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Double the record signing for Newcastle United with it previously being £20m. Just crazy money.Well Mike Ashley is at least spending money.
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RB Leipzig have completed the signing of Everton and England Under-21 forward Ademola Lookman in a deal worth £22.5m.

 

The Bundesliga club had to improve on their original offer to sign the 21-year-old on a five-year deal.

Crystal Palace have signed Swansea City forward Jordan Ayew on a three-year deal.

 

Ayew, 27, spent last season on loan at Selhurst Park following Swansea's relegation from the Premier League.

 

The fee is thought to be around £2.5m with add-ons for the Ghana international, who scored twice in 25 appearances for Palace last season.

Aston Villa have signed Brazilian midfielder Douglas Luiz from Manchester City for an undisclosed fee.

 

Luiz, who spent the last two seasons on loan at Girona in La Liga, is Villa’s 10th summer signing and takes their spending during this window to over £100m.

Gareth Bale is set to leave Real Madrid to join Chinese club Jiangsu Suning on a three-year deal.

 

A million pounds a week for him..... In wages.

Gareth Bale is set to leave Real Madrid to join Chinese club Jiangsu Suning on a three-year deal.

 

A million pounds a week for him..... In wages.

 

Well he is being forced out of Madrid, but I just have no idea why he isn't willing to take a paycut or work towards an appearance incentive based contract. Shame as he is so talented, massive waste to see him in China. If he didn't aclimatise to Spain, God knows how he is going to enjoy the Chinese culture.

Madrid treated him like shit. Fair play moving to China he's got nothing left to prove, won more champions league's than most players ever will so no point in taking a wage cut just to move back to the prem and be injured for half the season. Earn them dollars!
I don't understand why he can't take a pay cut and play in the Premiership again!

Arsenal have reached an agreement with French club Lille to sign Ivory Coast winger Nicolas Pepe in a deal worth 80m euros (£72m).

 

The Gunners will pay for the 24-year-old via a series of instalments that suit their restricted budget for this summer.

 

An agreement between Arsenal and Pepe's representatives still needs to be finalised.

 

But the transfer is expected to be completed in the next 24 to 48 hours.

I don't understand why he can't take a pay cut and play in the Premiership again!

Would you?

 

It’s a million a week. Of course I’d move to China for a couple of years for that. You’d be truly set up for life. No punditry no shitty appearances. Just buy an island and relax

Arsenal have reached an agreement with French club Lille to sign Ivory Coast winger Nicolas Pepe in a deal worth 80m euros (£72m).

 

The Gunners will pay for the 24-year-old via a series of instalments that suit their restricted budget for this summer.

 

An agreement between Arsenal and Pepe's representatives still needs to be finalised.

 

But the transfer is expected to be completed in the next 24 to 48 hours.

 

Good signing that, the price is crazy though so can imagine it is stretched out over 5 years. Arsenal spend all summer saying they're skint and they will spend well over £100m.

It's not that crazy if he turns out as good as Salah or Mane tho!
Would you?

 

It’s a million a week. Of course I’d move to China for a couple of years for that. You’d be truly set up for life. No punditry no shitty appearances. Just buy an island and relax

 

I know but he's 29 at his peak and I would like to think I'd rather stay at the highest level for as long as possible to test myself!

Philip Billing has completed his move from Huddersfield to Bournemouth.

 

It is understood a fee, in the region of £15m, has been agreed for the midfielder.

Everton have agreed a transfer fee of £27.5m, potentially rising to £36.6m, with Juventus for striker Moise Kean.

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