With that, we bring this transfer news live to a close and it's been eventful.

Click on the links below to explore the biggest stories to break during a busy day...

• Benjamin Sesko only "wants" Man Utd move, according to the Athletic
• Sesko set to fly to Manchester after 'total agreement,' says Fabrizio Romano
• How will Sesko fit in at Old Trafford?
• How can Man Utd afford to spend more than £200m?

• Al-Hilal open talks with Liverpool for Darwin Nunez
• But striker expected to feature in Sunday's Community Shield
• Meanwhile, Newcastle tell Alexander Isak to train alone
• Yoanne Wissa returns to Brentford training
• Everton approach Man City for Jack Grealish

• Everton announce Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall signing
• Nottingham Forest sign goalkeeper Angus Gunn

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• 24 July - Alexander Isak is not selected in Newcastle's pre-season tour squad with reports the striker was exploring his options.
• 31 July - Isak starts training alone at former club Real Sociedad.
• 1 August - Newcastle turn down a bid of £110m from Liverpool for Isak.
• 4 August - Newcastle boss Eddie Howe says Isak must "earn the right" to train with his squad.
• 4 August - Serious reports begin to emerge that Liverpool striker Darwin Nunez was about to join a Saudi Pro League club.
• 6 August - Nunez is linked to Saudi Arabian side Al-Hilal in a reported £46m deal.

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• 24 July - Alexander Isak is left out of Newcastle's squad for their pre-season tour of Asia and tells the club he wants to explore a move away
• 25 July - Newcastle begin working on a move for Sesko as a potential Isak replacement
• 30 July - Man United make Sesko their number one transfer target
• 1 August - Newcastle reject Liverpool bid of £110m for Isak
• 2 August - Newcastle make a first bid for Sesko reportedly worth £65m plus £4.3m in add-ons. RB Leipzig reject the offer.
• 4 August - Newcastle reportedly submit an improved offer of £69.5m plus add-ons for Sesko.
• 5 August - Man United offer a guaranteed payment of 75m euros (£65.2m), but the overall package including add-ons could rise to 85m euros (£73.8m). This is still less than Newcastle's second offer.
• 6 August Sesko reportedly 'wants' Man Utd with talks 'closing in'

Joe Rindl
BBC Sport

Oh dear, we've gone off topic. Honestly, give you guys an inch and you take a mile.

Let's wrap this thing up and go again tomorrow.

Joe Rindl
BBC Sport

Barbara from accounts issues come-and-get-me plea after brilliant work-from-home tax return.

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Brentford forward Yoanne Wissa has been pictured in first team training, external as the Bees continue to prepare for the new season.

Last week, it was reported than the 28 year-old was training seprately from his team mates as he searched for a move away from West London.

Joe Rindl
BBC Sport

Sorry, yep, noted. Won't happen again.

Tom McCoy
BBC Sport journalist

Darwin Nunez is reportedly a transfer target for Saudi side Al-Hilal, with Liverpool considering cutting their losses on the Uruguayan, who joined from Benfica in 2022 for an initial fee of £64.1m.

The 26-year-old has enjoyed some memorable moments with the Reds, such as January’s match-winning late brace at Brentford, but has struggled to make an impact consistently.

He has scored just 25 Premier League goals, underperforming his expected goals total by 8.6. That is the second worst record of any player over the past three years, with only Dominic Calvert-Lewin faring worse.

The league’s best finishers typically register shot conversion rates of over 20%, but Nunez’s percentage of 11.1% ranks only 95th. When it comes to shot accuracy, meaning the proportion of efforts directed on target, he also barely scrapes into the top 100.

There is no lack of volume for the striker, who sits inside the top 10 for both shots and shots on target despite only starting 49 top-flight matches for the Merseysiders.

He has also arguably been unlucky, hitting the woodwork 14 times – the most by any player since 2022-23. But ultimately a lack of ruthlessness in front of goal may have persuaded Liverpool now is the time to cash in on the South American.

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Newcastle United

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Alexander Isak has been instructed to train on his own and away from the first-team squad by Newcastle, Sky Sports have reported.

Isak was left out of the club's pre-season tour of Asia after the Sweden striker expressed his desire to explore a move away from Newcastle.

As Liverpool worked on a deal to sign him, Isak trained alone at his former club Real Sociedad and only returned to England on Saturday.

With Newcastle returning to the training ground on Wednesday after their pre-season tour, Eddie Howe had said Isak had to "earn the right" to train with his squad.

"Howe has decided he wants to hold a gathering of friends and families at the training facility - kind of a bonding session once the players finished training today," Sky Sports reported.

"The players' families, children and partners are all invited to the training ground to ensure everyone is together. But interestingly, Isak has been told to report once the gathering has ended.

"He is to report late afternoon to the training round where he will receive treatment and train alone."

Joe Rindl
BBC Sport

Blue and orange.

He had loan spells with Luton and Blackpool in the 2020-21 season.

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Matthew Hobbs
BBC Sport

The signing of Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall has kickstarted what Everton hope will be a fruitful month in the transfer market.

In July, David Moyes expressed his frustration at a lack of signings to reinforce a threadbare squad, with 10 players having left at the end of last season. Dewsbury-Hall was a key part of Chelsea’s Europa Conference League success an provides Everton with much-needed quality, and goals, in midfield following the departure of Abdoulaye Doucoure.

Everton are confident that more new faces will follow. Negotiations for 19-year-old Southampton winger Tyler Dibling are not yet over, although there is an apparent stalemate in terms of valuation. The Championship outfit have rebuffed two offers from Everton as they hold out for closer to £50m.

Manchester City midfielder Jack Grealish is also being strongly linked with a loan move as he seeks regular football ahead of next year’s World Cup, although any deal may depend on the size of the loan fee and how Grealish’s huge wages are covered.

The 29-year-old reportedly earns around £300,000 a week – a real outlier for a club like Everton, who have been trying to reduce an inflated wage bill in recent seasons.

Moyes has said that Everton need “elite players” to match the "elite" Hill Dickinson Stadium - getting Grealish over the line would be a statement way of fitting that bill.