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LONDON – SPORT 4 EVER: Transfer news today dominates the football headlines as Chelsea agree a record £117m deal for Aston Villa forward Morgan Rogers, while several Premier League and European clubs continue reshaping their squads ahead of the new season.
London – Sport 4 Ever: Chelsea’s move for Morgan Rogers has become the headline of the latest transfer window developments, with Aston Villa also involved in several important negotiations, including a possible replacement for Lucas Digne and discussions over new signings.
The Blues reached an agreement with Villa for the England international, with the deal set to become a British transfer record if completed. Rogers is expected to undergo his medical after returning from international duty.
But with several clubs making moves, which teams are making the biggest changes before the new campaign begins?
Chelsea have agreed a £117m deal with Aston Villa to sign Morgan Rogers, according to the latest reports from Sky Sports.
The 23-year-old forward is expected to sign a contract running for six years, with an option for an additional season. His medical is scheduled after returning from England duty.
Rogers enjoyed an impressive campaign with Aston Villa, scoring 14 goals and providing 11 assists in 55 appearances across competitions.
The move would surpass the previous British transfer record after Manchester City announced their £116m deal for Elliot Anderson from Nottingham Forest earlier in the window.
Chelsea’s decision to invest heavily in Rogers comes after Arsenal identified him as their main attacking target, but the Gunners were unwilling to match Chelsea’s offer.
Sky Sports analysis highlighted that Chelsea believe Rogers can add versatility to their attacking options, having shown his ability to operate centrally and from the left side during his time at Villa.
Aston Villa are facing significant changes during the summer window following the expected departure of Morgan Rogers.
The club have already seen midfielder Youri Tielemans leave for Manchester United, while Paris Saint-Germain are expected to activate Lucas Digne’s release clause after the World Cup.
Villa are now negotiating with AC Milan over a possible deal for Ecuador international Pervis Estupinan.
According to reports from Sky in Italy, there is currently no agreement between the clubs, but Villa view Estupinan as a possible replacement for Digne.
The Birmingham club are also exploring other options, including interest in Bayern Munich midfielder Joao Palhinha. However, Bayern are reportedly prioritising a permanent sale rather than another loan.
Villa are also expected to welcome Johan Manzambi, with the club looking to strengthen after several important changes to their squad.
Morgan Rogers would become the seventh former Manchester City academy player to join Chelsea since the new ownership group arrived.
The list includes Cole Palmer, Romeo Lavia, Tosin Adarabioyo, Jadon Sancho, Liam Delap and Jamie Gittens.
According to the information provided, Chelsea’s spending on these players would reach £296.5m if the Rogers deal is completed.
The move reflects Chelsea’s continued focus on recruiting young players with Premier League experience and development potential.
Several other clubs are active in the transfer market alongside Chelsea and Aston Villa.
Ipswich Town are expected to sign goalkeeper Kayne Oevlen from Dutch side FC Volendam.
The 22-year-old goalkeeper’s deal is worth up to £4.25m, including an initial £3.4m payment and £850,000 in potential add-ons. Oevlen is expected to sign a five-year contract after completing his medical.
Ipswich see the Dutch goalkeeper as a long-term addition rather than an immediate first-choice option.
Meanwhile, Watford are close to completing the permanent signing of Iker Bravo from Udinese.
The 21-year-old Spain Under-21 international is expected to undergo a medical before finalising his contract with the Championship club.
Watford have also agreed to sell midfielder Tom Dele-Bashiru to Greek club Aris for £425,000. The player is expected to sign a three-year contract.
Roma are increasingly confident of signing West Ham winger Crysencio Summerville.
According to Sky in Italy, the Serie A club are proposing a deal worth around £39m (€46m) for the 24-year-old, who is open to the move.
Manchester United have also shown interest in Summerville but cannot progress their pursuit until Marcus Rashford leaves the club.
Elsewhere, Samsunspor completed the signing of Elliot Watt from Motherwell.
The 26-year-old midfielder signed a four-year contract after an impressive season in Scotland, where he was named in the PFA Scotland Premiership Team of the Year.
Watt thanked Motherwell supporters after completing his move, describing his time at the club as a period that changed his career.
Former Newcastle United defender Matt Targett is expected to join Hull City.
The 30-year-old left-back has agreed a two-year contract with the newly promoted Premier League side.
Bristol City are also close to signing Plymouth Argyle striker Lorent Tolaj.
The clubs have agreed a £4m fee plus possible add-ons, with Tolaj having completed his medical. The 24-year-old recorded 22 goals and eight assists last season.
In France, Maik Nawrocki completed his permanent move from Celtic to Lens, signing a four-year deal with the Ligue 1 club.
Marcelo Saracchi also confirmed he will not return to Celtic after his loan spell, despite talks between Celtic and Boca Juniors over a permanent transfer.
Chelsea have agreed a £117m deal to sign Aston Villa forward Morgan Rogers.
Rogers scored 14 goals and provided 11 assists in 55 appearances for Aston Villa.
Roma are pushing to sign West Ham winger Crysencio Summerville.
Ipswich are expected to complete the signing of Kayne Oevlen from FC Volendam.
The latest transfer window activity has been led by Chelsea’s record move for Morgan Rogers, while Aston Villa, Watford, Ipswich and European clubs continue making adjustments. With several major negotiations still ongoing, more movement is expected before the new season begins.….Read More
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