Rodri looks set to leave Manchester City amid interest from Barcelona and Real Madrid. The World Cup winning captain is into the final year of his contract and favours a move to Barca – though an initial offer of £38m has been rejected.
Arsenal were dealt a blow in one of their summer transfer pursuits as Vinicius Jr has signed a contract extension with Real Madrid. The Gunners have moved on from targeting the winger and have reignited their interest in Atletico Madrid’s Julian Alvarez while PSG’s Bradley Barcola is also on their list.
In more positive news, Bruno Guimaraes has completed a medical at Arsenal ahead of his £75m move from Newcastle United. The 28-year-old midfielder is now expected to be announced as a new Gooner on Friday ahead of Arsenal’s pre-season fixtures this weekend. The deal represents a key piece of business of Mikel Arteta ahead of Arsenal’s title defence.
Liverpool, meanwhile, also want to sign Barcola from Paris Saint-Germain and have also lined up his teammate Ibrahim Mbaye in what could be a double swoop for Andoni Iraola’s side. The European champions may be willing to let them go especially following Maghnes Akliouche signing from Monaco.
Elsewhere, Manchester United have added to their ranks by bringing in a teenage midfielder and they are exploring their options at left-back with Lewis Hall reportedly now set on a move to Old Trafford, but Newcastle are determined to stop the exodus and insist he is not for sale.
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Transfer live blog 5/8/2026
- Rodri set to leave Manchester City?
- Announcement expected soon as Arsenal reach agreement to sign Bruno Guimaraes
- Analysis: Why Arsenal had to sign Bruno Guimaraes
- Gunners identify Vinicius Jr alternatives after winger agrees Real Madrid extension
- Liverpool eye PSG's Ibrahim Mbaye but still want Bradley Barcola
- Manchester United 'learn Lewis Hall decision'
- United also sign surprising third midfield option of the summer
Rangers sign winger Daisuke Yokota
17:05 , Mike JonesRangers have signed Japan international Daisuke Yokota.
The winger arrives from Hannover for an initial fee of £2.75m.
Derek McInnes said: “He has gained valuable experience across a number of different leagues in Europe.
“He is quick, direct and has the ability to make things happen in the final third."
Chelsea distance themselves from Diogo Costa reports
16:52 , Mike JonesChelsea have once again been busy in the transfer market but they are not pursuing a new goalkeeper.
The Blues were linked with Porto’s Diogo Costa in recent days but the club are happy with their options.
Robert Sanchez will continue as first choice while Mike Penders will remain with the squad.
Filip Jorgensen is going to join sister club Strasbourg on loan.
DONE DEAL! Crystal Palace sign Takehiro Tomiyasu
16:44 , Harry Latham-CoyleCrystal Palace have completed the signing of former Arsenal defender Takehiro Tomiyasu following a successful trial.
The Japan international, who spent four seasons at the Emirates before leaving for Ajax in 2025, becomes manager Pierre Sage’s second signing since taking over in July.
He played 84 times in all competitions for the Gunners but missed virtually all of his final season in north London with a knee injury before his contract was terminated last summer.
Palace chairman Steve Parish said: “Takehiro has experience at the highest level of European and international football.
“We are delighted to welcome a player of his calibre to the club and believe he will prove to be a great addition to the squad.”
Jarrod Bowen holds release clause if West Ham do not earn promotion
16:34 , Mike JonesJarrod Bowen has a release clause in his West Ham contract should the club not earn promotion back to the Premier League, reports Talk Sport’s Alex Crook.
Should the Hammers remain in the Championship for the 2027/28 season, suitors could purchase Bowen for as little as £15m, the report claims.
Sunderland knocked back after bid for Sporting winger
16:17 , Mike JonesSunderland have seen an offer knocked back from Sporting Lisbon for Geny Catamo, reports A Bola.
The Mozambican winger impressed last term in Lisbon, scoring six goals in 28 Primeira Liga matches.
The Black Cats could return with an offer for the wide player, who has also been linked with Aston Villa, Fulham and Everton in recent weeks.
Why has Mohamed Salah signed for Trabzonspor?
16:00 , Jamie BraidwoodMohamed Salah is just two seasons removed from an outstanding Premier League campaign where he scored 29 goals and made 18 assists in 2024-25, so to see the 34-year-old end up in the Super Lig is somewhat surprising.
But the forward scored just seven league goals in his final season at Liverpool, with his minutes diminished amid a falling out with former Reds boss Arne Slot, so it also makes sense that Salah’s range of suitors was somewhat limited.
PSG and Man City consider Gusto
15:52 , Mike JonesThe Sun say that PSG are considering a move for Chelsea defender Malo Gusto.
The Blues value the full-back at £75m and the French champions would like him to provide competition to Achraf Hakimi.
Manchester City are also said to be interested.
Leeds duo potentially on the move
15:37 , Mike JonesFollowing James Trafford’s arrival, the door has now opened for Lucas Perri to leave Leeds as he seeks a loan move away, per Sky Sports.
German outlet Hamburger Abendblatt also report Hamburg are interested in bringing Leeds defender Sebastiaan Bornauw back to the Bundesliga.
Man City line up James Trafford replacement as Leeds pay record fee to solve goalkeeper woes
15:23 , Richard JollyLeeds United have signed James Trafford from Manchester City for a club-record fee of up to £45m and City are already lining up a replacement.
The England goalkeeper has inked a five-year deal at Elland Road and has become Daniel Farke’s third signing of the summer.
Man City line up James Trafford replacement as Leeds pay record fee
Coventry City ready to break club record for fourth time this summer
15:10 , Mike JonesCoventry City are on the verge of a club record move for Ghana midfielder Caleb Yirenkyi.
