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With 90 minutes to go before today's transfer deadline, let's recap the main stories and completed deals we have had so far:

• Time is running out for Chelsea to prise Jamie Gittens from Borussia Dortmund - the Bundesliga side have rejected an offer of 50m euros (£42.2m) in the past hour
• Manchester City are known to be working on deals to sign Lyon playmaker Rayan Cherki and AC Milan midfielder Tijani Reijnders, but have so far have only got one player deal over the line today - taking goalkeeper Marcus Bettinelli from Chelsea for a nominal fee
• City have, however, welcomed two new coaches to their backroom staff - Pep Lijnders and James French - both of whom have previously worked at Liverpool
• In Scotland, Celtic today re-signed Scotland full-back Kieran Tierney following his departure from Arsenal
• While England Under-21 international Jobe Bellingham completed a £30m move from newly promoted Sunderland to Borussia Dortmund
• It was also revealed earlier that Manchester are set to open talks with Brentford for Cameroon forward Bryan Mbeumo and Bournemouth have made a move to sign Rennes Adrien Truffert.

Amy Canavan
BBC Sport Scotland

Bringing Kieran Tierney back to the club is “probably the best move Celtic have made”, says former captain Scott Brown.

Brown was Tierney’s team-mate when he broke through at the Scottish champions and believes the deal is a “really good fit” for both parties.

“Longer term, Kieran will be Celtic captain,” Brown told BBC Sport Scotland.

“He's a very, very good character in and about the place. Everyone loves him because he gives 110% and you can see how good he's got going down the road, working with better players.

“He's nowhere near coming to the end of his career. He'll probably say, 'can I go and win trophies and show that I'm a top quality player?' and go again.”

Ben Ramsdale
BBC Sport

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Kevin de Bruyne finally looks set to sign a contract with Napoli, which will take effect when his contract at Manchester City expires later this month.

According to journalists Matteo Moretto, external and Fabrizio Romano, external, De Bruyne, 33, and Napoli have agreed upon a two-year contract with the option of an additional year.

All that remains is for the Belgian midfielder to sign the contract and complete a medical this week.

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Leeds United have made an enquiry for Aston Villa defender Alex Moreno, reports Talksport.

Leeds are facing competition from a number of La Liga clubs as well as fellow Premier League newcomers Burnley for the Spanish full-back.

Moreno spent the 2024-25 season on loan with Nottingham Forest, making 19 appearances in all competitions.

Villa are reportedly after a fee in the region of £5m for the left-back.

Nick Mashiter
BBC Sport football news reporter

Defender Kaine Kesler-Hayden is likely to leave Aston Villa this summer after an impressive loan spell at Preston.

The 22-year-old is attracting interest from the Championship and abroad following a standout season at Deepdale.

He has come through Villa's academy - making four substitute appearances - and any cash will help the club comply with profit and sustainability rules.

Kesler-Hayden, an England Under-20 international, won Preston's young player of the season and player of the season awards.

The full-back made 51 appearances as North End finished 20th in the Championship.

He has previously spent time on loan at Swindon, MK Dons, Huddersfield and Plymouth.

It's 17:00 BST and that can only mean one thing - everybody is finishing work! Oh, and the deal sheet deadline has passed!

Here's the rundown for the next few hours:

• 17:00 BST - Clubs must submit a deal sheet two hours before today's transfer deadline closes
• 19:00 BST - The summer's first transfer window closes
• 21:00 BST - Clubs must submit the full paperwork for a transfer to officially go through.

NB: This is just the beginning. The second window of the summer will open on Monday, 16 June, before closing on Monday, 1 September at 19:00 BST for Premier League, EFL and Scottish Premiership clubs.

Tom McCoy
BBC Sport journalist

Sporting’s Viktor Gyokeres continues to be linked with a move to Manchester United, where he would be reunited with Ruben Amorim, the manager who brought him to Portugal from Coventry for around £20m in 2023.

