
Marco Palestra Move Puts Chelsea's Right Flank Plan In Focus
Italy international Marco Palestra is set to join Chelsea from Atalanta, with his dribbling and versatility seen as a Premier League fit.
Premier League business fills this page, on and off the pitch. The transfer window supplies most of it: Marco Palestra's arrival reshaping Chelsea's right flank and clouding Malo Gusto's future, Tottenham signing Martin Dubravka amid Vicario exit talk while weighing Brighton's £45m bid for Vuskovic, Leeds landing Harry Wilson on a free, and Gordon joining Barcelona as the window opens. Around the deals, Ipswich turn to Gary O'Neil for a survival fight and Manchester United's stadium land deal moves the 100,000-seat plan closer.

Italy international Marco Palestra is set to join Chelsea from Atalanta, with his dribbling and versatility seen as a Premier League fit.

Spurs add experienced goalkeeping cover as reports suggest the Italian could leave, with the deal framed as practical squad management rather than a marquee move.

The Tractor Boys hand the former Bournemouth and Wolves boss the job of stabilising a promoted club without dimming the ambition that carried them back up.

The Argentina forward and former Manchester City man says a move would be best for everyone, with Real Madrid, Barcelona and PSG all linked and a reported 150m euro bid already rejected.

Talk linking Yan Diomande with Liverpool has become part of a wider Premier League conversation about emerging forwards, scouting risk and the balance between youth potential and immediate need.

Paper talk links the Blues with Italy right-back Marco Palestra, a move that could open the door to a Malo Gusto sale to Manchester City.

Leeds United have reached agreement to bring in winger Harry Wilson on a free transfer, adding another storyline to the Premier League window as clubs reshape squads for the 2026-27 season.

Brighton have raised their offer for Tottenham's teenage centre-back Luka Vuskovic to a package worth around £45m, leaving Spurs to weigh a tempting fee against the loss of one of Europe's brightest young defenders mid-World Cup.

Manchester United have secured most of the land needed for a proposed 100,000-seat stadium near Old Trafford, edging a project that would become the UK's largest ground from ambition towards reality.

The summer 2026 transfer window is officially open for business, with Anthony Gordon's £69m move to Barcelona among the headline early deals as English clubs reshape their squads before the 1 September deadline.

The Scotland captain ends a trophy-laden Anfield spell to link up with Roberto De Zerbi's Spurs, who have hailed him as a proven winner.