Ipswich Town, Union Saint-Gilloise and Kjell Scherpen
Sunday

Ipswich Town are set to sign Dutch goalkeeper Kjell Scherpen from Union Saint-Gilloise in a deal worth at least €10m. The promoted Premier League club expect the 26-year-old to undergo a medical before signing a four-year contract.

Scherpen won the Belgian Cup and Golden Glove after keeping 21 clean sheets in 43 matches for Union. The move returns him to England after an earlier Brighton spell failed to produce a Premier League breakthrough.

Barcelona Women and Tyler McCamey
Saturday

Barcelona have signed United States goalkeeper Tyler McCamey for their European champion women’s team. The 24-year-old Princeton graduate joins from Dallas Trinity FC after making 15 appearances last season and arrives to compete in a rebuilt squad.

Barcelona still have Spain’s Cata Coll in goal, but the signing follows several major departures caused by financial pressure. Alexia Putellas, Mapi León, Ona Batlle and Salma Paralluelo have all left during a turbulent summer.

Marc-Andre ter Stegen, Barcelona and Ajax
Saturday

Marc-Andre ter Stegen’s proposed Ajax loan has stalled again after fresh complications over how his salary would be split. The move had looked close on Friday, but talks are now back in doubt.

Barcelona are refusing further concessions because of financial fair play limits, while Ajax reportedly cannot move higher. The setback turns what looked like a near-completed loan into another major Barcelona transfer saga.

Vozinha, Cape Verde and Colo-Colo
Saturday

Cape Verde goalkeeper Vozinha has secured a move to Chilean giants Colo-Colo after his breakout World Cup campaign. The 40-year-old joins as a free agent after leaving Portuguese second-tier club Chaves.

Vozinha became the oldest player to appear in a nation’s debut World Cup match and went viral after starring against Spain and Argentina. Colo-Colo gain an experienced goalkeeper whose profile surged sharply during the tournament.

Celtic, Bodo/Glimt and Kasper Hogh
Saturday

Celtic manager Martin O’Neill said Kasper Hogh is due to have a medical within 24 hours. Reports claim Celtic have agreed a club-record £11m deal with Bodo/Glimt for the Denmark international striker.

Hogh’s likely arrival would ease pressure after Daizen Maeda’s move to Ipswich and Celtic’s slow summer business. He brings European pedigree after finishing joint top scorer in the Europa League and scoring against Manchester City and Atletico Madrid.

Al-Hilal, Luis Diaz and Bayern Munich
Saturday

Al-Hilal have reportedly earmarked a huge package to sign Bayern Munich winger Luis Diaz. Reports say the Saudi club could offer a €25m annual salary and a $120m to $150m transfer fee.

The deal would surpass Neymar’s Saudi Pro League record if completed, but Al-Hilal have not yet opened formal talks with Bayern. They want Diaz’s approval first before launching what could become a historic bid.

Casemiro, Inter Miami and CF Montreal
Saturday

Casemiro is set to make his Inter Miami debut against CF Montreal after receiving his P-1 visa. The former Manchester United midfielder signed as a free agent through the 2027 MLS Sprint season.

Casemiro will not occupy a designated-player slot, with Miami’s three places held by Lionel Messi, Rodrigo De Paul and German Berterame. His debut comes while MLS continues reviewing LA Galaxy’s tampering claim over the signing.

Arsenal, Real Madrid and Vinicius Junior
Saturday

Arsenal are exploring a possible move for Real Madrid winger Vinicius Junior, with the Brazil star entering the final year of his contract. The Athletic says there have been no club-to-club talks yet, keeping it early.

Arsenal’s interest is still early, but the idea reportedly has approval across the club. Madrid do not want to risk losing Vinicius for free, especially with renewal talks stalled and a loyalty bonus due next season.

Atletico Madrid, PSG and Kang-in Lee
Saturday

Atletico Madrid have completed the signing of South Korea midfielder Kang-in Lee from Paris Saint-Germain for a reported €35m. The 25-year-old has signed until 2031 and will wear the club’s famous number seven shirt next season.

Lee returns to La Liga after his PSG spell and gives Atletico a versatile left-footed creator entering his peak years. His World Cup form and technical profile made him a priority addition for the Spanish club.

Real Madrid, RB Leipzig and Yan Diomande
Saturday

Real Madrid are reportedly close to an agreement with RB Leipzig for Ivorian winger Yan Diomande. The proposed package is said to be worth around €120m, after Leipzig rejected Madrid’s earlier €100m opening offer this week.

Diomande has reportedly given the green light to join Madrid, while PSG have stepped back after earlier interest. The 19-year-old would add pace and wide attacking depth to Jose Mourinho’s rebuilt Real Madrid squad this summer.