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Stoke defender Marc Muniesa is in talks over a loan move to Girona in La Liga.

The 25-year-old joined Stoke from Barcelona but was restricted to just 11 appearances last season and is keen to play more regularly.

Girona, who are part owned by Pep Guardiola's brother Pere and are in partnership with Manchester City, want Muniesa for the season with view to making the deal permanent should they stay up.

Girona are due to play City in a friendly following their Premier League opener against Brighton and have already signed five City players on loan.

Meanwhile, Muniesa's close friend and Stoke teammate Bojan is wanted on loan by Malaga while Monaco are continuing to press for Stoke midfielder Gianelli Imbula who has also been the subject of interest from Torino.

Riyad Mahrez could still quit Leicester City for Roma this summer, according to the Italian side's sporting director Monchi.

The Foxes maintain the Algerian is not for sale and rejected a £32million offer from the Italian side, who continue to chase the winger.

Speaking at the unveiling of another new signing, Gregoire Defrel, Monchi said: 'I'm optimistic in life, by nature. Rome is doing everything possible to take the player.

'I am happy with the effort the club is making to take him. It is close to the limit. I do not think the club has often bid over €30m.

'If my memory does not deceive me, the latest offer would be the club's most expensive purchase in our history.

'We are, therefore, engaged and expect an answer. But it is true that we are working on other solutions.'

Burnley are close to signing goalkeeper Adam Legzdins from Birmingham City.

The 30-year-old is due to agree a three-year-deal at Turf Moor and could complete the move today.

SIMON JONES: Liverpool are likely to turn down a request from Hannover to take Ben Woodburn on loan.

The 17-year-old forward has impressed on Liverpool's pre-season and the Bundesliga side are showing interest in the Wales U19 international plus his teammate Ryan Kent.

However, Liverpool are reluctant to let Woodburn go abroad as they look to keep a closer eye on his immediate progress.

SIMON JONES: Chelsea are continuing to discuss a move for Leicester City midfielder Danny Drinkwater.

The 27-year-old is keen to speak to the Premier League champions but Leicester are reluctant to sell a player who has been key to their progress in recent seasons.

Drinkwater is out of the season opener against Arsenal owing to a pulled thigh muscle but is expected to be fit within a fortnight.

Chelsea know he can form an effective partnership alongside former teammate N'Golo Kante and Drinkwater has the added bonus of being homegrown.

Apart from a holding midfielder, Antonio Conte is looking for at least one wing-back, an attacking midfielder and another forward.

Everton's Ross Barkley, Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain of Arsenal, Inter's Antonio Candreva and Renato Sanches at Bayern Munich have been discussed for the other midfield role while Swansea's Fernando Llorente remains a target for the attack. PSG's Serge Aurier is the latest wing-back to be mentioned.

Galatasaray are trying to bring out-of-favour Barcelona midfielder Arda Turan back to the Turkish club, according to president Dursun Ozbek.

Turan, who made his professional debut for Galatasaray in 2004 and played for the club until joining Atletico Madrid in 2011, was an unused substitute in Barcelona's 5-0 friendly win over Chapecoense on Monday.

He was not given a chance despite recently appointed manager Ernesto Valverde making 11 changes.

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Huddersfield captain Mark Hudson has retired ahead of the new Premier League season and joined the top-flight newcomers' coaching staff.

The 35-year-old defender won his third promotion to the uppermost division in May - the previous two having come with Crystal Palace and Cardiff.

Hudson played nearly 500 games in his career, over 100 of which came across three seasons with the Terriers.

Alexandre Lacazette will be a success at Arsenal, according to former Gunner Thierry Henry.

The France international moved to the north London side in the summer for a fee of £52million and is expected to lead the line for Arsenal as they aim to return to a Champions League place.

And his compatriot Henry, who is Arsenal's record goalscorer - with 228 - is confident that Lacazette can work well with the club's existing strikers this season. 

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Oxford United have signed Ivo Pekalski on a two-year contract. The 26-year-old Swedish international joins from Halmstads 

SAMI MOKBEL: Crystal Palace have had a £3.5m bid rejected by West Ham for goalkeeper Adrian. The Spaniard wants to leave the Hammers. 

Meanwhile, Derby have bid £2.5m for Birmingham's Che Adams. 

Pep Guardiola has praised Manchester City's board for spending big to bring Bernardo Silva to the club this summer.

The Portuguese playmaker completed a £43million switch from Monaco in late May and made his debut as a substitute in last week's 3-0 friendly win over West Ham. 

And Guardiola, who believes Silva will adjust quickly to life in the Premier League, made sure to publicly thank the club for their support during the transfer window.

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JACK GAUGHAN: Manchester United have long been admirers of Gareth Bale but former club winger Ryan Giggs believes the Welshman will remain in Spain for the foreseeable future.

