Transfer news LIVE! Liverpool to sign Isak; Arsenal medical for Hincapie; Chelsea striker hunt; Man Utd latest

"Arsenal are set to conclude a very successful summer with a loan-to-buy deal for Piero Hincapie, who will be announced as Mikel Arteta's eighth signing of the window. The Gunners also want to ship out the likes of Jakub Kiwior, Reiss Nelson, Oleksandr Zinchenko and Albert Sambi Lokonga. Manchester United are working on two goalkeeper signings, with talks ongoing for both"

"Emi Martinez and Senne Lammens with the view to completing just one deal as Manchester City look to secure the services of Gianluigi Donnarumma. Chelsea's striker situation has become quite murky, with Nicolas Jackson's loan move to Bayern Munich cancelled and Marc Guiu recalled from Sunderland in light of Liam Delap's injury. The Blues also hope to confirm the loan signing of Facundo Buonanotte and have interest in Fermin Lopez."

"The Blues also hope to confirm the loan signing of Facundo Buonanotte and have interest in Fermin Lopez. Elsewhere, Tottenham still want to sign another winger and defender, with Manchester City pair Savinho and Manuel Akanji linked along with Randal Kolo Muani. West Ham and Fulham still have business to sort and Palace hope to confirm more incomings. Follow the latest transfer news, rumours and gossip live throughout Deadline Day below!"

Arsenal will finalise a loan-to-buy deal for Piero Hincapie, marking their eighth signing of the window. The Gunners aim to move on Jakub Kiwior, Reiss Nelson, Oleksandr Zinchenko and Albert Sambi Lokonga. Manchester United are pursuing two goalkeepers, holding talks for Emi Martinez and Senne Lammens but expect to complete only one signing as Manchester City target Gianluigi Donnarumma. Chelsea face uncertainty up front after Nicolas Jackson's loan to Bayern Munich was cancelled and Marc Guiu was recalled from Sunderland due to Liam Delap's injury. Chelsea also seek the loan of Facundo Buonanotte and have interest in Fermin Lopez. Tottenham, West Ham, Fulham and Crystal Palace remain active in the market.

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