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It's not every day you get players switching between London clubs in the Premier League.

Although Arsenal have made a habit of signing Chelsea players of late, more on that later.

But today we are talking about two potential deals:

• West Ham's Mohammed Kudus to Spurs for £55m
• Chelsea's Noni Madueke to Arsenal for a fee in the region of £50m

The question is, which buying club would be getting the better deal?

Use the thumbs up for Tottenham's Kudus swoop or thumbs down for Arsenal's Madueke move.

PS: We would have included Newcastle's £55m bid for Nottingham Forest's Anthony Elanga but don't have enough thumbs!

Sami Mokbel
BBC Sport Senior football correspondent

Tottenham are also exploring a move for Brentford forward Yoane Wissa.

BBC Sport understands Brentford have been made aware of their London rivals' interest in the 28-year-old, in a deal that could reunite the forward with his former manager Thomas Frank, now in charge at Spurs.

Sources have indicated that Wissa is open to a move across the capital.

The DR Congo international has courted major interest from Premier League clubs in recent months, with Nottingham Forest failing to sign him in January.

But Spurs now have an interest in the former Lorient player, who scored 20 goals last season.

Wissa's current deal expires next summer - but there is an option to extend it by a further year.

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Alex Howell
BBC football news reporter

Arsenal have made formal contact with Chelsea over signing winger Noni Madueke.

BBC Sport reported that the Gunners had already agreed personal terms with Madueke last week, ahead of any potential move, but they have now made an official approach.

It is understood Chelsea are looking for a fee in the region of £50m for the 23-year-old England international.

Madueke is currently playing at the Club World Cup and came on as a substitute as the Blues reached the final of the competition, beating Brazilian side Fluminense 2-0.

The wideman has played 92 times for Chelsea since joining them from PSV Eindhoven in January 2023 and has scored 20 goals.

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Craig Nelson
BBC Sport reporter

There seems to be a handful of deals being made in the Premier League this summer at or around the £55m mark.

Remember, Newcastle agreed a £55m fee with Nottingham Forest for their Sweden winger Anthony Elanga earlier this week.

BBC Sport's Alex Howell has also reported that Arsenal have made an official approach for Chelsea's England winger Noni Madueke, thought to be around £50m.

More on that story coming up...

Sami Mokbel
BBC Sport Senior football correspondent

Tottenham have agreed a £55m fee with West Ham to sign midfielder Mohammed Kudus.

The Ghana international is now set to have a medical before signing a long-term contract.

BBC Sport reported on Saturday that the Hammers had rejected an initial £50m but a deal has now been clinched.

Kudus, who has an £85m release clause, joined West Ham in a £38m deal from Ajax in 2023. He has made 65 Premier League appearances for the club, scoring 13 goals and providing nine assists.

At least six top clubs have enquired about Kudus in recent weeks but well-placed sources told BBC Sport the 24-year-old had prioritised a move to Spurs.

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Craig Nelson
BBC Sport reporter

Right, let's take a closer look at this Kudus deal then.

Here's BBC Sport's senior football correspondent Sami Mokbel...

Craig Nelson
BBC Sport reporter

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West Ham fans may be feeling frustrated, but of course there is more than six weeks remaining in the summer transfer window.

The Club World Cup has skewed the window somewhat, with competing clubs Chelsea and Manchester City making their moves early to get new players registered in time for that.

Champions Liverpool have also made an early power move, while Arsenal's recruitment drive is gathering pace and promoted clubs Leeds, Burnley and Sunderland have been busy recalibrating their squads to give them a fighting chance in the top flight.

That has left fans of clubs like West Ham, who finished 14th in the Premier League last season, a little nervous at their apparent lack of activity.

Spurs supporters could easily fall into that bracket, with the club taking its time in the market following the appointment of new manager Thomas Frank.

And while Mohammed Kudus would be Tottenham's fourth summer signing (if you include Mathys Tel and Kevin Danso), he would represent a first significant move since Frank's arrival...

Craig Nelson
BBC Sport reporter

Right, we are going to delve deeper into those headlines now, starting with the news that Tottenham have agreed a £55m fee with West Ham to sign their Ghana forward Mohammed Kudus.

It's a major signing for Spurs but, for West Ham, their losing a player who can change games. So how much of a loss is it, Hammers fans? And where does it leave your prospects for the new season?

Nice defender Jean-Clair Todibo signed a permanent deal at the start of July after spending last season on loan, but so far there have been no new faces at London Stadium.

West Ham fans, we want to hear from you this morning.

And supporters of any club sharing their frustration at a lack of summer signings (Fulham, Palace and Forest fans?) can get in touch via WhatsApp or text using the contact details above.

Thanks.

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There were two signings made on Wednesday.

As in the round-up, Everton completed a £27m move for France Under-21s striker Thierno Barry, who has signed a four-year contract.

The Toffees swooped for the 22-year-old forward following his breakthrough season in La Liga.

Barry scored 11 goals and provided four assists in 38 games as the Spanish club finished fifth in La Liga to qualify for the Champions League

Sunderland also unveiled a new player - Morocco winger Chemsdine Talbi - who looks to have bags of potential.

The 20-year-old signed from Belgian side Club Brugge in a deal that could eventually be worth £20.5m, putting pen to paper on a five-year contract.