‘He’s happy playing at Madrid,’ Giggs said. ‘I think he will come back and there are only a couple of teams he could join.

'I expect him to be there for another year. As long as he’s playing and happy I can’t see him leaving.’

Bayern Munich must show they are willing to spend big on the best players in the world if they are to compete with Europe's elite, according to former captain Stefan Effenberg.

The ex-midfielder's comments come in the wake of Neymar's record-breaking £198million move from Barcelona to Paris Saint-Germain last week.

Effenberg believes the intent shown by the Ligue 1 outfit places them among the favourites to win the Champions League next year, and he has urged his former club to show similar ambitions in the transfer window.

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Alexis Sanchez should see out his Arsenal contract with 'dignity and respect' according to former Gunners favourite Martin Keown.

The Chilean forward has one more season on his current deal and looks set to stay after manager Arsene Wenger stood firm in the face of relentless transfer speculation this summer.

The club risk losing the 28-year-old for free at the end of his deal and need to have Sanchez at his very best in 2017/18

Concerns were raised when he posted a message of social media shortly before pre-season training declaring himself 'sick' and, although he has since resumed work at Arsenal's London Colney base, he did not feature in Sunday's Community Shield win over Chelsea.

Keown does not expect commitment to be an issue, though.

'I don't think Sanchez is the kind of player to shut up shop,' the former England defender said at the FA and McDonald's Community Awards.

'Wenger will be relying on the fact he's someone who loves playing football and giving his all. They can work something out because he's certainly made his mark at the club and been successful, so if he's going to go he should do it in a dignified way.

'He signed a contract in good faith and - while he could probably move and earn a lot more money at another club - sometimes it's about carrying on with dignity and respect and finishing the job. That's what he should do at Arsenal.

'Wenger is probably hoping he can somehow win the Premier League and keep Sanchez, meet his needs from a trophy point of view and find some way to match his contract demands - but I don't see that happening.'

PETE JENSON: Real Madrid have a way of getting rid of players they don't want. Just as you get the tap on the shoulder when they want you, you also get the tap on the shoulder when they don't.

Gareth Bale has not had the tap on the shoulder yet and those closest to the player repeated to Sportsmail on Tuesday morning that they don't believe it is something that is going to happen any time soon.

They say Madrid are happy with Bale. The president broke the transfer record to sign him – even though he had to keep it from Cristiano Ronaldo so as not to upset him – and he has no plans to let him leave.

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PETE JENSON: Barcelona's pursuit of Philippe Coutinho was stepped up on Tuesday morning when club directors arrived in England in an attempt to close the deal so the player can make his debut against Real Madrid on Sunday.

Oscar Grau, Raul Sanllehí and Javier Bordas hope to return to Barcelona on Tuesday night with the deal done and believe they are now pushing against an open door with Liverpool having accepted that Coutinho wants to leave.

Barcelona had an opening offer for £72m turned down two weeks ago by Liverpool and a second offer closer to £80m also failed to convince.

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Manchester United manager Jose Mourinho understands why Inter Milan are determined to keep Ivan Perisic.

Inter winger Perisic has been heavily linked with a big-money move to Old Trafford this summer but talk of a transfer away from the San Siro has quietened down recently.

The Italian outfit are adamant that the 28-year-old has never been on the market and want to tie him down to a new contract, with sporting director Piero Ausilio recently reaffirming the club's stance.

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Leicester have completed a move for highly rated youngster George Thomas from Coventry on a three-year deal.

The Leicester-born 20-year-old, who can play either as a striker or in midfield, came through the ranks at the Ricoh Arena and scored nine times in 36 senior appearances for the Sky Blues, including the winner in last season's EFL Trophy final triumph over Oxford.

Thomas, who made his Coventry debut as a 16-year-old, has represented Wales at under-17, under-19 and under-20 level, and scored both goals in his the under-20s' 2-2 group-stage draw with the Ivory Coast at this summer's Toulon Tournament.

He has joined the Foxes for an undisclosed fee.

SIMON JONES: Liverpool midfielder Yan Dhanda is wanted on loan by Nottingham Forest, Leeds United and Bristol City.

The talented playmaker joined Liverpool from West Bromwich Albion's academy at 14 and became the first player of Indian heritage to sign a professional contract for the Anfield club in 2015.

Jurgen Klopp rates Dhanda highly after promoting him to train with the first team squad this year following a recommendation from assistant coach Pep Lijnders.

Klopp said: 'Probably we are the only club with an Indian player in the squad. Yan Dhanda is a very good player and hopefully he can come through.'

Liverpool are still assessing their squad going into the season but may be reluctant to let the 18-year-old Dhanda go out on loan for the season as he is out of contract next summer.

