Transfer news LIVE: Late Arsenal deal completed, Jadon Sancho bombshell, Man Utd's £150m plan

The summer transfer window might have already shut in England, but several clubs across the continent are still scrambling to get key deals over the line.

However, in terms of the Premier League, it was another history-making window, as clubs smashed their summer transfer record with over £3.3bn spent.

More than half of the top-flight sides broke their transfer records in a summer window featuring four of the top-flight’s five most expensive ever deals.

The biggest deals saw Manchester City complete the signing of Enzo Fernandez from Chelsea for £125m, while Liverpool paid £120m for Bradley Barcola.

But there still could be more deals to come as Gabriel Martinelli has completed his medical ahead of a £60m move to Al-Hilal.

Manchester United striker Chido Obi is set to join Eredivisie side Willem II on loan, subject to registration, while ambitious Dubai side Arabian Falcons are preparing a pitch for free agent Jadon Sancho to join them.

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Manchester United plan to bolster their backline in next year’s summer transfer window.

That is according to the Daily Telegraph, who are reporting that they will concentrate on their defence in next year’s summer transfer window as part of a three-year plan.

The report adds that United’s new football leadership team under Sir Jim Ratcliffe established a three-tiered approach to repurposing the squad with the aim of winning the Premier League title by 2028.

Gabriel Martinelli is poised to complete his move from Arsenal to Al Hilal.

Martinelli has completed his medical ahead of a €70 million move after arriving in Riyadh earlier this week.

Enzo Fernandez yesterday took a swipe at Chelsea as he claimed he had always dreamed of playing for 'a club as big as Manchester City'.

The Argentina midfielder left Stamford Bridge to join City in a British record-equalling £125million deal late on deadline day.

And he said: “I’m really happy to be here. I always dreamed of being at a club as big as City.

“I’m grateful for the opportunity. It’s a very emotional moment for me and my family, to take this step at 25 years old, in a football career that I always dreamed of.

Arabian Falcons are preparing a pitch for Jadon Sancho to join them.

The Falcons are managed by ex-Liverpool and England ace Jonjo Shelvey, and have Leicester City Premier League winner Danny Simpson as a player-coach.

Sancho is without a club having been released by Manchester United at the end of June.

Manchester United striker Chido Obi is set to join Eredivisie side Willem II on loan, subject to registration.

The Denmark Under-21 international made eight senior appearances for United under Ruben Amorim during the 2024-25 campaign, but did not feature last term and only made the bench once.