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Djed Spence transfer news: Tottenham and Inter Milan agree £30m deal for England defender | Football News

Inter Milan have agreed a £30m deal to sign England defender Djed Spence from Tottenham. Sky Sports News understands the agreement includes

Everton latest: Toffees agree £7m deal to sign Arsenal’s Norgaard Source link

Man City have agreed a deal to sign England midfielder Elliot Anderson; his current club, Nottingham Forest, have given him permission to

Arsenal have agreed a £67.5m deal to sign Eberechi Eze after hijacking Tottenham Hotspur’s move for the Crystal Palace forward. The Gunners

Manchester United have a full agreement with PSG for the signing of midfielder Manuel Ugarte. United will pay an initial of £42.2m

Brentford have agreed a deal in principle with Liverpool to sign Sepp van den Berg. It is understood the west London club

Pedro Neto has passed a medical ahead of a £54m move to Chelsea from Wolves. The deal, which was agreed on Friday,

Tottenham have agreed a £65m deal with Bournemouth for striker Dominic Solanke. The deal will see Spurs pay an initial £55m with

Manchester United have reached a deal with Newcastle to hire their sporting director Dan Ashworth. The 53-year-old will commence his new role

Rangers have agreed a deal to sign Clinton Nsiala from AC Milan. The 20-year-old French defender will become the club’s third signing

The New York Giants bolstered their pass rush on Monday as they agreed a five-year $150m deal with former Carolina Panthers edge

Brighton have announced they’ve agreed a deal for the summer to sign winger Ibrahim Osman from Danish club FC Nordsjaelland for a

Bayern Munich have agreed a deal with Tottenham to sign defender Eric Dier. The Bundesliga club will pay a fee of £3.4m

Tottenham have agreed a deal to sign RB Leipzig forward Timo Werner on loan until the end of the season. Spurs are

Neither Charles Leclerc nor Carlos Sainz have put pen to paper on a new Ferrari contract according to team boss Frederic Vasseur;

Spain’s World Cup-winning women’s squad have agreed to end their boycott after the Spanish FA said it would make “immediate and profound