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Randolph joins Middlesbrough
Darren Randolph has completed a £5 million transfer from West Ham to Middlesbrough after the arrival of Joe Hart saw him fall down the pecking order at London Stadium.
The Republic of Ireland international made 22 Premier League appearances for the Hammers in 2016-2017, helping Slaven Bilic's side finish 11th, but Hart's signing on loan from Manchester City left him unlikely to be first-choice in the new season.
Randolph joined West Ham on a free transfer after being released by Birmingham City in 2015.
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Danilo joins Manchester City
Manchester City have completed the signing of Brazilian right-back Danilo da Silva from Real Madrid for a reported fee of £26,5 million.
The 26-year-old has signed a 5-year contract at the Etihad Stadium.
Danilo's arrival takes City's spending on full-backs past the £70 million mark this close-season after they paid an initial £45 million for Tottenham's Kyle Walker - a deal that could rise to an eventual £50 million.
City have seen a number of defenders depart the club since the end of last season. Aleksandar Kolarov was sold to AS Roma on Saturday, following Pablo Zabaleta, Gael Clichy and Bacary Sagna in leaving.
Pep Guardiola is understood to envisage using Danilo in a variety of roles, including left-back and defensive midfield, meaning he would not merely be cover for Walker on the right-hand side of defence.
Danilo joined Madrid from FC Porto in 2015, having arrived in Europe 3 years earlier on the back of Copa Libertadores glory with Santos.
He endured a tough time in the Spanish capital, where he became a victim of the Santiago Bernabeu's infamous boo-boys, forcing head coach Zinedine Zidane to regularly defend the player.
West Ham bring in Arnautovic
West Ham have signed Austria forward Marko Arnautovic from Premier League counterparts Stoke City for a club-record fee worth up to £24 million.
The Potters revealed West Ham will pay an initial £20 million, with an additional £4 million depending on certain clauses being met.
The 28-year-old former Inter Milano player joined Stoke from Werder Bremen in 2013 and scored 26 times across 145 appearances for Mark Hughes' men.
Arnautovic signed a 4-year contract extension at Stoke 12 months ago, but will now join fellow new recruits Pablo Zabaleta and Joe Hart at London Stadium.
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Bernardeschi joins Juventus
Juventus have completed the signing of winger Federico Bernardeschi from Serie A rivals Fiorentina.
Champions Juve will pay €40 million for the Italy international, with the fee to be paid in installments over the next 3 years.
Bernardeschi signed a 5-year contract after completing a medical on Monday.
Fiorentina will receive 10% of the fee, up to a maximum of €5 million, should Juve sell Bernardeschi in future.
Bernardeschi's exit had been expected after the 23-year-old rejected a new contract offer from Fiorentina.
The winger, who scored 11 goals in Serie A for La Viola last season and had previously been linked with Inter Milano and Chelsea, will add to Massimiliano Allegri's attacking options after the loan signing of Douglas Costa from Bayern Munchen.
City spree continues with Mendy arrival
Manchester City have completed their latest big-money deal of the close-season by prising left-back Benjamin Mendy away from Ligue 1 champions AS Monaco.
The deal is reported to be worth in the region of £50 million, a similar fee to the one City agreed to bring in England right-back Kyle Walker from Tottenham Hotspur.
Mendy has signed a 5-year contract at the Etihad Stadium.
The 23-year-old helped a youthful Monaco side to the semi-finals of the Champions League last season, where they saw off City in a thrilling last 16 tie, and he was rewarded with a France debut in March.
Pep Guardiola has been keen to bolster his full-back areas after Pablo Zabaleta, Gael Clichy and Bacary Sagna were released when their contracts expired at the end of last season.
Mendy's arrival takes City's spending ahead of the 2017-2018 campaign over £200 million.
Riedewald reunited with De Boer at Palace
Crystal Palace have signed Ajax defender Jairo Riedewald for a fee reported to be in the region of £8 million.
The versatile 20-year-old has signed a 5-year deal at Selhurst Park to be reunited with manager Frank de Boer, who handed him his debut at Ajax in 2013.
Riedewald has 3 Holland caps to his name but was unable to nail down a regular starting spot under Peter Bosz at Ajax last season, having missed a chunk of the 2015-2016 campaign with a broken ankle.
He is the second arrival of the close-season at Palace, following the loan signing of Ruben Loftus-Cheek from Chelsea.
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Hernandez completes West Ham switch
Javier Hernandez has completed his transfer from Bayer Leverkusen to West Ham in a deal worth £16 million.
The 29-year-old joins the Premier League club on a 3-year deal after completing a medical and agreeing personal terms.
Mexico striker Hernandez scored 39 goals in 2 seasons with Leverkusen and becomes West Ham's 4th signing of the transfer window.
Hernandez moved to Leverkusen from Manchester United in 2015 following a loan spell with Real Madrid.
He won the Premier League twice at United and helped them to the 2011 Champions League Final, where they were beaten 3-1 by FC Barcelona.
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Thiago Maia joins Brazilian influx at Lille
Brazilian midfielder Thiago Maia has joined Lille on a 5-year contract after the Ligue 1 club fended off stiff competition from sides across Europe for his signature.
The highly rated defensive midfielder joins compatriots Luiz Araujo, Thiago Mendes and Caju at Stade Pierre-Mauroy as Lille's Argentine coach Marcelo Bielsa continues to grow the South American contingent in his squad.
The 20-year-old already has an Olympic gold medal to his name after playing alongside Neymar and Marquinhos in Brazil's triumphant side of the 2016 games in Rio, and he has twice been a winner of the Campeonato Paulista.
