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11.58 BST: Juventus duo Blaise Matuidi and Daniele Rugani are in talks with Monaco as the Serie A champions continue their summer clear out, Gazzetta dello Sport have reported.

Rugani, who was linked with Arsenal earlier in the window, was reportedly set to be joining Roma on loan before Monaco hijacked the deal, offering to sign the defender on a permanent deal.

The Ligue 1 club are also reportedly interested in Matuidi, with the Italian news outlet reporting that the France international will leave Turin before the window closes.

Matuidi was a mainstay in the Juve team last season, making 42 appearances in all competitions.

11.32 BST: Lyon have reached an agreement in principle for the transfer of former Arsenal midfielder Jeff Reine-Adelaide from Angers, the club have announced.

The 21-year-old midfielder left the Emirates last summer, going to make 35 appearances in Ligue 1 last term.

Reine-Adelaide is expected to have a medical at Lyon later on Wednesday.

10.55 BST: Paris Saint-Germain are willing to offer one of several members of their squad as part of a deal in their renewed attempt to sign AC Milan goalkeeper Gianluigi Donnarumma, according to Sky Italia.

However, they would not countenance their current No. 1, Alphonse Areola, being one of those available as part of a player-plus-cash deal.

10.29 BST: Former Barcelona forward Pedro says he would love to see the attacking trio of Lionel Messi, Luis Suarez and Neymar back together again at Camp Nou.

"There's no doubt Neymar is a great player, one of the best in the world," Pedro, who won with 19 trophies during his seven years with Barca's first team before joining Chelsea in 2015, told Esporte Interativo. "There's been a lot of talk this summer on whether he will leave PSG or not.

"He's faced a difficult and complicated situation in which he is probably experiencing in a chaotic manner but we hope he can finally decide what is best for his future.

"I hope he can return to Barcelona because I think he is great player, he knows the club and the players. He forms a great trident with Messi and Suarez. They have already won many titles together and I really hope and wish that he returns to Barcelona. I wish that his situation is resolved soon as I imagine it cannot be easy for him to be in that situation."

10.05 BST: Atletico Madrid will only announce the signing of Valencia striker Rodrigo once the Rojiblancos have sold Angel Correa to AC Milan, according to Las Provincias. The Valencia-based newspaper claims that behind both deals is super-agent Jorge Mendes, who is an associate and friend of Valencia owner Peter Lim.

Rodrigo, who missed Tuesday's training session, has been in Madrid since last night waiting for his move to Atletico to be sealed.

Atletico will reportedly pay €60m to acquire Rodrigo, which is half of his release clause. The Spain international is tied to Valencia until June 2022. Atletico, meanwhile, are hoping to sell Correa for €55m to AC Milan, a deal the club expects to complete today.

09.42 BST: French club Marseille have terminated the contract of centre-back Adil Rami after he missed a training session without the club's permission last season to feature on a French TV game show, sources have told ESPN FC.

Rami, an unused substitute on France's 2018 World Cup-winning squad, had said he received permission from previous club manager Rudi Garcia to appear on the show "Fort Boyard," in which celebrities take part in bizarre challenges in order to win money for charity.

Rami, 33, says that he texted Garcia to let him know of his plans but Marseille say the player made a mistake by not reporting for training on May 20. Rami was injured at the time and was supposed to have rehabilitation work on that day. Instead, the club argues that he risked worsening his injury by taking part on the reality show without their official permission.

The drama continued for Rami after he attended a fashion show in Monaco instead of attending Marseille's home match against Montepellier a few days after his reality show appearance.

09.19 BST: Borussia Dortmund have admitted they will not be able to keep Jadon Sancho forever. The Bundesliga club will reassess his situation every year, CEO Hans-Joachim Watzke told Ruhr Nachrichten.

The England winger has strongly been linked with Manchester United and Real Madrid were reportedly also after Bundesliga's 2018-2019 breakout star. However, Dortmund were able to ward off a transfer this summer as Watzke told a suitor "he should forget about" signing Sancho in the summer transfer window. He is under contract at Borussia until 2022.

Watzke said he was pleased that Sancho was still a Borussia player going into the new season. Asked whether the German club would be able to keep the England winger next summer, he said: "I got asked that exact question in March, but it was about keeping him this summer. Well, he's still here, isn't he?"

But Watzke added he was aware things could change quickly, and, ultimately Sancho will have the freedom to decide on his future.

"There aren't many 19-year-olds with such a potential," Watzke said. "He's also not a player form the region or one who'd have any connection to it. When you have a player like Jadon Sancho, you must reassess the situation every single year. Everything else would not be honest."

