With the transfer window closing in just a few days, Premier League clubs are scrambling to sign and sell players before the deadline.
Here, FootballWhispers dives into three stories dominating the headlines, with Manchester City, Chelsea, Liverpool and Arsenal all involved.
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Man City interested in Iliman Ndiaye
Sky Sports News' Lyall Thomas reports Man City are interested in Everton's Iliman Ndiaye.
The Cityzens want to add more wingers to their attack once their move for Palmeiras' Allan is completed, and Liverpool's Cody Gakpo is also of interest.
Our Football Whispers Index score has rated this potential transfer as “likely”, referencing a variety of factors that could see it progress in the coming days.
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Chelsea and Liverpool offered Lamine Camara
Ben Jacobs reports Chelsea and Liverpool have been offered Lamine Camara as a late window opportunity.
Crystal Palace had a bid rejected earlier this month for the Monaco midfielder.
With Enzo Fernandez strongly linked with a move to Man City, and Liverpool's midfield being exposed in their 2-2 draw at Newcastle United, a deal for Camara makes sense for both clubs.
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Arsenal make fresh enquiries about Endrick
TEAMtalk report Arsenal have made fresh enquiries about Endrick, with Real Madrid sources claiming they have renewed their interest.
Endrick was strongly linked with a move to the Premier League earlier this summer, and his representatives explored the possibility of a switch and made contact with a number of top-flight clubs, including Arsenal, Liverpool, Man City, Manchester United, Tottenham, Aston Villa and Fulham.
The Gunners need attacking reinforcements with the imminent sale of Gabriel Martinelli to Al Hilal, and those close to Endrick do not see how he will play a major role under Jose Mourinho, which could spark a Real Madrid exit.