The best free transfers Premier League clubs can still sign this summer
We’ve selected the best free transfers still available to Premier League and overseas clubs before the registration window closes on 16 October. You may also like
Arsenal have ‘no margin for error’ in transfer market, warns Arteta
Mikel Arteta says Arsenal have no ‘margin for error’ this summer as they attempt to close the gap that has opened up between themselves and the Premier League’s top teams. You may also like
Arteta: Star names still want to sign for ‘incredible’ Arsenal
Mikel Arteta is adamant that the world’s top players will still want to play for Arsenal even if they don’t qualify for Europe next season. You may also like
We can’t stand still – Arteta issues Arsenal transfer warning
Mikel Arteta has warned that Arsenal risk falling further behind their rivals if they ‘stand still’ while others strengthen this summer. You may also like
Woodward: Transfers for Man United won’t be ‘business as usual’
Ed Woodward has warned it may not be business as usual for Manchester United in the summer transfer window and that speculation linking the club with players for hundreds of millions of pounds is ‘far from reality’. You may also like
Emery confident of new arrivals at Arsenal
Unai Emery insists Arsenal are working to bring in ‘three or four’ players before the start of the new season. You may also like
Gary Neville believes Man United can still attract big-name players
Gary Neville is sure misfiring Manchester United will still be able to attract big players this summer. You may also like
Silva set for Sundowns exit?
Mamelodi Sundowns forward Toni Silva looks set to leave the Chloorkop-based club after just half a season in the Premier Soccer League. You may also like
Sredojevic reveals Pirates transfer plans
Orlando Pirates coach Milutin Sredojevic was tight-lipped over any potential arrivals at the Soweto giants, but admitted that the club’s management are working on deals behind the scenes. You may also like
Lopetegui: Super Cup loss doesn’t change transfer policy
Julen Lopetegui says losing to Atletico Madrid in the Uefa Super Cup does not mean Real Madrid will decide to sign new players. You may also like
