Some transfer news on the front page of Spanish newspaper Sport.

The paper says Barcelona will be signing Nice and Ivory Coast midfielder Jean Seri, 26, for 40m euros (£36.5m), while Borussia Dortmund are expecting to lose France forward Ousmane Dembele, 20, to the Catalan giants.

The paper also focuses on Barcelona's 2-0 win over Real Betis in their La Liga opener.

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Liverpool

Will he or won't he?

Philippe Coutinho's Liverpool future continues to be debated in the newspapers and across the airwaves.

Now Joey Barton has had his say on the matter after the Reds rejected a third bid from Barcelona - believed to be in the region of £114m.

“He [Coutinho] wants out, and if you’re getting up to what are they now, almost £120m, it just looks like how much rather than if or when," the former Manchester City midfielder tells Talksport., external

“He’s not a Scouser, he’s a Brazilian. He’s already living a fair distance away from home and he’s probably grown up wanting to play for Barcelona.

"No disrespect to Liverpool, but that’s the club Brazilian youngsters grow up wanting to play for nowadays. It’s not the Liverpool of the 80s, it’s Liverpool who haven’t won a title for over 20 years, so you can’t blame the boy."

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With news that the third round draw for the League Cup will take place at 04:15 BST on Thursday, we are asking you what events you have stayed up all night or got up early to watch.

Keep tweeting us using the hashtag #bbcsportsday and we will put your messages in this page throughout the afternoon.

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Birmingham City have signed Arsenal's Carl Jenkinson and Cohen Bramall on loan until the end of the season.

Right-back Jenkinson, 25, made just five appearances for Arsenal last season after spending the previous two campaigns on loan with West Ham.

Left-back Bramall, 21, moves after joining the Gunners from non-league side Hednesford Town in January. Both defenders could make their debuts in Tuesday's EFL Cup second round tie against Bournemouth at St Andrew's.

Jenkinson departs on his third loan spell in four seasons, having made 62 appearances for Arsenal since arriving from Charlton in 2011, while Bramall is yet to play for Arsenal's first team after his move from Hednesford.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport

Zlatan Ibrahimovic is back in the headlines again, mainly because of his social media post showing him doing some kick boxing which indicates his recovery from knee surgery is going pretty well.

Ibrahimovic is out of contract but merely by allowing him to train at the club, Manchester United opened the door for the Swede to agree a new deal after an outstanding debut campaign at Old Trafford.

It now seems merely a matter of time before an agreement is confirmed.

When Ibrahimovic ruptured his cruciate ligaments in April, estimates of his recovery time ranged from nine to 12 months. So far he has been out for four months.

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Manchester United

Zlatan Ibrahimovic's latest fitness update shows he is fighting fit.

Below you can see just how well he is recovering from a damaged knee. (BBC Sport app users may need to click on the below link to watch).

How long before Manchester United announce he has signed a new contract to stay at Old Trafford?

Footyfan94: Wembley has always been a neutral ground and while it can drum up huge amounts of support in cup games, trying to convince Spurs fans that this is their home will be difficult.

FIOS: It is Tottenham's home but only a short term rent, so by the time they get settled, they'll be off again. No time to really bed in to their surroundings.

Docdb: If Spurs fans want Wembley to feel like home they will need to stay to the final whistle instead of deserting en masse when the team needs them the most.

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Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer

This is a crucial season for Spurs after two near misses in the title race and they need to get the feel of their new surroundings quickly.

Tottenham's performance, if not the result, actually provided ample evidence that they can succeed at Wembley.

Spurs will continue to deflect talk that they have moved into a stadium containing too many ghosts of an unhappy past - and there is too much quality in Mauricio Pochettino's side for that miserable record to last too much longer.

For all that, they, and their fans, will still feel a whole lot more settled and better about life at Wembley with a first win behind them.

Read the rest of Phil's feature on our football page.

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The Times

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The headline and picture in the Times , externalsums up Tottenham's first Premier League game at Wembley.

'Can we go home now please' is accompanied by a dejected looking Harry Kane.

The Daily Telegraph

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It's now eight goals in 33 Premier League appearances for Chelsea's Marcos Alonso following his double against Tottenham

Not bad for a wing-back.

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A lively Antonio Conte is pictured on the back page of the Sun., external Chelsea's season is up and running after a 2-1 away win against Tottenham on Sunday.

Let's have a look now at the stories that are making the newspapers today.

Earliest/latest you have got up/stayed up to watch a sporting event. What was it and was it worth it?

Buy Ward XVI: 05:00 in Brisbane to watch Uruguay vs England 2014 World Cup. Not worth it in any way.

Nikhil Saraswat: The earliest I woke up was to watch India v Pakistan at 2015 Cricket World Cup. 3am start here in UK, well worth it!

Timothy Baker: I used to put my daughter to bed early when my wife was at work so I could wake up for the Rugby World Cup in 2011.

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BBC Sport

It is just a matter of time before Manchester United say Zlatan Ibrahimovic is staying on I think.

Manchester United

There are big noises today that Manchester United are preparing to announce Zlatan Ibrahimovic has signed a new contract to stay at Old Trafford.

Boss Jose Mourinho said on Friday the Red Devils were in talks with the former Sweden striker about signing for the second part of the season.

Andy Giddings
Sports Editor, BBC Sheffield

Barnsley FC head coach Paul Heckingbottom has confirmed the club's in talks with a Chinese consortium over a takeover.

Businessman Chien Lee, who's also a majority shareholder at French League One side Nice, has been in talks with the Reds hierarchy for some time.

After his side's defeat in the South Yorkshire derby at Sheffield United on Saturday, Heckingbottom told me he knows that some discussions have been taking place:

Could Barnsley be heading for the big time?

The Championship club are in talks with a Chinese consortium over a takeover.

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So, the draw for the third round of the EFL Cup will take place in Beijing at 04:15 BST on Thursday.

Who's setting their alarm clock to watch? What's the latest you have stayed up - or earliest you have got out of bed - to watch a sporting event? What was the occasion? Was it worth it?

Send your experiences to #bbcsportsday

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Saddletramp: Spurs ran out of ideas after an hour, it took a dodgy free kick and an own goal for them to get back in the game. They had 14 corners and never looked like scoring from one.

Steve: Good tactics from Antonio Conte won Chelsea the match. They won't work every time, as they'll need to start using Alvaro Morata's strengths in the long run, but it was good.

Will Manning: Great tactics from Conte, gets us off the mark, puts doubts in Spurs' minds & and 3pts on the board.

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Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer

Chelsea went to Wembley supposedly in the depths of crisis following the opening-day home defeat by Burnley and with the saga over Diego Costa's future being played out as a distracting backdrop.

But there was little evidence of crisis here as the Blues dropped back into the old routine - hard-as-nails defensive resilience and that ruthless winners' streak that allowed them to snatch victory late on.

This was just the result and performance Antonio Conte and Chelsea needed - and the triumph was even sweeter because it was inflicted on Spurs at their temporary new home, delivering a blow to a side who will regard themselves as rivals for the title this season.

Read Phil's match report from Wembley.

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