Transfer News LATEST: Everton agree deal for Henry Onyekuru, Torino replace Joe Hart with Sirigu and more from the Premier League and across Europe

That's all we have time for today on Transfer News LIVE.

Thanks for joining us on a day where Everton made another move in the form of Nigerian winger Henry Onyekuru and Swansea closed in on Las Palmas midfielder Roque Mesa.

Come back for more of the same tomorrow as Premier League clubs continue to strengthen ahead of the new season.

Defender Bruno Ecuele Manga has agreed a new two-year deal with Cardiff City that will keep him with the Bluebirds until the summer of 2019.

Manga said: 'I am really pleased to be continuing my adventure with this magnificent club.

'I would like to thank the Manager and the Board for having trust in me. ow it's time to work towards getting back to where we all want to be.'

Stoke City have signed England U17 goalkeeper Joe Bursik from AFC Wimbledon.

Bursik was one of only two players in England's run to the final of European U17 Championship who was not from a current Premier League club, and he will join up with Mark Hughes' squad for the start of pre-season next month.

The 16-year-old was part of Dons' first-team party against Swindon Town in April, when he was an unused substitute.

Guangzhou Evergrande have told Barecelona to look for reinforcements elsewhere, after dismissing their approach for former Tottenham midfielder Paulinho.

The Chinese Super League club are reluctant to allow Barca to sign the Brazilian as it would be too expensive to sign a replacement, according to boss Luiz Felipe Scolari.

Guangzhou Evergrande could be charged a 100 per cent levy on transfer fees over 45 million yuan (£5.2 million) for foreign players as a result of new CSL transfer regulations, meaning it is paramount Paulinho stays.

Scolari said in quotes picked up by Marca: 'His release clause is €40million and none of the Chinese clubs will let their key players go because it would be difficult and expensive to find a replacement due to the new rules.'

Chile thinks transfer speculation around Alexis Sanchez will drive him to play even better against Portugal in the Confederations Cup semi-finals.

Sanchez has been linked with a move away from Arsenal and, far from distracting him, Chile team-mate Marcelo Diaz said 'he will be able to keep developing during this summer and I think that his personal situation will help him grow.'

Coach Juan Antonio Pizzi suggested the demand for Sanchez is a boost to his self-esteem, saying 'we suppose he is very happy because he is going through a very special situation and I think everybody would like to be in this situation because the best clubs in the world want to have him in their squads.'

Read the full article HERE

Exeter City have re-signed former Bolton Wanderers defender Dean Moxey.

Goalkeeper Salvatore Sirigu has joined Torino after ending his contract with Paris St Germain by mutual agreement.

The 30-year-old, who has won 17 caps for Italy, returns to Serie A five years after leaving Palermo for PSG.

His arrival in Turin comes after the club opted not to pursue a permanent deal for Joe Hart, who spent last season on loan from Manchester City.

Rangers midfielder Andy Halliday is on his way to Austria to complete a season-long loan to Azerbaijani outfit Qabala.

The boyhood Gers supporter has been told he is no longer part of Pedro Caixinha's plans and is free to leave this summer.

Former Livingston player Halliday has sorted his Ibrox exit out just 24 hours after it emerged he had been left out of the Light Blues' Europa League squad.

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Striker Bertrand Traore has admitted it was 'time for me to find a stable club' after completing his move to Lyon from Chelsea. 

Ligue 1 outfit Lyon finalised the signing of the Burkina Faso striker on Monday in a deal worth up to £16m.

The 21-year-old joined Lyon on a five-year deal for an initial £8.8m after an impressive 2016-17 campaign on loan with Ajax, where he scored 13 goals in all competitions.

Read the full story HERE

It's still a week before many Premier League clubs officially report for pre-season training but Liverpool defender Mamadou Sakho is already back on the bike.

The France defender, who spent the second half of last season on loan at Crystal Palace, is unlikely to remain at Anfield having fallen out with manager Jurgen Klopp.

But the 27-year-old looks in determined mood to prove his worth as he shared an Instagram video of him on a spinning bike on Tuesday afternoon.

