Bristol City striker Jonathan Kodija has joined Aston Villa in a deal worth up to £15m.

Championship Villa will pay will pay an initial £11m for the 26-year-old, who has signed a four-year contract. 

The Ivory Coast international scored 20 goals in 52 appearances for City after joining from French side Angers SCO last summer. 

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Mercurial? Or just good? Oh, and the fee - £17,1m.  

More on the news that Spanish striker Lucas Perez has joined Arsenal from Deportivo La Coruna. 

The 27-year-old scored 19 goals in all competitions last season, including 17 in the league.

Perez was a target for Everton but Arsenal beat them to the deal. No word on the fee yet.

Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger said: “He’s not only a goalscorer, he’s a guy who combines well with partners, who can give a final ball and makes good runs. He’s got a good eye for goal and had an outstanding season last year.”

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Manchester City goalkeeper Joe Hart has arrived in Turin ahead of his loan move to Torino according to photo published by local news outlet Toronews., external

The 29-year-old has been told by City manager Pep Guardiola that he is free to find himself a new club.

Spanish forward Lucas Perez has joined Arsenal from Deportivo La Coruna.

Goalkeeper David Marshall joins Hull City from Cardiff City for an undisclosed fee.

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The Daily Mail have looked into the big transfer of three years ago when Real Madrid paid a world record £85m for Tottenham's Gareth Bale.

As they point out, only two players - Christian Eriksen and Erik Lamela - remain of the seven who were bought by the north London club with the proceeds., external

Paulinho, Roberto Soldado, Nacer Chadli, Etienne Capoue and Vlad Chiriches have all departed.

Valencia striker Vicente Iborra was rumoured to be heading for Sunderland but apparently not now...  

Former Arsenal midfielder Tomas Rosicky has returned to his home city to join Sparta Prague. 

The 35-year-old left the Gunners in July after 10 years and, despite making only one appearance last season, was included in the Czech Republic squad at Euro 2016. 

He retired from international football following the tournament and has now agreed a two-year contract with Sparta, the club with whom he began his senior career in 1998. 

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Wayne Rooney has announced that he will retire from international football after the 2018 World Cup and we've asked for your thoughts. Tweet #bbcsportsday, text 81111 or head to the Match of the Day Facebook page., external

Dictionary of Football: Actually a bit surprised about Rooney's decision. At 32 (in 2018) he's not past his best at all. Could have been a modern day great.

Steve Reddish: A fitting way to end a brilliant int'l career. Will retire with record goals and caps. A true England legend.

Rick Aspinall: The insistence on finding a place in the England team for Rooney is holding us back. He should quit now if he cares.

Tony Baker: Wayne Rooney contributes nothing to England and should go now....he's got no quality left, not a leader ONLY has experience. 

More on the news that striker Loic Remy has joined Crystal Palace on a season-long loan.

The 29-year-old has scored 12 times in 47 appearances since joining Chelsea in August 2014 from QPR.

He played under Palace boss Alan Pardew while on loan at Newcastle United during the 2013-14 season when he managed 14 goals in 27 appearances.

Pardew said:, external "I brought him to Newcastle so I know what he is capable of and I am convinced he will be a quality addition to our squad as we evolve.  

"Loic has international and Champions League experience as well as being a Premier League title winner and is the latest example of the high calibre of players we have brought into the club during this transfer window."

Crystal Palace have announced the signing of striker Loic Remy on a season-long loan from Chelsea. 

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I am hearing there will be no release clause in Joe Hart’s loan deal with Torino from Manchester City.

It means even if Pep Guardiola suffers a long-term injury to Claudio Bravo or Willy Caballero, he won’t be able to get Hart back.

Not that Guardiola is likely to be too bothered given he already has England Under-21 keeper Angus Gunn on his books.

England have won the toss and will bat first in the third one-day international against Pakistan at Trent Bridge.

The hosts are unchanged and lead the five-match series 2-0.

We've got live text coverage, TMS commentary AND in-play highlights of all the action. 

We spoil you. It's all here.

A reminder that Lee Westwood, Martin Kaymer and Thomas Pieters have been picked as Europe's wildcards by Ryder Cup captain Darren Clarke.

The trio have been added to the nine players who qualified automatically for a place in the squad based on their performances.

Belgian Pieters, 24, takes the number of European Ryder Cup rookies to six.

England's Westwood, 43, and 31-year-old German Kaymer have 14 Ryder Cup appearances between them.

Head here to have a look at our story.

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Manchester City midfielder Samir Nasri could complete a deal to join Sevilla before the transfer window closes tomorrow.

Nasri had been a target of Turkish club Besiktas but that deal will not go through.

Instead, Nasri is a target of Sevilla, although wages are still to be agreed.

Meanwhile, Eliaquim Mangala, who has been frozen out of the first-team squad at City by new manager Pep Guardiola, is interesting a number of clubs.

Mangala’s former club Porto, who sold the defender to City for £32m two years ago, are one of the clubs keen on him, although the 25-year-old does have other options.

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RJH: We need to be thinking about 2020, not 2018. Bedding in a new captain now would be preferable, the problem is finding one.

Dave W: Rooney is deluded if he thinks he will be worth a place in the team for the next two years. A non-playing captain then?

What do you think of Wayne Rooney's intention to quit England after the 2018 World Cup? Tweet #bbcsportsday, text 81111 or head to the Match of the Day Facebook page., external

While you mull over what you think of Wayne Rooney's 2018 England retirement announcement, have a gander at our developing story here.

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Right, it's all been happening... time to catch our breath.

So England captain Wayne Rooney has said he intends to retire from international football after the 2018 World Cup in Russia, assuming Sam Allardyce's side get there of course.

What do you think? Good timing or will he still have more to offer, aged 32? Or has he already overstayed his welcome?

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More on the news that Valencia's Paco Alcacer has joined Barcelona for 30m euros (£25.5m) on a five-year contract.

The 23-year-old scored 43 goals for Valencia in all competitions in the past two seasons.

A Barcelona statement, external says: "The buy-out clause in Alcácer’s contract is set at 100 million euros. 

"The striker has passed his medical and has now signed a contract with FC Barcelona, will be presented once he returns from international duty with the Spanish national team after having joined up with the squad on Monday."   

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