Here we take a look at the latest transfer rumours and news from across the footballing world…
Manchester City defender Oleksandr Zinchenko is closing on a move to Arsenal after a £30 million deal was agreed for the Ukraine international. (The Athletic)
Tottenham have rejected a loan offer from Fiorentina for midfielder Giovani Lo Celso, who has been left out of Antonio Conte’s pre-season plans. (Fiorentina Uno)
Staying in north London, Sevilla want to sign another player left out of Conte’s pre-season plans, Sergio Reguilon, but the Spanish club are finding it difficult to pay his possible after-tax £49k-a-week wages. (TuttoMercatoWeb)

West Ham United aren’t ruling out the possibility of signing both Chelsea striker Armando Broja and Sassuolo hitman, Gianluca Scamacca. (Sky Sports)
Heading over to Scotland and Rangers midfielder Glen Kamara is in high demand, with the Glasgow club set to reject Galatasaray’s opening £8 million approach, as the Gers could lose the 26-year-old. (90min)
Australian midfielder Aaron Mooy, 31, is set to join Celtic on a short-term deal and link up with his fellow countryman, Ange Postecoglou. (Sky Sports)
AC Milan are closing in on a £25 million deal for Leeds United transfer target and Club Brugge youngster Charles De Ketelaere. (TuttoMercatoWeb)
Everton are preparing a second offer for Burnley winger Maxwel Cornet after having an initial loan deal rejected by the Championship club. (Daily Mail)

And now we will take a look at the latest news from across the footballing world…
Sebastian Haller has left Borussia Dortmund’s pre-season training camp in Switzerland after a tumour was found in his testicle. (Dortmund’s official website)
AC Milan say that Italian police have apologised after Chelsea midfielder Tiemoue Bakayoko was stopped and held at gunpoint on a police car in a case of mistaken identity. (BBC Sport)
The Football Association is set to become the first European country to trial a ban on heading at under-12 level. (The FA)
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