ALEX MARTIN: Emre Can believes Liverpool have signed a 'very good player' in Mohamed Salah and is looking forward to linking up with his new team-mate at Anfield next season.

Jurgen Klopp forked out £39million to sign Salah from Roma last week, making him the most expensive player in the club's history.

That tagline will undoubtedly add to the pressure for the Egyptian to hit the ground running next season while his well-documented failure to shine at Chelsea will also cause concern.

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Gianluigi Donnarumma has brushed off the incident which saw fans throw wads of fake money at him against Denmark, insisting it 'didn't affect me much'.

The Italy Under 21 goalkeeper was on the receiving end of the prank after turning down a lucrative new contract with boyhood club AC Milan.

Supporters showed their displeasure at Donnarumma's decision by launching the dummy cash at him during the Under 21 European Championship group game, which Italy comfortably won 2-0. 

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Portugal defender Pepe is set to join PSG in spite of interest from Juventus and Besiktas, according to reports in Spain.

Daily publication AS report the centre-back, who will be out of contract at Real Madrid by the end of the week, has opted to prolong his career in Ligue 1.

A senior Besiktas official informed AS they had dropped their interest in the experienced 34-year-old due to his demands.

Pepe is believed to have asked for €10m, after tax, over the course of a two-year deal, as well as a €2.5m bonus - which PSG are willing to pay. 

Scottish forward Greg Stewart has joined Aberdeen on loan from Birmingham City.

The 27-year-old made 21 appearances for the Blues last season in the Championship, but will spend the duration of the 2017-18 season with the Dons in the Scottish Premiership.

Wolverhampton Wanderers goalkeeper Jon Flatt has joined Cheltenham Town on a season-long loan having helped the side win the National League in 2016.

Flatt played the last 10 games of the campaign in his first loan spell with Cheltenham, and the 22-year-old will join up with his team-mates for the start of pre-season training on Wednesday.

Flatt said: 'I'm absolutely delighted to be back. Everybody knows what it meant to me to be here last time and the opportunity to come back was a no brainer.'

HARRY SLAVIN: Alex Sandro is on the cusp of becoming the most expensive defender in the history of football, with the full back set to seal a £61million move to Chelsea.

The Juventus man is set to swap Turin for Stamford Bridge and in turn usurp David Luiz at the top of the list.

But the going rate for a top stopper has shifted dramatically over the past four decades. Click HERE as Sportsmail takes a look at the list of stars to have held the title of world’s most expensive defender. 

Bayern Munich is still the best place for Robert Lewandowski despite being sought after by some of Europe's biggest clubs, insists the player's agent.

The Pole is one of the most wanted striker's in the game and his campaign last season, which yielded 43 goals goals, did little to discourage potential suitors of sniffing around.

Manchester United and Chelsea lead the charge in the Premier League. United hope to replace the outgoing Zlatan Ibrahimovic in order to mount a serious title challenge next year while Chelsea hope to strengthen amid the uncertainty surrounding Diego Costa.

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SIMON JONES: Manchester City are close to finalising the signing of Barcelona teenager Eric Garcia.

Sportsmail reported City's interest in the young defender earlier this month and terms are now close to being agreed.

Garcia is a stylish centre back represented by Carles Puyol and Ivan de la Pena.

Full story HERE

Leicester midfielder Nampalys Mendy could be set for a return to France with Bordeaux after reportedly saying he wants to join the Ligue 1 club.

The 25-year-old moved to then-Premier League champions Leicester from Nice last summer on a four-year contract, for a £13million fee.

But his season was blighted by an ankle injury which limited him to just nine appearances in all competitions.

Read the full story HERE

SIMON JONES: Swansea are in talks with Las Palmas over the highly-rated midfielder Roque Mesa.

Paul Clement is an admirer of the 28-year-old, who has been valued at £11million and the clubs are discussing a fee.

Swansea are waiting to formally complete the loan arrival of Chelsea striker Tammy Abraham, and the club are determined to keep hold of playmaker Gylfi Sigurdsson amid interest from Everton and Leicester.

