🤑 Transfer gossip: Dybala to Spurs? Llorente to Manchester United!? | OneFootball

The Premier League transfer window closes tomorrow. Tomorrow!

It promises to be a frantic final countdown.

Real talk 👏

Paulo Dybala could be heading to the Premier League after Tottenham agreed a €67m deal with Juventus for the Argentine forward, according to Sky Italy.

And Dybala could be joined in north London by Philippe Coutinho, who ESPN claim Spurs are interested in taking on a season-long loan from Barcelona.

Coutinho’s arrival at The Stadium Which Still Has No Name could pave the way for Christian Eriksen to join Manchester United, according to the Telegraph.

And Sky Italy claim United could make a shock swoop for 34-year-old former Spurs striker Fernando Llorente, who is available on a free transfer.

Fake news 😡

Contrary to recent reports, ESPN say Arsenal never had any interest in signing Coutinho this summer.

Liverpool will not sell Fabinho, despite recent rumours of interest from Real Madrid, according to the Liverpool Echo.

And Sport claim Paris Saint-Germain are desperate to avoid Neymar returning to Barcelona and have offered him to Real Madrid, Manchester United and Juventus this summer.

Fantasy football 🌟

Mesut Özil will hold talks with MLS franchise DC United about becoming a potential replacement for Wayne Rooney, claim The Mirror.

Arsenal have had a £55m bid rejected for RB Leipzig defender Dayot Upamecano rejected. The 20-year-old French central defender has a £92m release clause.

And Crystal Palace have rejected a £70m plus Cenk Tosun and James McCarthy offer from Everton for Wilfried Zaha, according to the Mail.

But Sky Sports report that McCarthy is still likely to join Palace in a deal worth £8.5m.

What you missed yesterday 👇

Wayne Rooney officially joined Derby County and will become player-coach at the Rams when his DC United contract expires in January.

Laurent Koscielny swapped Arsenal for Bordeaux.

West Ham signed promising Portuguese defender Gonçalo Cardoso.

And Harry Wilson joined Bournemouth on a season-long loan from Liverpool.

Total spend this summer: €4.68bn