Transfer news LIVE: Arsenal in Vinicius agreement; Guimaraes medical; Man Utd want Hall; Chelsea, Liverpool latest

Transfer targets: Bruno Guimaraes, Vinicius Jr and Lewis HallLondon StandardThe summer window continues to heat up as Arsenal take a huge step towards signing Bruno Guimaraes, while Chelsea, Manchester United, Liverpool and Tottenham also work to secure statement signings. The Gunners are said to have agreed a deal worth around £80million for the Newcastle captain, with a medical pencilled in for next week. There is also said to be an agreement with Vinicius Junior over personal terms, while Mikel Arteta is said to have identified a surprise defender signing.Manchester United are ready to pile the misery onto Newcastle with a swoop for Lewis Hall, and have eyes on Nottingham Forest forward Igor Thiago as Marcus Rashford prepares to return. Chelsea will soon confirm the arrivals of Jordan Henderson and Danny Welbeck, and have been tipped to go back in for Alex Scott after a first bid was said to have been rejected. Liverpool are expected to formalise their interest in Bradley Barcola with a first offer as they look to secure a big-money replacement for Mohamed Salah. Roberto De Zerbi wants up to three more new players, with Savinho expected to be one ans Man City team-mate Omar Marmoush could be another. City press are closing in on a deal for Ayyoub Bouaddi as Rodri heads for the exit door. Follow the latest transfer news, rumours and gossip live below!Latest transfer news and rumoursInter agree £34m fee for Cristian RomeroInter Milan have agreed a fee of €40million (£32.4m) for Tottenham captain Cristian Romero.That's according to ESPN Argentina, who report that a deal is now expected to be wrapped up.Romero is determined to leave Spurs and his desire appears to have softened Spurs' stance, with his asking price originally said to be set at £60m.Leo Paradizo, an Argentinian journalist for Todo Noticias, reporting via ESPN Argentina said overnight: "The first thing we can confirm here is that Cuti Romero – although it was somewhat predictable – will not be staying at Tottenham."The second thing I'm in a position to confirm – and this is information checked first-hand today – is that there is a verbal agreement between Tottenham and Inter Milan for €40 million."A small fee for a player his Romero's caliber, but all parties want to cut ties.AFP/GettyMan Utd explore Lewis Hall dealManchester United are assessing a potential move for Newcastle United left-back Lewis Hall.The 21-year-old is viewed as a long-term successor to Luke Shaw, whose contract expires next year.United have started exploring the likely cost of a deal, according to Sky Sports, although Hall is expected to command a significant fee and Newcastle have no intention of selling.With three years remaining on his contract, Hall remains under strong control at St James’ Park. United are also weighing reinforcements in midfield and attack, while Shaw is currently their only senior left-back following Tyrell Malacia’s exit. AFP/GettyArsenal pencil in Bruno Guimaraes medicalIt could be a huge week for Arsenal next week, with a medical for Newcastle United captain Bruno Guimaraes potentially happening.The Mail report that a deal worth £77million plus add-ons after finally been agreed, and the Gunners have pencilled in a medical for the Brazilian midfielder next week.However, Newcastle sources have denied that formal talks have taken place between the clubs, despite reports that intermediaries are actively working to broker an agreement.Guimaraes is said to have already agreed personal terms with Arsenal on a five-year deal.London StandardArsenal agree personal terms with Vinicius JrArsenal have reached an agreement on personal terms with Real Madrid star Vinicius Jr.That’s according to X account HandofArsenal, who report that the Brazilian is edging towards a move to north London as talks over a contract extension in Madrid continue to stall.It has been suggested elsewhere that Vinicius would command a club-record salary of £400,000 a week, and a transfer fee of around £130m.REUTERSTrio eye DelapThree clubs are interested in Chelsea’s Liam Delap, according to the i. Everton, Leeds and Nottingham Forest are all thought to be eyeing the striker, who could be allowed to leave Stamford Bridge for a fee of around £35million. GettyLiverpool on red alert as World Cup star hands in transfer requestLiverpool have been handed a big boost in their reported pursuit of Matias Fernandez-Pardo.The Reds are in the market for a new winger after the departure of Mohamed Salah, who left Anfield on a free transfer after his contract expired.He was followed out of the exit door by Andy Robertson and Ibrahima Konate, who also left for free, joining Tottenham and Real Madrid respectively.Andoni Iraola, the Merseysiders’ new manager, emphasised his willingness to sign a winger in his first ever press conference as Liverpool boss, and he has already landed Victor Munoz from Osasuna, with the Spaniard still his only new recruit so far.GettyDe Zerbi's Spurs transfer demandRoberto De Zerbi has revealed that he wants Tottenham to make “two or three” more signings before the end of the transfer window.Speculation over who the mystery “bomba” signing could be gathered pace over the last 24 hours, and head coach De Zerbi has now sought to clarify his comments.Demands: Roberto De ZerbiGettyAlonso sends clear Chelsea transfer messageChelsea boss Xabi Alonso has revealed that he wants between four and five centre-backs in his squad this season.Chelsea are actively looking to facilitate the summer exits of Axel Disasi, Trevoh Chalobah and Benoit Badiashile, while Mamadou Sarr is also expected to leave on loan.That would leave the club with Lacroix, Levi Colwill, Wesley Fofana, Tosin Adarabioyo and Aaron Anselmino as Alonso’s centre-back options heading into the new Premier League campaign.GettyPalace star reveals why he snubbed SaudiThe Japan international committed his future to Palace earlier this summer, signing a one-year contract extension, but says he has aspirations of pling his trade at a Champions League heavyweight.In a wide-ranging mini-documentary produced by Japanese outlet TV Asahi, Kamada candidly revealed he had received an offer from a club in the Saudi Pro League as recently as last winter, and that he took time to consider his options before agreeing to remain in south-east London earlier this month.GettyBoro want MooreStandard Sport understands, though, that while the Championship side wants to bring Moore to the Riverside Stadium, the 18-year-old is believed to be holding out for a move to a club in Europe’s top five leagues.Moore is currently out in Australia on Spurs’ pre-season tour, where he had hoped to catch the eye of Roberto De Zerbi.The young winger has long been considered one of the club’s brightest academy prospects and impressed on loan at Scottish Premiership giants Rangers last season.