Ajax star Antony is expected to complete his long-awaited move to Manchester United today.

It was confirmed late last night that the two clubs had agreed a deal that could eventually be worth up to £84m for the winger.

And in a sneak preview of the transfer being wrapped up, the player's agent posted a new story on Instagram.

Junior Pedrosa simply said 'Here we go!', echoing the catchphrase of transfers expert Fabrizio Romano when a new deal is set to be announced.

The Hammers are edging towards acquiring creative midfielder Paqueta after agreeing a £51million fee with Lyon, but boss David Moyes could still welcome further additions to east London ahead of Thursday’s 11pm deadline.

Casemiro has played over 500 professional games, including 63 at international level for his native Brazil. He has won 22 major honours in his illustrious career including five Champions League titles and the Copa America.

Chelsea feel — with some justification — that referee Anthony Taylor missed two clear fouls before both Tottenham goals. Certainly, the idea that Spurs are too nice, too soft, was beaten into the ground on Sunday. They will be watched more closely, seeing what Taylor failed to spot here.

Frenkie de Jong has reportedly told his Barcelona team-mates that he could still join Man Utd and is fuming with the way he has been treated in Catalonia.

Chelsea are exploring a move to beat Manchester City to Marc Cucurella as they ask Brighton about the £50m-rated defender, whose proposed transfer to the Premier League champions has stalled over the asking price

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Barcelona and Sevilla reach €60 million agreement for Jules Kounde.

As per the terms of the agreement, Barça will pay €50 million in fixed payments in addition to another €10 million in variables.

It will be slightly short of the €65 million fee that Chelsea had offered. 

Atletico Madrid are attempting to offload Antoine Griezmann as part of an ambitious plan to recruit Cristiano Ronaldo.

Ronaldo is eager to leave Manchester United following a disappointing sixth place finish in the Premier League last season.

Robert Lewandowski has joined Barcelona from Bayern Munich, with the Catalan club to pay a fixed fee of 45 million euros and a potential 5m euros more in add-ons.

Ronaldo wants to leave United after just one season and the 37-year-old is the only player who has not returned to the club’s pre-season training this month due to ‘family reasons’ and the Portuguese superstar will not jet off with the squad to Bangkok next week.

Positive discussions over the weekend have raised expectations that Raphinha will secure his preferred move to Camp Nou, bringing an end to his two-year stay at Elland Road.

According to ESPN, Raphinha's agent, Deco, has been in the city this week for talks with Barcelona, who have offered £43m plus add-ons - considerably below Leeds' £60m asking price. With personal terms already agreed on a five-year contract, however, the player is prepared to wait for the cash-strapped Blaugrana to remedy their financial predicament and join them in January 2023 or even next summer

The former Real Madrid forward is anxious to stress he respects United but as he enters the final stages of his career, he wants to compete for the biggest prizes.

It is understood United do not regard Ronaldo as a player who is for sale.

While it would be a blow to United's prestige if they were to lose one of the greatest players they have ever had, it would also solve a few issues for new manager Erik ten Hag.

Reports earlier in the week had suggested that Ronaldo’s agent Jorge Mendes had spoken to Bayern Munich, forcing the German champions to address the rumours. And on Saturday, claims of a meeting between the super-agent and Chelsea ’s new owner Todd Boehly came to light.

Chelsea are thought to be in pole position to make a stunning move for Neymar, with a host of other top European sides also battling to sign him.

United are tracking the Dutch international as part of Erik ten Hag’s overhaul at Old Trafford ahead of the 2022/23 Premier League season.

The two clubs are still some distance apart in their valuations, but United are confident of securing a £70m move, if Barcelona reduce their asking price.

The transfer saga is set to stretch on into July, but United’s new CEO Richard Arnold confirmed there has been progress, as part of an impromptu chat with fans.