Read the full story HERE

DOMINIC KING: Everton have pulled off a significant transfer coup by landing the signature of Henry Onyekuru from Belgian outfit KAS Eupen. 

The Nigeria striker finished last season as the joint leading scorer in the Belgian Super League with 22 goals in 38 games – 10 of those came in the final 10 games– and he has attracted the attention of a number of top clubs across Europe.

His form was so good that he won his first international caps at the end of the campaign for Nigeria.

Read the full story HERE

SAM MORSHEAD: Bristol City are ready to cash in on Aden Flint this summer, with a host of clubs showing interest in the centre back.

Flint, who joined the Robins from Swindon in 2013, is valued at around £4million by the Championship side.

Fulham, Aston Villa and Middlesbrough are among the teams to have shown an interest and City will listen to bids for the 27-year-old.

The 6ft 5in defender has forged a reputation as a goalscoring centre back during his time at Ashton Gate.

Flint has netted 29 times in 200 appearances for the club, gaining the attention of Premier League clubs.

Read the full article HERE

SIMON JONES: Everton have held discussions over a deal for KAS Eupen winger Henry Onyekuru that would see him loaned to Anderlecht.

A variety of agents have been working on different deals for the 20-year-old Nigerian with West Ham, West Bromwich Albion and Arsenal talking to differing representatives. Birminghman City had also made an offer for the talented winger.

Eupen were originally keen on Onyekuru moving to Anderlecht and Everton posted their interest back in February and have re-opened talks.

Striker Maxime Biamou has joined Coventry City from Sutton United for an undisclosed fee.

The 26-year-old joins on a two-year deal.

Biamou scored 14 goals for Sutton last season, including three in their memorable Emirates FA Cup run.

Leeds United have signed former Liverpool midfielder Madger Gomes on a free transfer.

The 20-year-old Spaniard has penned a three-year contract following his release from Anfield.

Gomes is targeting first team football following his move to Elland Road, but he will initially link up with the Under-23s.

He said: 'I'm really excited and happy to start life with Leeds United, I hope to have a good season here.

'Hopefully I will get a chance to progress and make the first team as my dream is to play professionally.' 

SIMON JONES: Former Hull City defender Alex Bruce is training with Sheffield United.

The 32-year-old, who was pictured on a recent sunshine break playing golf with his father, Aston Villa boss Steve and prospective Villa signing John Terry, was released by Hull at the end of the season.

Meanwhile, Sheffield United are willing to listen to offers for defender John Brayford but have offered a new contract to defender Jake Wright.

SAM CUNNINGHAM: It took Nemanja Matic only a minute from receiving the call from his agent explaining that Jose Mourinho wanted to bring him to Chelsea in January 2014 to making the decision to move.

The Serbian could have taken umbrage when Chelsea considered him a mere makeweight — valued at around £5million — in the deal that saw David Luiz travel in the other direction from Benfica three years previously, but he was piqued by the their Portuguese manager. 

This time, however, it might take a while longer to make up his mind to rejoin his former manager at Manchester United in a £40m transfer.

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World Cup winner Jurgen Klinsmann has distanced himself from speculation that he could return to management at Sunderland.

The 52-year-old German, who has been out of football since being sacked by the United States in November, had been linked with the vacancy at the Stadium of Light.

However, after attending a concert in Los Angeles, he dismissed the claims.

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Leonardo Bonucci could be the next captain of Juventus if he stays at the club, says manager Massimiliano Allegri.

Centre back Bonucci is the target of major interest from Chelsea, and has been widely linked with a move away from Juve after falling out with Allegri in February.

Bonucci was dropped for the Champions League tie against Porto, but Allegri says they have now put this behind them and that the defender could have a huge future at the club.

Read the full story HERE

STEPHEN McGOWAN: Barrie McKay's Rangers future has been cast into fresh doubt after the Scotland international was sent to train with the club’s Under-20s.

As Sportsmail first revealed, the 22-year-old turned down the offer of a pay rise and a two-year extension to his Ibrox contract in February.

With a year left to run on his current deal and no sign of compromise on either side, McKay was told to come in before first-team colleagues on Monday and informed he would be training with the development squad.

