Nizaar Kinsella
BBC Sport Chelsea reporter at Stamford Bridge

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Bournemouth are expected to complete a loan with obligation deal to buy for AC Milan's versatile full-back Alex Jimenez.

The 20-year-old would have to make 18 starts in the Premier League to see his initially temporary move turn into a permanent transfer.

Jimenez can play in multiple positions - as a wing-back or as a winger on either the left or right side.

The Spain youth international is a product of Real Madrid's academy and has played 34 times for Milan.

The Cherries are also in the market to add a central defender, but are believed to have moved on from targeting Chelsea's Axel Disasi.

Alex Howell
BBC Sport Arsenal reporter

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Arsenal have been busy and aggressive in this market and have completed seven signings with an eighth, in Piero Hincapie, getting closer after the Gunners reached an agreement with Bayer Leverkusen.

Arsenal have always said that they are actively looking at the market but today seems to be a focus on outgoings.

There is interest in Jakub Kiwior, Fabio Vieira and Albert Sambi Lokonga. The Gunners would also let Oleksandr Zinchenko and Leandro Trossard go if there were suitable offers.

Nizaar Kinsella
BBC Sport Chelsea reporter

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Former Leicester City striker Jamie Vardy is set to complete a move to Serie A club Cremonese.

The 38-year-old is likely to sign a one-year contract with a further year on offer should the newly promoted club avoid relegation.

The former England forward flew out to Italy on Sunday and is due to complete a medical today [Monday].

Sources at Dutch club Feyenoord have expressed disappointment to miss out on Vardy, with Cremonese confident of completing a deal.

Vardy, who joined Leicester in 2012, has been without a club since his contract at the King Power Stadium expired in June.

Vardy scored 200 goals in 500 games for the club and won the FA Cup in 2021, while he also scored seven goals in 26 England appearances.

Cremonese have won both of their opening Serie A matches, against Sassuolo and AC Milan, having returned to the Italian top flight this summer.

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer

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Crystal Palace chairman Steve Parish looks in an almost impossible position here, with negotiations ongoing with Liverpool about a deal to sell captain and England defender Marc Guehi.

Parish faces the possibility of losing the highly prized Guehi at the end of his contract next summer, so all signs point towards a deal being done with Liverpool before the transfer window closes. Talks have already been held, and this is one that should get done.

Tottenham Hotspur would have loved to sign Guehi, but his heart is set on a move to Anfield.

Manager Oliver Glasner insisted Guehi would have to stay in the absence of ready-made replacements, but Palace are now in the market.

Talks for Toulouse's highly rated Jaydee Canvot, 19, are at an advanced stage. Palace have also made an approach for Manchester City defender Manuel Akanji, but the Switzerland international is said to have reservations about the switch.

Sporting defender Ousmane Diomande has been Palace's first-choice target, but so far they have been unable to afford the Ivory Coast international, while Roma's Evan Ndicka is another defender Palace are understood to have interest in.

If Palace can bring quality in, the deal to take Guehi to Liverpool will be unlocked.

Sami Mokbel
BBC Sport Senior football correspondent

Crystal Palace have turned their attentions to Brighton centre-back Igor Julio in their search for a potential Marc Guehi replacement.

Palace are set to confirm the signing of Toulouse teenage centre-back Jaydee Canvot but are after a second defender in order to let Guehi leave for Liverpool.

Julio is emerging as a target for Palace and talks are understood to be underway ahead of tonight’s deadline.

Nizaar Kinsella
BBC Sport Chelsea reporter

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Brighton are weighing up loan options for defender Igor Julio to move within the Premier League.

Both West Ham and Crystal Palace are reportedly interested in the Brazilian central defender who can also play at left-back.

Italian club Como also expressed an interest in a permanent deal but have instead signed former Aston Villa defender Diego Carlos.

Igor has also struggled to establish himself on the south coast and made only 16 appearances last season under manager Fabian Hurzeler due to a mixture of injury and being left on the bench.

We will bring you Pep Guardiola's thoughts on Manchester City's goalkeeper situation in a moment, but first let's get a few pieces of quickfire news from BBC Sport's reporters...

Craig Nelson
BBC Sport reporter

Ederson has not played a competitive game for Manchester City since their 4-3 defeat to Al-Hilal in the last 16 of the Club World Cup in July.

The Brazil international has been replaced in the starting line-up by summer signing James Trafford for City's opening three Premier League games.