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Tatarusanu joins Nantes
Fiorentina have officially confirmed the sale of goalkeeper Ciprian Tatarusanu to Claudio Ranieri's Nantes.
The Romanian international spent the past 3 seasons with the Viola after joining from Steaua Bucharest, becoming first choice after Neto joined Juventus.
The 31-year-old made a total of 95 appearances during his time at Stadio Artemio Franchi.
The Ligue 1 side appointed Claudio Ranieri as coach earlier this summer, his first job since being sacked by Leicester City.
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Merino joins Newcastle on loan
Newcastle have signed Borussia Dortmund's Mikel Merino on an initial season-long loan.
The Spain U21 international is Newcastle's fifth acquisition of the transfer window following their immediate return to the Premier League from the Championship.
Merino, who made just 9 appearances for Dortmund last season after joining from Osasuna, will move to St. James' Park on a permanent basis once he makes an unspecified compulsory number of appearances, the Bundesliga club confirmed.
Merino was part of the Spain team that reached the Final of this year's European U21 Championship, where they lost 1-0 to Germany.
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FC Torino sign N'Koulou
FC Torino have announced the arrival of Olympique Lyon defender Nicolas N'Koulou on loan with option to buy.
According to toro.it, the option to buy at the end of the season is worth €7 million.
It's a surprise move for the Granata, as the 27-year-old only joined Lyon as a free agent when his Marseille contract expired last summer.
He only made 22 competitive appearances for Lyon.
He is a Cameroon international with 72 senior caps under his belt.
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Nice bring in Saint-Maximin from Monaco
Nice have signed France U20 forward Allan Saint-Maximin from Ligue 1 champions AS Monaco.
The 20-year-old has spent each of the past 2 seasons on loan at Bundesliga side Hannover and Bastia respectively, but now joins Nice on a permanent basic.
The terms of the transfer were not disclosed by either club.
Earlier on Monday, Nice completed the signing of experienced Holland playmaker Wesley Sneijder on a free transfer.
Haksabanovic joins West Ham
West Ham have signed teenage Montenegro international Sead Haksabanovic from Halmstads.
The 18-year-old attacking midfielder has signed a 5-year contract at London Stadium after joining for an undisclosed fee, reported to be in the region of £2,7 million.
Haksabanovic became the second-youngest player to appear in the history of the Allsvenskan when he turned out for Halmstads in April 2015 and made a full international bow in May this year, having represented Sweden at U17 and U19 level.
The Hammers start their Premier League campaign away at Manchester United on Sunday.
Senderos joins Houston Dynamo
With the MLS post-season approaching, Houston Dynamo have signed former Arsenal defender Philippe Senderos.
After playing for over a decade in Europe, the 32-year-old Swiss stopper joins the Dynamo, currently sitting second in the Western Conference.
Houston did not reveal the terms of the contract, but pending his obtainment of a US visa, Senderos fills their ninth and final international roster spot.
After a lengthy spell with Arsenal, Senderos has played for 7 clubs since 2008. His last stop was in Glasgow, where he made just 3 league appearances for Rangers last season.
In the first of those appearances he was sent off in a 5-1 thumping at the hands of arch-rivals Celtic.
Released in May, the former Swiss international arrives as a free agent.
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Kranevitter leaves Atletico for Zenit
Atletico Madrid have agreed a deal to sell Argentina international Matias Kranevitter to Zenit Sankt Petersburg.
The 24-year-old joined Atleti from River Plate for a reported €8 million in August 2015 and made 11 appearances in all competitions during the second half of that season, having remained with River until the conclusion of the Club World Cup.
He was loaned out to FC Sevilla last season, where he made 32 outings, but has been deemed surplus to requirements by Atleti ahead of the 2017-2018 campaign.
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Inter sign Dalbert from Nice
Inter Milano have announced the signing of defender Dalbert from Nice on a 5-year contract.
The 23-year-old completed a medical on Tuesday before finalising a move to Meazza for a reported fee of €20 million.
The Brazilian is Inter's 6th signing of the transfer window, following the arrivals of Matias Vecino, Milan Skriniar, Facundo Colidio, Borja Valero and Daniele Padelli.
Dalbert made 38 appearances for Nice in all competitions last season, having signed from Vitoria Guimaraes.
Vela to swap Sociedad for LAFC
Mexico international and Real Sociedad forward Carlos Vela will join incoming MLS franchise Los Angeles FC in January.
Vela, 28-year-old, confirmed his move to LAFC as a designated player via Twitter on Tuesday, ahead of the club's inaugural season in 2018.
Earlier on Tuesday, Sociedad had revealed an agreement was in place for Vela to swap Spain for the United States.
Vela will remain at Sociedad until linking up with LAFC - co-owned by NBA great Magic Johnson and Hollywood star Will Ferrell - during the January transfer window.
Vela has called Sociedad home since leaving Arsenal permanently in 2012, scoring more than 50 goals in La Liga.
Soldado agrees to join Fenerbahce
Roberto Soldado has agreed a move from Villarreal to Fenerbahce.
Both clubs have confirmed the deal, with the Turkish side reportedly meeting a €5 million exit clause in the striker's contract, with only final personal terms and a medical left before the transfer is completed.
Soldado is due to arrive in Istanbul on Wednesday evening, where negotiations will continue, but Fener say he has agreed to the switch in principle.
Soldado has spent 2 seasons with Villarreal, who he joined following an unsuccessful spell in the Premier League with Tottenham Hotspur.
The 32-year-old only scored 9 league goals in the last 2 campaigns and was restricted to 10 top flight appearances last season due to an ACL injury.
Prior to his £26 million Spurs switch in 2013, Soldado represented Real Madrid, Osasuna, Getafe and Valencia.
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