Liverpool

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Former Arsenal midfielder Paul Merson has been speaking on Sky Sports about Mohamed Salah. Liverpool earlier rejected a £150m bid from Saudi Pro League side Al-Ittihad for the forward.

"He's one of the best players in the world. It's a hard one. He's 31, £150 million. If you sell him for £150 million then what can you buy for that? They're not going to be better than Salah. At the same time, are they going to win the league this season? I don't think so.

"Do you take the money and try and rebuild and win the Premier League in the next four years. I'm a massive fan of Salah, he scores goals for fun."

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Aston Villa

The draw for the group stage of the 2023-24 Europa Conference League has been completed, with Aston Villa and Aberdeen the British clubs involved.

Fans will have to dust off their maps, with Villa drawn alongside AZ Alkmaar, while Aberdeen face Eintracht Frankfurt who beat Rangers in the 2022 Europa League final.

Group E: AZ Alkmaar, Aston Villa, Legia Warsaw, Zrinjski Mostar

Group G: Eintracht Frankfurt, PAOK Thessaloniki, HJK Helsinki, Aberdeen

You can see the draw in full here.

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Bournemouth

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Bournemouth manager Andoni Iraola, speaking in his pre-match news conference before Saturday’s match against Brentford on the future of defender Lloyd Kelly: "He is very valuable as a centre-back or a left-back and we want him to be part of the team. Sometimes they are situations you cannot control and every party has to be happy for something to happen."

Crystal Palace

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We asked who would make your deadline day wish list.

Here are some of your thoughts:

Gavin: Despite Mateta's hat-trick against Plymouth, we need a reliable and consistent goalscorer, a right-back and cover for left-back. That said, if we lose anyone with such little time left, we could be in big trouble with still such a small Premier League squad. Henderson as keeper is definitely a good acquisition and Lerma has looked good.

Yosser: A striker who can score at this level and a full-back.

Evan: Hugo Ekitike. A great finisher and would be amazing. He would finish those chances every game and would score at least get 10 goals a season. He would work great with Olise and Eze.

Rich: Eze on a new long-term contract, Iheanacho - and maybe a loan punt on a little chap called Messi while on his off-season.

Clive: Mateta sold, and Iheanacho in. Edouard contract extension, and give Eze a new contract with higher wages. Finally, bring in a winger on loan to ease pressure on Franca. Obviously I would love a statement signing, but it doesn't seem as though we have the funds for that. If we did I would try to get Wan-Bissaka, as I believe we need a right-back.

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Stevie: Madness for Liverpool not to take the £150m for Salah. He's 32 next summer, they've got a young goal machine in Nunez who would come into his own if they sold him!

Thomas: Surely £150 million is too good to turn down for Salah. That is a huge number that could lead to a total transformation of this Liverpool team. However, it wouldn’t be good for football, the first current world class player to leave for Saudi. Big statement.

From failing to plan ahead to cramming at the last minute, transfer deadline day and studying for exams have a surprising amount in common.

With the new term soon starting in England, Wales and Northern Ireland, and school already well underway in Scotland, BBC Bitesize have taken a look at some of the biggest transfer fails in history and what you can learn from them - have a look here.

This also means you can tick a mention of Peter Odemwingie off your deadline day bingo card.

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Michael: How have mid-tier clubs in the Premier League missed out on signing Cole Palmer. Can't break through the cluttered Man City squad, so he signs with a team that has even more depth. Could be the next Harry Kane if he ever gets to play.

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These are the Premier League deals that have gone through so far today. Click the name to read the story.

13:20 BST Ansu Fati [Barcelona - Brighton] Loan

11.45 Clement Lenglet [Barcelona - Aston Villa] Loan

10:30 Matheus Nunes [Wolves - Manchester City] £55m

10:00 Nuno Tavares [Arsenal - Nottingham Forest] Loan

10:00 Tommy Doyle [Manchester City - Wolves] Loan

09:30 Cole Palmer [Manchester City - Chelsea] £40m

09:00 Altay Bayindir [Fenerbahce - Manchester United] £4.3m

Liverpool have rejected a £150m offer from Saudi Pro League side Al-Ittihad for Mohamed Salah. You can read our full story here.

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Arsenal defender Rob Holding is in negotiations with both Crystal Palace and La Liga side Sevilla.

However, at this stage it is still undecided whether it will be on loan or as a permanent transfer.

Meanwhile, another Gunners player, 23-year-old Belgium midfielder Albert Sambi Lokonga is in talks with Luton about a loan move.

BBC Sport has a dedicated Arsenal page packed with news, analysis and fan views - get it here

Tottenham Hotspur

Tottenham manager Ange Postecoglou, speaking in his pre-match news conference before Saturday’s match against Burnley, about a move for Nottingham Forest's Brennan Johnson: "I'm in the position where other people are in control of those matters and I'm not brought into the loop until late on.

"I don't think it's my place to talk about it. The countdown clock says nine or 10 hours and we'll see what happens."

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Manchester United

More from Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag:

On Arsenal: "This is one of the biggest games in the Premier League and we are really looking forward, these are always interesting games, intense games, two teams who really play offensive football. The audience is always the big winner so always looking forward to it."

On the Champions League draw: "We need the depth to go in four competitions. Our players, most of them are international players so they are all over the world, so we have to cover and be prepared for that situation where we can put a team on the pitch."

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Manchester United

Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag speaking in his pre-match press conference ahead of the trip to Arsenal on Sunday:

On Rasmus Hojlund: "We had a good training week and tomorrow we have the final training. He [Hojlund] is doing well so he will be available. I think for every player there is a big spotlight. At United you have to perform, every position, every player."

On Sofyan Amrabat: "I can’t tell because I don’t know if he has signed. I think we have done good business, we constructed a strong squad and we are ready for the fight."

On Harry Maguire and Scott McTominay: "Yes you see the schedule really condensed, last season the World Cup, the season takes longer, we played the FA Cup final one week then we take a short break, so we need numbers but also quality and I think with this squad we have depth and quality players. We have a variety of systems."

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It is not often clubs are beaten to announcing signings by their manager - but that happened today.

Sergio Reguilon's loan deal from Tottenham is still to be confirmed by United.

But Erik ten Hag said he trained this morning and will be available for Sunday's trip to Arsenal.

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Manchester United

Just a reminder that Manchester United agreed a loan deal for Tottenham full-back Sergio Reguilon on Thursday.

United were searching for a left-back, with both Luke Shaw and Tyrell Malacia out for an extended period of time because of injury leaving 20-year-old Alvaro Fernandez only recognised left-back at the club, although Diogo Dalot has previously covered that position.

Talks with Chelsea over Marc Cucurella failed to reach a positive conclusion but conversations over Spain's Reguilon have been more fruitful.

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Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag has confirmed new signings Sergio Reguilon and Altay Bayındır will both be available for Sunday’s trip to Arsenal.

Reguilon’s loan from Spurs is yet to be confirmed publicly but Ten Hag said the defender trained with United this morning and is available.

In addition, £72m striker Rasmus Hojlund could make his debut at the Emirates Stadium after coming through a full week’s training.

Ten Hag refused to speak about United’s attempt to sign Morocco midfielder Sofyan Amrabat but he did confirm Harry Maguire and Scott McTominay would remain at United.

The Dutchman say he is happy with his squad.

“I think we have done good business,” he said. “We constructed a strong squad and we are ready for the fight.”