Trafford has conceded four goals in back-to-back defeats to Tottenham and Brighton following an opening-day 4-0 win at Wolves.

David Ornstein
The Athletic's football correspondent on BBC Radio 5 Live

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I think there is a very good chance of it now [Gianluigi Donnarumma moving to the Premier League].

Manchester City are willing to let Ederson leave but only if Donnarumma joins.

Paris St-Germain, who Donnarumma plays for but is now surplus to requirements despite having a year left on his contract, fully expect Donnarumma to move to Manchester City today.

If that happens then Ederson will be allowed to join Fenerbahce in a proposed deal worth around 14m euros (£12.1m).

None of this is guaranteed yet, it's all in flux. Donnarumma would need to agree personal terms with Manchester City, which is easier said than done because he earns a very high salary, but a solution was always expected to be found if the clubs reached an agreement and it appears to me that we are edging towards that now.

Craig Nelson
BBC Sport reporter

Thanks Ben, you grab a coffee.

Things are heating up.

That round-up of today's expected deals featured some of the world's top goalkeepers.

Let's get the latest on that, with rumblings of some comings and goings at Manchester City.

It's so easy to be overloaded by information on a busy transfer deadline day, so let us do the heavy-lifting for you.

Here is a recap of today's main news so far:

• We woke up to the news that Liverpool have agreed to pay Newcastle United a British record £125m fee for Sweden striker Alexander Isak.
• Here is a timeline of how the Isak saga has unfolded.
• Manchester United look set to have a busy transfer deadline day. They have finally agreed a deal with Real Betis for Brazil winger Antony.
• Aston Villa are exploring a move for United's England wide man Jadon Sancho.
• Villa goalkeeper Emi Martinez could yet move in the opposite direction - here is BBC Sport's Simon Stone on why a Martinez move makes sense for Man Utd.
• In terms of concrete news, Wolves have agreed a £24m deal for Genk striker Tolu Arokodare
• Benfica midfielder Florentino Luis is set for a medical at Burnley.
• Here's a round-up of the big deals that could happen on this transfer deadline day

Ben Ramsdale
BBC Sport

Ask and you shall receive, James.

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By Dafydd Pritchard and Nizaar Kinsella

Chelsea have had one of the busier transfer windows this summer, and another player looks to be leaving today as Cardiff City are in talks to sign attacking midfielder Omari Kellyman on a season-long loan deal.

The 19-year-old is nearing his return to playing having had corrective surgery on persistent hamstring issues in late March and is willing to drop to League One level to kick-start his career.

Kellyman has been limited to just four appearances in the Under-21s since joining Chelsea in a £19m deal from Aston Villa in 2024. He has also yet to play a single minute of first-team football at Stamford Bridge.

However, he feels League One leaders Cardiff will be a good platform.

The Bluebirds, relegated from the Championship last season, are unbeaten under new head coach Brian Barry-Murphy, who is hoping to make at least two signings on transfer deadline day.

Cardiff have so far only made two additions this summer - goalkeeper Nathan Trott and defender Gabriel Osho - and are looking to strengthen in midfield and defence.

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We have our first signing in League One on deadline day!

Leyton Orient have signed striker Dom Ballard from Southampton on a permanent deal for an undisclosed fee.

The 20-year-old spent last season on loan at Blackpool and Cambridge United and has signed a three-year contract, with an option of a further year, at Brisbane Road.

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Bristol City have completed the signing of defender Neto Borges on a season-long loan from Championship rivals Middlesbrough.

The 28-year-old made 35 appearances for Boro last season and has featured three times as a substitute for the Championship leaders this term.

EFL

We will be concentrating on the big transfer stories in the Premier League in this page, but if you want the latest on done deals in the Championship, League One and League Two then never fear - we have got you covered.

Just click on this link for an up-to-date compilation on the top transfer stories from the EFL.

Here's a bit of a flavour of what's going on over there though...

Nizaar Kinsella
BBC Sport Chelsea reporter

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Benfica midfielder Florentino Luis is due to have a medical at Burnley today to complete what could be a club record move.

The 26-year-old joins initially on loan for a £1.73m fee but there is a conditional obligation to buy worth £20.8m should the move be made permanent.

Manager Scott Parker has secured a major coup in what is expected to be Burnley's last incoming transfer and it could eventually become a club record fee.

The club continues to work on outgoings during this busy deadline day in the Premier League.