The 27-year-old striker, who is reportedly now valued by Sporting at £67m, has scored 97 goals in 102 appearances for the club, also contributing 26 assists.

The Swede averaged more than a goal per game in the season just gone, netting 54 times in 52 appearances.

The question for suitors is whether he could be quite so prolific in a top European league. It’s perhaps worth noting 35% of his goals in 2024-25 came from penalties, when he successfully converted all 19 of his spot-kicks.

Should he move to Old Trafford he may have to rely more on open-play goals as he would be unlikely to dislodge Bruno Fernandes as penalty taker. United’s captain rarely makes a mistake from 12 yards, scoring 38 of 42 spot-kicks since joining, excluding shoot-outs.

Sami Mokbel
BBC Sport Senior football correspondent

England manager Thomas Tuchel is understood to be considering starting Jordan Pickford on the bench against Senegal.

Tuchel is keen to have a look at current understudies Dean Henderson and James Trafford which could see Everton keeper Pickford sit out tonight’s friendly at the City Ground.

Pickford – who has 76 international caps - has been a mainstay of the England starting XI for eight years, starting as the team’s first choice keeper in the previous four major tournaments.

Speaking last week, Tuchel hinted that Henderson was the leading contender to replace Pickford if there is to be a change in goal, saying: "He's doing everything to keep his place because he feels that Dean [Henderson] stepped up and found another gear.

"Dean got a vital title for Palace (the FA Cup) and he was a big figure. This helped his confidence a lot.

"Then we have the very young James Trafford who played a fantastic, record-breaking campaign with Burnley and got clean sheets.

"Hopefully he can prove himself in the Premier League next season and then the race is on. It is a fight for every position, there is no exception for goalkeepers."

Ben Ramsdale
BBC Sport

Respect the confidence, Steve. Remember that overhead kick Garnacho scored at Goodison Park? Steve in Folkestone can do that in his sleep.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport chief football news reporter

Borussia Dortmund have rejected Chelsea's increased €50m offer for Jamie Gittens.

They want another €5m. Chelsea have said they are in no rush to complete this deal.

We are about to find out if that is right.

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*KLAXON* - The transfer window will close in two-and-a-half hours, or 150 minutes if you prefer.

Three of the big deals yet to be finalised are Tijani Reijnders and Rayan Cherki to Manchester City and Jamie Gittens to Chelsea.

All three deals must be completed by the 19:00 BST deadline tonight if the trio are to feature in the group stages of the Fifa Club World Cup, which begins on 15 June.

However, City and Chelsea must submit deal sheets to the Premier League by 17:00 BST today, before officially completing the deals.

Will they get their ducks in a row in time?

That's the gossip out of the way - for now...

But what about the deals that have actually been completed?

• Bellingham makes £30m Dortmund move
• Celtic re-sign Tierney from Arsenal
• Man City sign goalkeeper Bettinelli from Chelsea
• City also appoint two former Liverpool coaches

• Atletico confirm Musso signing from Atlanta

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Chelsea are still hopeful of concluding a deal for Borussia Dortmund winger Jamie Gittens before the close of today's transfer window, according to Sky Sports.

The Blues have had two bids rejected or Gittens so far, including one worth in excess of £42m this afternoon.

Part one of the summer transfer window closes at 19:00 BST this evening and will reopen on Monday, 16 June.

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Another Manchester United rumour for you Stuart...according to the Independent, Old Trafford bosses have placed a £70m price tag on winger Alejandro Garnacho.

The 20-year-old is attracting interest from a number of clubs, including United's Premier League rivals Aston Villa and Chelsea.

Following the conclusion of the 2024-25 Premier League season, BBC Sport reported that manager Ruben Amorim had told Garnacho he could leave the club this summer.

The winger made 58 appearances in all competitions for United throughout the last campaign, scoring 11 times and providing 10 assists.