🚨 'Here we go' for Man Utd, Arsenal block player's exit, THREE big names to Chelsea, Liverpool working on 'fantastic' signing, Ronaldo free-kick golazo, & more

Aug 28, 2024

∙ Paid

Good morning everyone and welcome to another Daily Briefing - thanks as always for reading, and hope you enjoy! :-)

Today’s top stories:

Silvano Vos to AC Milan, here we go! A deal is in place for the talented Dutch midfielder. Signature planned on Friday after a deal was agreed with Ajax over a fee worth €3m plus add-ons and sell-on clause also included.
AC Milan and AS Roma will be in touch again in the next hours to understand if they can agree on a deal for Tammy Abraham. There’s a possibility for Alexis Saelemaekers to be included in the deal but there’s no agreement in place yet, with more talks needed.

Wout Weghorst will join Ajax from Burnley, which has been his only priority since back in June. The deal is now agreed and set to be sealed.

Mikel Merino has signed his four-year contract as an Arsenal player. It’s all done and sealed, now officially confirmed by the club. Could Merino play vs Brighton this weekend?
How does the Merino transfer compare to Manuel Ugarte? Fabrizio Romano offers his insight in today’s exclusive column.
Aaron Ramsdale to Southampton? This deal could now be on, according to Fabrizio Romano in his latest column.
Official, confirmed: Fabio Vieira has signed in as a new Porto player on a loan deal from Arsenal. His salary is covered, and there’s no buy option clause in the deal.
Arsenal have informed Jakub Kiwior and his camp that he’s not for sale. Despite interest from Villarreal and Bologna over a loan move, Arsenal want to keep Kiwior at the club.
Has Leandro Trossard shown his frustration with his role under Mikel Arteta? Arsenal expert Charles Watts takes a look in his latest exclusive column.
Latest on the Eddie Nketiah to Crystal Palace saga in Charles Watts’ exclusive column.
Nico Williams to Arsenal can’t be entirely ruled out just yet, according to Charles Watts in his exclusive column.

Subscribe to the Daily Briefing to keep reading this post and get 7 days of free access to the full post archives.