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CHRIS WHEELER: Burnley have made a bid worth up to £3million for unsettled Stoke City forward Jon Walters.

Walters, 33, has grown increasingly frustrated at his lack of playing time after making just 13 Premier League starts last season.

The Republic of Ireland international has 12 months left on his contract at Stoke but is open to a move after seven years in the Potteries.

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Tal Ben Haim (no, not the player formerly of Bolton and Chelsea) has joined Sparta Prague from Maccabi Tel Aviv, where his namesake still plies his trade.

The 27-year-old winger joins for a reported €2.9m, signing a four-year contract.

Bristol City have confirmed on Twitter - in Italian - the signing of Eros Pisano.

The Championship club have signed the right-back from Verona on a two-year deal.

Hope the 30-year-old Italian doesn't think he's joined Oxford United...

SIMON JONES: Everton are maintaining interest in Las Palmas defender Mauricio Lemos and he remains an option for the Toffees.

Manager Ronald Koeman is hoping for a breakthrough in talks over £25million-rated Burnley and England centre-back Michael Keane this week.

Roma have also enquired about Uruguay U23 international Lemos who was considered by Barcelona last year. He can play at centre-back or defensive midfield and scored five goals last season as he was monitored by Everton scouts. 

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Atletico Madrid want to sign Zlatan Ibrahimovic in the January transfer window once their transfer ban is lifted, according to Sport.

The Swede is soon to be without a side as Manchester United included him on the club's list of released players at the end of the season after he picked up a serious knee injury against Anderlecht in the Europa League.

There has been much talk about the striker's next move as he enters the twilight years of an exceptionally successful career, with teams in America and China heavily linked.

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Alexandre Lacazette will be allowed to leave Lyon after he revealed he wants out, according to Sky Sources.

No concrete offers have been made for the 26-year-old since his move to Atletico Madrid fell through.

Lyon president Jean-Michel Aulas has revealed that 'offers will be heard' for the striker, after Bertrand Traore arrived from Chelsea as his replacement.

Aulas said of Lacazette at Traore's unveiling: 'He expressed the wish to leave and he was given an agreement to go to the club of his heart, but things did not happen.

'He wants to leave. We will discuss it in the coming weeks. If so, offers will be heard, provided they match the value of the player.

'We have not received any concrete offers for Lacazette up to now but that could happen at any moment.'

SIMON JONES: Stoke have rekindled interest in Inter Milan defender Jeison Murillo.

The Colombia international is among the players Inter are willing to sell to help offset their Financial Fair Play restrictions.

Inter want around £15million for the 25-year-old who has 25 caps for his country.

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MATT BARLOW: Chelsea have started to sell as they prepare for a spending spree on Tiemoue Bakayoko and Alex Sandro and are inserting buy-back clauses into the deals for their departing young starlets.

Bertrand Traore completed a switch to Lyon worth up to £16million on Monday, with Chelsea due 15 per cent of any profit the French club make on the fee should they sell him down the line.

Chelsea have also inserted a buy-back option, while similar clauses will be discussed in Bournemouth's £20m move for defender Nathan Ake.

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Manchester United are willing to bid up to £40million for Roma star Radja Nainggolan, according to Gazzetta dello Sport.

Jose Mourinho has convinced the club's hierarchy to make a move for Nainggolan and they are prepared to offer £125,000-a-week wages to secure his signature.

The Italian newspaper report that Mourinho has already contacted people close to Nainggolan to express his interest in the midfielder.

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Barcelona are set to confirm the return of Gerard Deulofeu from Everton, according to reports in Spain.

Spanish daily Sport lead with the headline 'First Signing', as Ernesto Valverde embarks on his tenure at the Nou Camp, with the paper reporting that the club has told the winger's agent that they will activate the buy-back clause in his Blues contract.

Barcelona will pay €12million (£10.5m) with the view of using him in the first team rather than selling him on for a profit.

Barcelona have warned Hector Bellerin they will move on to alternative targets unless significant progress is made in negotiations with Arsenal within the next 10 days.

