Transfer Wrap: ISAK connects to Liverpool, Manchester United Sign Lammens, Guehi Deal Collapses

Liverpool stole the subtitles on the day of the frantic transfer date and completed the British record signature Alexandra Isak in an agreement worth £ 125 million. This step limited summer with rich expenses through the Premier League, which saw the best clubs transform their troops in an effort to glory and left the division with a new scale for financial muscles.

Isak’s step ended with speculation for weeks after the attacker refused to play for Newcastle United in an effort to force his dream crossing to Anfield. For the Swedish International, this means the biggest step of his career so far and for Liverpool is an important statement about the project because he is trying to defend his crown of the Premier League.

Yet even though Liverpool celebrated his arrival of the awning, they were disappointed at the back. Captain Crystal Palace Marc Guehi was dramatically dragged by an agreement of £ 35 million at the last minute. England the defender completed his medical and the clubs agreed on the fee, but the palace withdrew because of their inability to make compensation in time. It was one of the most remarkable collapse of the day that emphasized the ruthless uncertainty of the day of the date.

Arsenal enjoyed a better fortune and completed the signature of the Ecuadorian defender Piero Hincapie of Bayer Leverkusen. Hincapie is expected to mark the “last part of the puzzle” by the club and provide defensive stability for the party determined to challenge Liverpool at the peak of English football.

Elsewhere, Newcastle quickly moved to fill the gap that was Isak’s departure by bringing Yoane Wissa of Brentford at £ 55 million. Tottenham also strengthened his attack with the acquisition of PSG forward Randal round Muani for the season long loan, while the striker Chelsea Nicolas Jackson Donutil Move to Bayern Munich. The German champions, who now have a greater depth alongside Harry Kane, agreed to buy the obligation based on the appearance.

In Manchester, both clubs were busy. United confirmed £ 18.1 million signature of the Belgian goalkeeper Senne Lammens of Royal Antwerp and sent Sancho Jadon to Aston Villa. Villa also strengthened by taking Liverpool’s midfielder Harvey Elliott for a loan with the opportunity to buy it for £ 35 million next summer. Meanwhile, the city agreed to £ 26 million for Gianluigi Donnarumma £ 26 million, as Ederson approached Move to Fenerbahce, although neither agreement has been officially announced yet.

Fulham interrupted his club record with £ 34.6 million capture the Brazilian wing of Kevin of Shakhtar Donetsk, but their day was sour with the collapse of Harry Wilson’s transition to Leeds United. Nottingham Forest also added to his ranks and completed the signature of Dilane Bakwa from Strasbourg.

Perhaps the biggest surprising package was Sunderland. The newly promoted party pushed its expenses even further and agreed to agree on 21 meters of pound for Ajax Ajax Brian Brobbey, signed Bertrand Traor and added Lutsharel Geertruid RB Leipzig on the loan.

At the end of the Premier League clubs, they spent more than 3 billion – a new record. Since arrival at the blockbuster after a dramatic failure at the last minute, the day has once again proved why it remains one of the most convincing glasses in modern football.

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Published:

Saurabh Kumar

Published on:

September 2, 2025