It is said that Liverpool will sign two central defenders and striker!

Romano tweeted: Guardiola admires Rodrigo very much and is pushing for the deal. If Savigno leaves the team, then Manchester City will seriously consider acquiring Real Madrid star... Guardiola really hopes to work with Rodrigo. According to

German Sky Sports, Manchester City has rekindled interest in Rodrigo and has an initial conversation about the deal.

However, everything is still uncertain, and it is also questionable whether Manchester City can afford to sign Rodrigo in this transfer window.

Therefore, the situation is still open, and even Rodrigo has not decided clearly whether to leave Real Madrid.

TA reporter DO said in the latest article that Isaac insists that he will not play for Newcastle anymore. Even if he cannot complete the transfer before the transfer window is closed, Isaac believes that his Newcastle career is over and he does not want to reintegrate into the team again.

reported that although Newcastle stated that Isaac is a non-sale product, due to Liverpool's interest and Isaac's desire to join, the Magpies are actually exploring the transfer market, and they have begun negotiating with Villa Jacob Ramsey.

It is reported that Eddie Hau admires Ramsey very much, and this feeling is mutual. Although Villa has provided many contract extensions for the 24-year-old star, no agreement has been reached, so a transfer is possible (the latest news is that the deal is close to being reached).

In addition, Romano said Liverpool would offer Isaac again. According to Romano, Liverpool has reached an agreement with Crystal Palace central defender Guy on personal terms, and their other central defender target Giovanni Leoni is also eager to join.

reported that Liverpool is negotiating a transfer fee of about £35 million with Crystal Palace, and the deal may be completed soon. At the same time, the Reds are also operating 18-year-old Parma star Leoni. These two deals are not a relationship between each other.

Sky Sports and the BBC also reported on Liverpool's interest in Leoni. (The latest news is that an agreement has been reached with Leoni)

Romano tweeted: Milan is operating Hoylund's deal with Manchester United in depth. They are currently continuing to negotiate with the players, and Hoylund is open to joining Milan.

The rental fee is 6 million euros, the selective buyout clause is worth 45 million euros, and Milan bears all wages, and the agreement is approaching. According to the comprehensive information of

Romano and RMC reporter FH, Manchester City contacted Paris and asked about the conditions for signing Donnarumma.

reported that Paris' current asking price is 50 million euros, which is considered too high, and Donnarumma is only able to join Manchester City if Ederson leaves the team. It is worth mentioning that Galatasaray has directly contacted Manchester City and the players about Ederson's transfer. This potential deal may be the key to Manchester City's pursuit of Donnarumma.

In addition, Sky Sports said that Manchester United is also very interested in Donnarumma.

Donnarumma's agent Enzo Raiola talked about the goalkeeper's future in an interview with Sky Sports.

Enzo said: "We are shocked by Paris' behavior, and there is no respect at all. Donnarumma is even ready to accept a salary cut, but Paris has changed its conditions again. We will now consider other options, maybe the Premier League, where there are clubs that can afford the cost.

Paris demands high prices, they are talking about respect, but money is the key..." Donnarumma has posted a departure declaration on social media.

Romano tweeted: Eze is eager to join Tottenham, and the star has informed Crystal Palace of his willingness to play in the Champions League.

The deal currently depends on whether an agreement can be reached between the clubs, and Tottenham is operating seriously. It should be emphasized that with Son Heung-min leaving the team and Madison was seriously injured, Tottenham Hotspur hopes to introduce two offensive players, and are operating Eze and Savignho at the same time, and they are negotiating with Crystal Palace and Manchester City.

Official: Paris announced that it had signed Ilia Zabani from Bournemouth. The 22-year-old central defender will wear the No. 6 jersey and sign a contract that expires in 2030.

Zabani is also the first Ukrainian player in Paris's history. It is reported that the transfer fee for this transaction is 66 million euros.

Official: Everton announced that he had signed Gralish on loan from Manchester City.

It is reported that the loan transaction contains a selective buyout clause of £50 million, but the players themselves have the final say.

Official: Newcastle announced that he had signed Malik Jaf from Milan, and the 23-year-old central defender signed a long-term contract (it is reportedly in 2029).

It is reported that Jaf's transfer fee is 35 million euros plus 5 million floating, and he has previously played in 85 games for Milan.

Official: Milan announced that it had signed Coney Dewinter from Genoa, and the central defender signed a five-year contract.

It is reported that the transfer fee for this transaction is 20 million euros.

Official: Cuomo announced that he had signed Morata in the form of a forced buyout on loan.

Official: Bournemouth announced the signing of Baford Diakit from Lille.

According to previous reports, the transfer fee for the deal is 35 million euros plus 5 million floating, and Bournemouth signed the new central defender after selling Heisen, Zabani and Kolkz.

Official: Leverkusen announced the signing of Ennester Poku from Alkmaar.

The 21-year-old winger signed a contract that expires in 2030. It is reported that the transfer fee is 10 million euros plus 2 million floating.

Official: Sunderland announced that he had signed Omar Aldret from Getafe, and the central defender signed a four-year contract.

Sunderland reportedly paid £10.4 million in transfer fees for 28-year-old Aldret. The Paraguayan became the 11th signing of the Black Cats this summer, and their total spending exceeded £130 million.