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The biggest deal of the European summer is done. Bradley Barcola is a Liverpool player, and the club still have business to do before Tuesday night.
Four years after becoming Liverpool's youngest midfielder in a generation, Stefan Bajcetic has gone to Celta Vigo permanently — for €1.5m.
The new signing's shirt number is confirmed, and the club captain was waiting for him when he arrived.
Liverpool are said to have offered £45m plus £5m. Crystal Palace reportedly want £75m, and are unhappy at being asked this late.
Yankuba Minteh remains live at Brighton if the Crystal Palace route stays shut. Neither club is reported to be moving.
The Carabao Cup third-round tie at Anfield has been pulled forward a day. UEFA's scheduling started it; three fixtures ended up moving.
Linked with an £85m move to Manchester City for much of the window. He has instead extended at Anfield.
A deal is in place with Genk for goalkeeper Lucca Brughmans, 18. Whether he arrives now or in 2027 depends on somebody else leaving.
Real Madrid will make no further signings before Tuesday's deadline, despite being linked with a midfielder and a centre-back.
A €60m move to the Premier League has been available all summer. The player reportedly does not want it.
Yan Diomandé was going somewhere else. The Côte d'Ivoire winger is a Real Madrid player instead.
Marc Cucurella arrived at the Bernabéu weeks after lifting the World Cup. Madrid did not have to fight for him.
Ibrahima Konaté left Liverpool. Bernardo Silva left Manchester City. Neither cost Real Madrid a transfer fee.
Three league games, three goals, and a record that had stood untouched since Ronaldo left the Bernabéu.
A 110-102 pre-season defeat to Río Breogán, and a coach pointing at the calendar rather than the scoreboard.
Bellingham, an own goal, Mbappé and Güler. Mourinho's side have won three from three and scored ten.
A second successive 2-2. Víctor Muñoz spared Liverpool on his home debut, but Andoni Iraola is still waiting for a first league win.
The club's training complex is to be renamed Florentino Pérez Real Madrid City.
Cucurella, Konaté, Silva, Dumfries, Diomandé and Espí all made their competitive debuts as Madrid players.
A consortium led by Amit Bhatia has bought roughly 30% of the club at a $6bn valuation. Fenway keep control — for now.
