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Transfer News, Saturday September 02 2023

Joel JJ By Joel JJ
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2 Sep 2023
Transfer News, Saturday September 02 2023

Al-Ittihad are ready to make a bid of 200 million pounds for Liverpool's Egyptian striker Mohamed Salah, 31, before the Saudi League transfer window closes on September 7. (Mail)

Liverpool already have a replacement for Salah lined up and may sign PSV Eindhoven Belgian winger Johan Bakayoko, 20, in January if the Egyptian striker decides to leave. (Express)

Lazio decided not to sign Manchester United striker Mason Greenwood aged 21 before he joined Getafe on loan on the last day of the transfer window. (Goal)

Talks between Atletico Madrid and Tottenham regarding Danish midfielder Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg, 28, ended after Spurs rejected the first offer as it did not include an obligation to buy. (Fabrizio Romano)

Southampton blocked the loan transfer of 27-year-old Scottish striker Che Adams to Wolves. (Athletic - subscription required)

Chelsea manager Mauricio Pochettino says the transfer window has been "difficult" despite his team spending more than Β£360 million this season. (FourFourTwo)

French winger Nicolas Pepe, 28, could leave Arsenal for an unnamed Saudi before the Pro League transfer window closes on September 7. (Football London via Fabrice Hawkins)

Arsenal considered terminating Pepe's contract on Friday, a year before his contract was due to expire, after a move to Besiktas fell through. (Mail)

Liverpool coach Jurgen Klopp is expected to field the 21-year-old Dutch midfielder and new signing Ryan Gravenberch in the number eight position in the midfield. (Express)

Bayern Munich failed to target three targets on transfer deadline day - Portuguese midfielder Joao Palhinha, 28, remained with Fulham, German central defender Armel Bella-Kotchap, 21, decided to move on loan to PSV Eindhoven from Southampton and defender Chelsea Englishman Trevor Chalobah, 24, seems to remain at Stamford Bridge. (Goal)

Bournemouth's bid to sign Leicester City and Zambia striker Patson Daka, 24, failed in the closing hours of the window. (Goal)

Senegal defender Mamadou Fall, 20, completed a loan move from MLS club Los Angeles FC to Barcelona on the final day of the transfer window, with an option to make the Β£5.6m permanent move Jamaican winger Demarai Gray, 27, will remain at Everton, despite the offer from the Saudi Arabian club. (Sky Sports)

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