{"id":134058,"date":"2025-08-10T09:57:19","date_gmt":"2025-08-10T09:57:19","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.europesays.com\/us\/134058\/"},"modified":"2025-08-10T09:57:19","modified_gmt":"2025-08-10T09:57:19","slug":"transfer-news-live-liverpool-dealt-isak-blow-arsenal-hunt-eze-garnacho-to-chelsea","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.europesays.com\/us\/134058\/","title":{"rendered":"Transfer news live: Liverpool dealt Isak blow, Arsenal hunt Eze, Garnacho to Chelsea"},"content":{"rendered":"

<\/a>Arsenal hunt Eberechi Eze<\/p>\n

Also chasing one of Crystal Palace\u2019s best and brightest are Arsenal. Eberechi Eze has long been linked with a move from south to north London and a bid could go in over the next few days, reports suggest.<\/p>\n

\"\"(Adam Davy\/PA Wire)<\/p>\n

Harry Latham-Coyle10 August 2025 10:45<\/p>\n

<\/a>Liverpool target Marc Guehi<\/p>\n

Liverpool\u2019s summer spending appears to be far from finished. The Daily Mai<\/a>l believe that they will have more talks with Crystal Palace today as the two sides meet in the Community Shield with defender Marc Guehi a player of interest. Guehi is out of contract next summer.<\/p>\n

\"MarcMarc Guehi is a Liverpool target (PA Wire)<\/p>\n

Harry Latham-Coyle10 August 2025 10:30<\/p>\n

<\/a>Farewell, Darwin Nunez, Liverpool\u2019s magnificently ridiculous footballer<\/p>\n

In one respect, Darwin Nunez<\/a> replaced Sadio Mane<\/a>, in another Roberto Firmino<\/a>. When he left the Anfield pitch, probably for the last time in a Liverpool shirt, he was replaced by Lewis Koumas. He was given a standing ovation by many, along with a final blast of the chant of \u201cNunez\u201d, as he came off in Monday\u2019s pre-season friendly against Athletic Bilbao\u2019s second team.<\/p>\n

It was a fond farewell, but also an anticlimactic one for the man who, when he joined, arrived with the expectation that comes with being Liverpool\u2019s record signing. He had the deceptive debut, when he scored and Manchester City\u2019s striking newcomer Erling Haaland<\/a> did not, in the Community Shield; since then the Uruguayan delivered another 39 goals in competitive games, the Norwegian 124. The comparison<\/a> was long since abandoned.<\/p>\n

When each came to England in 2022, Nunez as Firmino\u2019s long-term successor and as Mane was joining Bayern Munich, it did not escape attention that he cost more than Haaland \u2013 an initial \u00a364m, potentially \u00a385m \u2013 albeit with a significantly lower salary. So a transfer to Al-Hilal for a guaranteed \u00a346.2m<\/a>, and perhaps more, represents both a significant loss and yet a fine bit of business by Liverpool.<\/p>\n

Richard Jolly10 August 2025 10:15<\/p>\n

<\/a>Darwin Nunez seals Liverpool exit as he completes \u00a346.2m move to Al-Hilal<\/p>\n

Could Liverpool fund an improved offer for Alexander Isak with the money earned by selling Darwin Nunez? Al-Hilal have spent nearly \u00a350m on the Uruguayan.<\/p>\n

Harry Latham-Coyle10 August 2025 10:00<\/p>\n

<\/a>Eddie Howe admits he won\u2019t have final say on Alexander Isak future at Newcastle<\/p>\n

Eddie Howe<\/a> has admitted he will not have the final say over striker Alexander Isak\u2019s future at Newcastle<\/a>.<\/p>\n

The 25-year-old Sweden international is currently training by himself after taking no part in the club\u2019s Sela Cup fixtures against Espanyol<\/a> and Atletico Madrid this weekend, having missed the Magpies\u2019 trip to Singapore and South Korea<\/a> amid Liverpool\u2019s ongoing interest in him.<\/p>\n

Newcastle have rejected a \u00a3110m offer for Isak, who has three years remaining on his contract, from the Anfield club out of hand, but his situation remains shrouded in uncertainty.<\/p>\n

Asked after Saturday\u2019s 2-0 defeat by Atleti at St James\u2019 Park if he may have to let the player go, Howe said: \u201cThat\u2019s a decision that I won\u2019t make, that will be for other people to make.<\/p>\n

\u201cFor me, I\u2019m just trying to manage the situation and manage the team, most importantly manage the group of players that I\u2019m working with day to day, that I love coaching and helping.<\/p>\n

Harry Latham-Coyle10 August 2025 09:50<\/p>\n

<\/a>Liverpool dealt blow in Alexander Isak chase<\/p>\n

Liverpool are still chasing Alexander Isak, but Newcastle\u2019s position is increasingly clear – and strong. The Telegraph <\/a>report that the striker has been informed that he will not be sold this summer, a blow both for the Anfield club and Isak, who has made his desire to leave clear.<\/p>\n

\"AlexanderAlexander Isak is wanted by Liverpool (PA Wire)<\/p>\n

Harry Latham-Coyle10 August 2025 09:40<\/p>\n

<\/a>Why Man United\u2019s imperfect pre-season finale opens the door for greater things<\/p>\n

Things weren\u2019t particularly great for Manchester United in their final pre-season outing yesterday against Fiorentina. Richard Jolly <\/strong>assesses the good and the bad.<\/p>\n

Harry Latham-Coyle10 August 2025 09:25<\/p>\n

<\/a>The winners and losers from Benjamin Sesko\u2019s transfer to Manchester United<\/p>\n

Here, Michael Jones<\/strong> has a look at the winners and losers of the deal for Benjamin Sesko.<\/p>\n

Harry Latham-Coyle10 August 2025 09:15<\/p>\n

<\/a>Manchester United seal Benjamin Sesko deal<\/p>\n

We begin with news of Manchester United\u2019s sealing of the signature of Benjamin Sesko, with the striker paraded on the pitch at Old Trafford yesterday. How will Ruben Amorim\u2019s new-look forward line fare this season?<\/p>\n

Harry Latham-Coyle10 August 2025 09:08<\/p>\n

<\/a>Transfer news live<\/p>\n

Good morning. Another day dawns with yet more churning at the transfer rumour mill. We\u2019ll have all of the latest news throughout the day with the new Premier League season now less than a week away.<\/p>\n

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