
Man Utd's interest in the 22-year-old is in the early stages.
It has not been ruled out that United sign two more central midfielders this summer.
Michael Carrick's side have already agreed a deal to sign Atalanta and Brazil midfielder Ederson after the World Cup.
Man Utd midfielder Manuel Ugarte recently suffered a long-term injury, while Casemiro has left the club.
- Man City are closing in on completing a deal for Leicester teenager Jeremy Monga, who had been an Arsenal target before the Gunners withdrew their interest due to the Foxes' valuation.
- Brentford have agreed a 17m deal with Burnley to sign Jaidon Anthony.
- Everton have agreed a 24m deal with Chelsea to sign Tyrique George in a permanent deal.
- Wes Burns has signed a new one-year deal at Ipswich.
- Eliezer Mayenda is having the second part of his medical ahead of his 22m move from Sunderland to Rennes.
- Real Madrid have completed the signing of Denzel Dumfries from Inter Milan in a deal worth around 17.3m.
- Red Bull want the German FA (DFB) to pay a fee for Jurgen Klopp to become the new Germany head coach, according to Sky in Germany.
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Red Bull want fee for Klopp to become Germany boss
Red Bull want the German FA (DFB) to pay a fee for Jurgen Klopp to become the new Germany head coach, according to Sky in Germany.
Talks are under way for the ex-Liverpool boss to take over from Julian Nagelsmann, who quit following Germanys shock last-32 exit at the World Cup.
DFB president Bernd Neuendorf is in negotiations with Red Bull, where Klopp is the global head of football and has a contract until 2029.
But some figures at Red Bull were unhappy with the DFBs press release, which publicly mentioned talks with Klopp.
Red Bulls shareholders are now insisting on a fee from the DFB, who have never paid compensation to appoint a national team boss.
A first meeting between a DFB delegation, Klopp and his agent Marc Kosicke is scheduled to take place in New York next week, where senior representatives from Red Bull may also attend.
Klopp has confirmed that he wants to become Germany boss and is ready to return to management two years on from his Liverpool exit.
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Ipswich winger Burns signs new one-year contract
Wes Burns has signed a new one-year deal at Ipswich.
The winger's contract had expired, but the 31-year-old will remain at Portman Road after penning a new deal.
It is understood new Ipswich boss Gary O'Neil wanted to keep Burns for continuity ahead of their return to the Premier League.
The Wales international has been part of three Ipswich promotions and will now look to help the Tractor Boys stay in the top flight next season.
Burns, who has made 164 appearances and scored 30 goals for Ipswich since joining from Fleetwood in 2021, said: Im absolutely delighted to have extended my stay at the club
I love everything about the club and the area so to be able to stay and play in the Premier League again is something I am really looking forward to.
"After missing so much of our last season in the Premier League, Im really motivated to compete at the highest level again and help the club take the next step."
Transfer Talk: Fernandes, Tonali arrive at Spurs, Newcastle begin rebuild plus Man Utd, Chelsea latest
Pete Graves is joined by ESPN's Sam Tighe and Your Site' Peter Smith to discuss an incredible week at Tottenham Hotspur.
Twice breaking their transfer record in a matter of days, first for West Ham's Mateus Fernandes in an 85m deal and then agreeing a 100m deal for Newcastle's Sandro Tonali.
Plus, Newcastle begin their rebuild with a deal for Bazoumana Toure from Hoffenheim and Manchester United target Alex Scott from Bournemouth.