"If a foreign player is not convinced that the club is right for him at the exact time, it just does not make any sense."

08.49 BST: Paris Saint-Germain are unhappy with the way their first direct meeting with Barcelona went on Tuesday regarding the potential return of Neymar to Camp Nou, sources have told ESPN FC.

Negotiations over a cash-with-a-player exchange started in Paris this week with Philippe Coutinho and Ivan Rakitic the players Barca were keen to include in any potential deal. However, PSG told the Spanish giants during this meeting that they want Coutinho, Nelson Semedo and €120 million in exchange for Neymar, while Barca's best offer so far is Coutinho, Rakitic and €8m.

ESPN FC sources added that no major advances were made during the meeting, which Barca are viewing as the first contact between the two clubs as negotiations step up.

There will be another meeting between the pair on Thursday during UEFA's European Club Association gathering. The occasion will give Real Madrid president Florentino Perez the opportunity to start negotiations with PSG.

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08.25 BST: Wissam Ben Yedder posted a letter on Twitter in which he bid farewell to Sevilla fans ahead of his move to Monaco. The France international's €40m transfer to the Ligue 1 club was announced on Wednesday morning.

The 29-year-old forward joined Sevilla from Toulouse in 2016 for a reported €10m and has scored 70 goals in 138 appearances for the Andalusian club since.

"It's with great emotion that I have to say that the time has come to leave Sevilla," Ben Yedder wrote. "A unique club that has given me during the past three years the biggest joys of my career.

"Thanks to this very special jersey, I've been able to achieve my dream of wearing another one, that of the French national team. Thanks to this jersey, I've been able to become a respectable striker in Europe..."

08.00 BST: The futures of Tottenham centre-backs Toby Alderweireld and Jan Vertonghen are in serious doubt, according to reports in the British press.

According to the Daily Mirror, Spurs fear they could lose Alderweireld for nothing at the end of the season when his contract expires. The 30-year-old's deal included a clause that made him available for just £25m this summer, but no concrete bids were received before that clause expired.

Alderweireld will be free to negotiate with clubs outside of England from Jan. 1 for a free transfer in June, unless he signs a new Spurs deal.

Meanwhile, the Daily Mail reports that his fellow Belgium international, Jan Vertonghen, was left "fuming" after he was left out of the squad for Tottenham's opening Premier League match of the season against Aston Villa on Saturday.

Vertonghen, 32, also sees his contract expire at the end of the 2019-20 campaign. The Mail report adds that the former Ajax defender was omitted because of his lack of fitness despite playing a full part in preseason, and that some of his teammates were surprised he stayed to watch the 3-1 win at all after hearing that he had been dropped.

PAPER TALK (by Nick Judd): Bakayoko in high-interest loan return to Monaco?

Tiemoue Bakayoko could be on the move once more, with Monaco interested in taking the Chelsea flop on loan, according to the Sun.

Bakayoko signed for the Blues for £40 million from the French side in 2017 but spent last season on loan at AC Milan, and it would appear that the France international has no future under Frank Lampard.

Danny Drinkwater has already left Chelsea on loan to join Burnley, and now Bakayoko could be following him through the exit door to rejoin the club with which he starred as they won the league in 2017. The 2016-17 campaign was Bakayoko's third in the principality, and in total he made 92 appearances during his stay.

Galatasaray attempted to sign Bakayoko earlier in August, but Monaco's interest could be a good opportunity for Lampard to get Bakayoko off the Chelsea wage bill.

United brace themselves for Pogba bid

Manchester United are counting down the hours until the end of the transfer window in Europe as they brace for a last-minute bid for Paul Pogba from Real Madrid.

The Mirror are reporting that Real Madrid boss Zinedine Zidane is demanding that his employers sign Pogba before the European window shuts, and he could walk out on the club if they fail to do so.

Sources have told ESPN FC that United will resist any bid for Pogba and have had assurances from 26-year-old that he is committed to the club this season.

The France international provided two assists in United's 4-0 home win against Chelsea on the opening day of the season, highlighting his importance to the Reds as their most effective midfielder.

Tap-ins

-- With Napoli seemingly giving up on signing James Rodriguez, La Gazzetta Dello Sport is suggesting that AC Milan could make a move for the Colombian on loan and sneak Isco into the deal for good measure. James is out of the picture under Zidane and is just as keen to leave as the club are to get him off the wage bill. A loan move could suit everyone and help Madrid bring transfer targets in.

-- Real Madrid look set to miss out on Donny van de Beek. That's according to Marca, who are reporting that in the mixed zone following Ajax's 3-2 Champions League qualifying win over PAOK on Tuesday, Van de Beek hinted that he was staying put.