The Birmingham-born youngster is keen to play more competitive football but hopes to convince Klopp he can make a breakthrough at Liverpool.

SIMON JONES: Hull City are close to signing Seb Larsson on a free transfer.

The 32-year-old has been offered a one year contract with the option of another year by the Championship club after deciding against staying at Sunderland.

The Sweden international has also been talking to Spanish side Levante.

Brendan Rodgers' hopes of persuading Patrick Roberts to come back to Celtic for a second spell were given a major boost after the player intimated that the Scottish champions are now his preferred choice.

Ahead of their Champions League play-off with Astana, Rodgers had suggested that he hoped to bring the 20-year-old Manchester City player back to Glasgow on either another long-term loan or a permanent basis.

His chances of doing so had looked increasingly remote after it emerged that free-spending Ligue 1 side Nice were primed to table a deal of their own to take the player to the Cote D’Azur initially on a one-year loan.

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AC Milan great Marcel Desailly insists his former side need to sign 'leaders' if they want to return to the top of the game.

The San Siro club have splashed out this summer following a takeover by a Chinese consortium, bringing in the likes of Lucas Biglia, Leonardo Bonucci and Franck Kessie.

Those signings have come as Milan look to return to the top of the European game after several seasons spent in mid-table in Serie A.

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Liverpool ace Philippe Coutinho simply cannot pass up on a move to Barcelona this summer, according to former professional turned pundit Ian Wright.

The Spanish giants have intensified their pursuit of Coutinho, in the aftermath of losing one of their prized assets Neymar to PSG.

Neymar's eye-watering £198m world-record transfer now looks poised to set the dominoes in motion, with Liverpool potentially feeling the knock-on effect of having star man Coutinho prised from their grasp.

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Barcelona manager Ernesto Valverde has refused to discuss signing a replacement for Neymar.

The Brazilian forward joined Paris Saint-Germain in a £198million deal last week, shattering Barcelona's famed MSN forward line and weakening their squad before the season starts.

Barcelona are understood to be interested in Liverpool's Phillipe Coutinho and Borussia Dortmund starlet Ousmane Dembele.

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Manchester United have had a £36m bid for Barcelona's Sergi Roberto rejected and Chelsea could soon join the race for the midfielder, according to reports in Spain.

Mundo Deportivo report that despite the interest from two of the Premier League's major clubs, Barcelona have absolutely no intention of selling the 25-year-old.

He is an academy product and a first-team regular last season, making 48 appearances in all competitions and scoring twice.

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MATT BARLOW: Chelsea are ready to lock horns with Manchester United in the transfer market again in a bid to sign Serge Aurier from Paris Saint-Germain.

Antonio Conte has made no secret of his desire to strengthen his squad before the market closes and the Premier League champions are confident of landing four more signings.

Wing-backs are a priority because they have no natural cover for Marcos Alonso and Victor Moses, who will miss the opening game of the Premier League campaign against Burnley on Saturday.

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West Ham United have signed midfielder Sead Haksabanovic from Swedish club Halmstads BK for an undisclosed fee.

The 18-year-old, who is a Montenegro international, has signed a five-year contract at the London Stadium, the Premier League club announced on their official website.

Haksabanovic said: 'I'm really happy to be here - it's a dream come true. West Ham is a big club and it is a nice feeling to have signed.

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SIMON JONES: Newcastle United and Borussia Dortmund are weighing up a move for former Bayern Munich goalkeeper Lukas Raeder.

The 6ft 5in German is a free agent and has been training with Southampton but has failed to agree terms with the south coast club.

The 23-year-old, who was deputy to Manuel Neuer and won the FIFA Club World Cup with the Bundesliga giants in 2013, has had two spells working with Southampton over a 10 day period this summer and they were open to offering him a deal to increase competition for Fraser Forster.

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Jermaine Pennant is the latest former Premier League player to join ambitious non-league club Billericay Town.

The former Arsenal, Liverpool and Stoke winger has been without a club since leaving League One Bury at the end of last season.

After weighing up his options Pennant has joined the Isthmian Premier Division side, along with former Wolves defender Kevin Foley and West Ham youth product Leo Chambers.

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Stoke City have confirmed the signing of Jean-Eric Maxim Choupo-Moting from Schalke on a three-year deal.

The Hamburg-born Cameroon international was out of contract and has joined the Potters on a free transfer.

The 6ft 3in forward is the club's fourth signing of the summer following the capture of Darren Fletcher, Kurt Zouma and Josh Tymon.

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...and welcome to Sportsmail's live coverage of the transfer window as we keep you up-to-date with all the latest moves in the Premier League and around Europe.

First, here's some of the big stories from yesterday and overnight...