Talbi has bags of pace and scored seven goals and provided five assists across 44 appearances in the Belgian top-flight. He also bagged two goals in 11 appearances in the Champions League

Arsenal

• Kepa Arrizabalaga - from Chelsea - £5m
• Martin Zubimendi - from Real Sociedad - £60m

Aston Villa

• Yasin Ozcan - from Kasimpasa - £5.9m (£6.7m)
• Zepiqueno Redmond - from Feyenoord - Free

Bournemouth

• Adrien Truffert - from Rennes - £11.4m (£14.4m)

Brentford

• Michael Kayode - from Fiorentina - £14.8m

• Caoimhin Kelleher - from Liverpool - £12.5m (£18m)
• Romelle Donovan - from Birmingham City - £3m
• Antoni Milambo - from Feyenoord - Undisclosed

Brighton

• Charalampos Kostoulas - from Olympiakos - £29.8m (£31.5m)
• Diego Coppola - from Hellas Verona - £8.5m
• Olivier Boscagli - from PSV Eindhoven - Free
• Maxim de Cuyper - from Club Brugge - Undisclosed

Burnley

• Bashir Humphreys - from Chelsea - £12m (£14.7m)
• Marcus Edwards - from Sporting - £8.5m
• Jaidon Anthony - from Bournemouth - £7.5m
• Zian Flemming - from Millwall - £7m
• Max Weiss - from Karlsruher - £4.3m
• Quilindschy Hartman - from Feyenoord - Undisclosed
• Axel Tuanzebe - from Ipswich - Free
• Loum Tchaouna - from Lazio - Undisclosed
• Kyle Walker - Manchester City - £5m

Chelsea

• Liam Delap - from Ipswich - £30m
• Estevao Willian - from Palmeiras - £29m (£48.5m)
• Dario Essugo - from Sporting - £18.5
• Mamadou Sarr - from Strasbourg - £12m
• Kendry Paez - from Independiente del Valle - £8.3m (£16.6m)
• Joao Pedro - from Brighton - £60m
• Jamie Gittens - from Borussia Dortmund - £48.5m

Crystal Palace

• Walter Benitez - from PSV Eindhoven - Free

Everton

• Charly Alcaraz - from Flamengo - £12.6m (£15.2m)
• Thierno Barry - from Villarreal - £27m

Leeds

• Jaka Bijol - from Udinese - £15m
• Lukas Nmecha - from Wolfsburg - Free
• Sebastiaan Bornauw - from Wolfsburg - £5.1m
• Gabriel Gudmundsson - from Lille - £10m

Liverpool

• Florian Wirtz - from Bayer Leverkusen - £100m (£116m)
• Jeremie Frimpong - from Bayer Leverkusen - £29.5m
• Armin Pecsi - from Puskas Akademia - £1.5m
• Milos Kerkez - from Bournemouth - £40m

Manchester City

• Tijjani Reijnders - from AC Milan - £46.3m (£60m)
• Rayan Ait-Nouri - from Wolves - £31m (£36.3m)
• Rayan Cherki - from Lyon - £30.5m (£35.6m)
• Marcus Bettinelli - from Chelsea - Nominal

Manchester United

• Matheus Cunha - from Wolves - £62.5m
• Diego Leon - from Cerro Porteno - Undisclosed

Newcastle

• Antonio Cordero - from Malaga - Free

Nottingham Forest

• Igor Jesus - from Botafogo - £10m

Sunderland

• Enzo le Fee - from Roma - £19.3m
• Habib Diarra - from Strasbourg - £30m
• Noah Sadiki - from Royale Union Saint-Gilloise - Reported £15m
• Reinildo Mandava - from Atletico Madrid - Free
• Chemsdine Talbi - from Club Brugge - Reported £18m (£2.5m)

Tottenham

• Kevin Danso - Lens - £20.9m
• Mathys Tel - from Bayern Munich - £29.8m (£34.1m)
• Kota Takai - from Kawasaki Frontale - £5m

West Ham

• Jean-Clair Todibo - from Nice - £36.3m

Wolves

• Fer Lopez - from Celta Vigo - £19.6m (£21.3m)
• Jorgen Strand Larsen - from Celta Vigo - £23m

Craig Nelson
BBC Sport reporter

Stick with us as we delve deeper into those stories, starting with Tottenham's move for West Ham's Ghana attacker Mohammed Kudus, which would be Spurs' first major signing since the appointment of Thomas Frank as manager.

But first, let's round up this summer's done deals...

Where to start?

Let's quickly round up the top transfer stories currently on the BBC Sport football page.

Here are today's headlines:

• Spurs agree £55m fee for West Ham's Kudus
• Tottenham also exploring move for Brentford's Wissa
• Arsenal make formal approach for Chelsea winger Madueke
• Everton sign Villarreal striker Barry for £27m
• Bournemouth bid for Chelsea goalkeeper Petrovic
• Napoli want Garnacho for £45m - gossip
• Modric plays last game for Real Madrid
• Henderson to leave Ajax after contract expires

Good morning folks.

Glad you could join us for another day of breaking transfer news and hot gossip.

There are plenty of stories bubbling under so we will do our best to bring you up to speed.