The Gunners right back has been linked with a return to his former club for much of the summer and Mundo Deportivo claim the next week-and-a-half will be definitive in whether or not the deal goes through.

Bellerin is said to be desperate to seal a return to the Nou Camp, where he originally came to Arsenal's attention at the La Masia academy. Equally, Barcelona believe he would be the perfect long-term replacement to Dani Alves, who left last summer.

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It is being reported on Tuesday morning that Liverpool will escape any charge for their pursuit of Southampton defender Virgil van Dijk.

The Times are reporting that the Premier League believe there is insufficient evidence to start disciplinary proceedings against the club, after the Saints made an official complaint.

The Dutch defender has expressed his desire to work with Jurgen Klopp, but Liverpool issued a public apology three weeks ago amid reports of an illegal approach.

Klopp is still interested in signing Van Dijk, but RB Leipzig's Naby Keita would now appear to be his No 1 target.

Read the full story HERE

Alvaro Morata did not look like the man at the centre of a big-money transfer move as he relaxed by the sea in Ibiza with new wife Alice Campello.

The Manchester United target wed Campello in Venice earlier this month and jetted off to the Seychelles for an idyllic honeymoon soon after. He has now returned to Spain, albeit only getting as far the party island of Ibiza.

He looked relaxed as he strolled along the beach with Campello in Formentera before boarding a boat to head out for a day on a luxury yacht.

Read the full story HERE

Manchester United captain Wayne Rooney could remain at the club if he can make peace with his new role, claims club legend Ryan Giggs.

The forward saw his game time greatly reduced under manager Jose Mourinho and is mulling over 'lots of offers' to seek regular first team football elsewhere this summer.

It was a season which saw Rooney usurp Sir Bobby Charlton to become United's record goalscorer when he scored his 250th goal for the club back in January.  

Read the full article HERE

SIMON JONES: Everton are moving close to agreeing a deal with Queens Park Rangers for 18-year-old winger Josh Bowler.

Everton's first offer of £1.5m plus another £1.5m in add-ons was rejected but Bowler has asked to speak to the Goodison club.

Talks are ongoing over a compromise fee after QPR included Bowler in their first team squad that has headed to the Cascade Wellness & Lifestyle Resort in the Algarve, Portugal, for a training camp.

Read the full story HERE

MIKE KEEGAN: Dani Alves is set to be unveiled as a Manchester City player before the end of the week following his release by Italian champions Juventus.

Alves had a year remaining on his deal with the Turin giants but has negotiated a mutual termination to set up a reunion with Pep Guardiola, and the 34-year-old will sign a two-year contract at the Etihad Stadium.

The City boss signed the Brazilian for Barcelona in 2008 – paying Sevilla £23m for his services. They went on to enjoy a trophy-laden four years in Catalonia before Guardiola left the club in 2012.

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Real Madrid will not let Gareth Bale leave the club this summer and regard the one-time world-record signing as 'untouchable', according to reports in Spain.

There have been suggestions that Bale, who was left on the bench in the Champions League final after suffering from an injury-hit second half of the campaign, would be allowed to leave the Bernabeu.

Manchester United have been heavily linked with a move for the Wales international as they look to bolster their attacking options.

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Lyon have completed the signing of Chelsea's Bertrand Traore in a deal worth up to £16million.

The 21-year-old joins the French side on a five-year deal for an initial £8.8m after an impressive 2016-17 campaign on loan with Ajax, where he scored 13 goals in all competitions.

Traore was a key member of Peter Bosz's side as they made it to the Europa League final before losing 2-0 to Manchester United.

Read the full story of the deal finalised last night HERE

Good morning folks and welcome to another day of transfer news. The Premier League's big hitters are starting to pick up the pace ahead of the window's official opening on July 1.

Manchester City are among the sides that look like having a busy week with full-backs on the agenda.

Manchester United are closing in on a deal for Chelsea's Nemanja Matic while the Premier League champions expect to announce the arrival of Tiemoue Bakayoko from Monaco imminently.

Stay with Sportsmail for all the latest deals and developments.