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Manchester United are ready to let Cameroon goalkeeper Andre Onana, 29, join the Saudi Arabian side as the transfer window for the league is still open. (Teamtalk)
Brazilian midfielder Casemiro (33) has decided to stay at Old Trafford rather than move to Al-Nassr to boost his chances of playing in the 2026 World Cup. (Goal)
Former Tottenham boss Ange Postecoglou is being considered to replace Erik ten Hag at Bayer Leverkusen after Hag was sacked this week (Sky Sports Germany)
Turkish club Fenerbahce, who recently sacked Jose Mourinho, could also be another option for Postecoglou (60), who guided Spurs to the Europa League title last season before being sacked. (Fabrizio Romano)
Arsenal were ready to sell Brazilian winger Gabriel Martinelli (24) at the start of the summer transfer window, but their £60m bid scared off clubs who were willing to pay no more than £40m. (Mail)
Brazilian winger Antony (25) has said he spoke to Bayern Munich before completing his move from Manchester United to Real Betis, the club he spent on loan at last season. (El Partidazo, via Mirror)
Juventus have long tried to sign French striker Randal Kolo Muani (26) from Paris Saint-Germain, but Tottenham have succeeded in landing him. (Gazzetta dello Sport)
Manchester United are still interested in strengthening their midfield, but director of football Jason Wilcox does not see it as a priority at the moment. (Sky Sports)
Arsenal and Barcelona are keeping tabs on Nottingham Forest defender Murillo (23), a Brazilian. (Caughtoffside)
Nottingham Forest star Jota Silva (26) could still leave for Saudi Arabia or Turkey after a last-minute move to Sporting collapsed. Saudi club Neom SC are interested in him. (Talksport)
Forest want to raise funds by selling some players after the summer transfer window to buy 13 new players for the first team. (The Athletic)
Former Wolves boss Gary O’Neil has said he is in no rush to return to management and is waiting for the right opportunity, at the right time, despite speaking to several big clubs. (Telegraph)
