Chelsea transfer news: Blues offered chance to sign former Tottenham midfielder Yves Bissouma – Paper Talk – Sky Sports

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Latest transfer news and headlines include: Gabriel Heinze made contact with Inter Milan’s Lautaro Martinez regarding a move to Arsenal; Man City and Chelsea were two clubs interested in signing Adam Wharton from Crystal Palace before Deadline Day; Spurs could rip up Richarlison’s contract
Friday 4 September 2026 22:26, UK
The top stories and transfer rumours from Saturday’s newspapers…
Chelsea were offered the chance to sign former Tottenham midfielder Yves Bissouma after missing out on an Enzo Fernandez replacement – The Sun
Mikel Arteta’s assistant manager Gabriel Heinze reached out to Inter Milan’s Lautaro Martinez regarding a potential move to Arsenal before Deadline Day – Daily Mail
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Manchester City and Chelsea are believed to be among those who showed an interest in signing England midfielder Adam Wharton, 22, before Deadline Day, with Crystal Palace rejecting all bids – The Guardian
Manchester United are expected to trigger the one-year contract extension in Lisandro Martinez’s current deal – The Sun
There is a possibility of Tottenham ripping up Richarlison’s contract amid the ongoing transfer saga surrounding the forward – talkSPORT
Karim Benzema could attract interest from Premier League clubs after leaving Al Hilal but they will face competition from other clubs in Saudi Arabia and Turkey – talkSPORT
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FIFA has accused UEFA of carrying out a “smear campaign” against its president, Gianni Infantino, in legal documents filed by the world governing body – The Times
Hibernian are tracking a move for free agent Danny Ings following his exit from West Ham – Hibs Observer
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