Daily Football Briefing

Man City close in on Elliot Anderson as Ratcliffe makes a last-ditch push for Man Utd. Mourinho and Florentino are already at each other's throats over the transfer strategy at Real Madrid. Arsenal get the cold shoulder from Julián Álvarez. Chelsea table a €60m bid for Rafa Leão. Man Utd make a €90m move for Sandro Tonali as Newcastle brace for the exit. Curtis Jones tells Inter Milan yes. Liverpool eye Gonçalo Inácio to fill the Konaté gap. Tottenham confirm the Senesi deal and Romano teases a third signing. And England get their closest look yet at a near-full squad ahead of tomorrow's Costa Rica friendly in Orlando.

Florentino Pérez is re-elected as Real Madrid president by a 65-35 margin — and now the transfer machine cranks up. Bayern Munich's president has told Real Madrid to forget about Michael Olise. Mohamed Salah has agreed to leave Liverpool for Saudi Arabia. Darwin Nuñez terminates his Al-Hilal contract and wants to come back to the Premier League. Man City are preparing a second bid for Elliot Anderson after the first got knocked back. Chelsea agree personal terms with Rafael Leão. And England get a squad boost ahead of Wednesday's Costa Rica friendly.

England beat New Zealand 1-0 in Tampa — Harry Kane's header doing the damage in first-half stoppage time, with Rio Ngumoha turning heads off the bench. Real Madrid members are voting right now in their first contested presidential election in 20 years. Brighton beat Chelsea and Newcastle to the punch for AIK's Zadok Yohanna, Man City have had their Elliot Anderson bid knocked back, and Liverpool are digging in over Ngumoha.