The deal, worth €27m plus €3m add-ons, will see the from FC Nordsjælland star move to Coventry to boost Frank Lampard’s side and their battle to avoid relegation, reports Tipsbladet.
It will be the fourth time Coventry have broken their club record transfer this summer alone.
Man City consider Pedro Neto move?
14:57 , Mike JonesEnzo Maresca could push for a reunion with Pedro Neto at Man City with the club making contact with the Chelsea winger’s team, reports Fabrizio Romano.
Savinho’s future is unclear once more, with Tottenham linked to the Brazilian after a failed move last year.
Spurs are also said to admire the Portugal international and could switch targets if progress is not made on Savinho.
Tottenham defender heading to Middlesbrough
14:44 , Mike JonesTottenham have agreed a deal with Middlesbrough over centre-back Ashley Phillips.
The Standard say that Spurs will be paid a fee of £7m plus further add ons for the 21-year-old who makes his way north to the Championship side.
Tottenham are also believed to have negotiated a sell-on clause in the deal as well.
Phillips has made over 100 Championship appearances already across spells with Blackburn, Plymouth and Stoke.
Balogun offered to Spurs?
14:31 , Mike JonesFolarin Balogun has been offered to Tottenham via intermediaries, according to the Sun.
The former Arsenal forward looks set for a move away from Monaco after a fine World Cup for the United States.
And Roberto De Zerbi could boost his attack with a deal for the 25-year-old, who scored 19 goals in all competitions last term before striking three times for the USMNT in four World Cup appearances.
Napoli interested in Gabriel Jesus
14:16 , Mike JonesNapoli are interested in signing Arsenal forward Gabriel Jesus.
Napoli’s coach, Massimiliano Allegri is keen on the Brazilian but making a move for him will take time.
The Serie A side must first find clubs for Lorenzo Lucca or Romelu Lukaku.
Arsenal have a price of around £18m for Jesus who is into the final year of his deal with the club.
Manchester United continue squad overhaul by offloading goalkeeper
14:00 , Richard JollyManchester United have agreed to loan goalkeeper Altay Bayindir to Celta Vigo for the season.
The Spanish club have an option to buy the Turkey international, reportedly for a fee of £3.5m, which would give United a high sell-on clause on top of that.
Manchester United continue squad overhaul by offloading goalkeeper
Atletico closing in on Romero?
13:53 , Mike JonesAtletico Madrid are in talks with Tottenham for Cristian Romero.
Sky Sports News report that the clubs are speaking about prices though no offer has been made official.
Inter Milan are also keen but, as things stand, they need to move players on before they can act.
Man City reject Barcelona offer for Rodri
13:49 , Mike JonesSky Sports News are reporting that Manchester City have rejected an initial offer from Barcelona for Rodri.
The details of the offer are not known but City consider the proposed fee to be too low and talks have halted between the clubs.
City hope Rodri remains at the club but the midfield is said to favour a move to Barcelona should the Spanish side increase their offer and match City’s valuation (believed to be around £45m).
If Rodri does depart, City have their sights on Enzo Fernandez who is said to be a ‘dream’ signing for new manager, and former Chelsea boss, Enzo Maresca.
Lukic completes Ipswich medical
13:46 , Mike JonesSasa Lukic has completed a medical with Ipswich medical ahead of a permanent move from Fulham.
Sky Sports News claims that the deal is worth £9m and that Lukic will sign on a four-year deal.
Vinicius's new deal
13:42 , Mike JonesVinicius Junior has signed a new six-year deal at Real Madrid.
The 26-year-old was in the final year of his previous deal with the club which prompted heavy interest from Arsenal.
But, he will now remain at Real until 2032.
In a statement Real Madrid wrote: "Vinicius has become one of the most important players in one of the most successful periods in our history."
Asencio to Liverpool?
13:29 , Mike JonesTEAMtalk have reported that Liverpool have been contacted over the possibility to sign Real Madrid defender Raul Asencio.
It is believed that Asencio is not in Jose Mourinho’s plans for the club and as such Real are willing to let him leave this summer.
The defender wants to stay and fight for his place but could a move to Liverpool be a better alternative?
Jaissle wants front-footed approach
13:17 , Mike JonesMore from Newcastle’s new boss who spoke a bit about his mindset for the upcoming season.
"It comes as a big privilege, but with big responsibility too. I will do my best to live up to it,” Matthias Jaissle said.
"The timing is not easy, it’s a challenge but we’ve said to the staff members we need to really engage and use these three weeks before Liverpool in the best possible way.
"Control the controllables, and if everyone is pulling in the same direction – players, staff and fans – it’s going to be a really interesting and successful season.
"My football is front-footed, aggressive, vertical in our approach – I think that’s a perfect fit to Newcastle, and we’ve just talked to the staff members about the three values I have always had: trust, respect and pure commitment."
Matthias Jaissle talks Newcastle
13:03 , Mike JonesNewcastle’s new manager has been confirmed as Matthias Jaissle and he has been speaking about what it is like to join the club.
He said: "They were stressful days, it’s behind us now but there were really good honest conversations with the decision makers at Newcastle – and obviously, overall there is only excitement.
"Joining this marvellous club, with this fan base, is something special and a privilege.
"The Premier League is something special by itself, but joining this club is even more special. With that fan base, with that passion the supporters show for the club, it’s really interesting to be part of it.”
Aston Villa braced for Konsa bid
12:48 , Mike JonesAston Villa are braced for a fresh bid from Arsenal for England defender Ezri Konsa amid attempts to tie him to a new contract, according to the Daily Mail.
The same outlet says Villa are looking to sign Italian left-back Matteo Ruggeri from Atletico Madrid in a £14m deal.
Aston Villa eye Atletico defender
12:31 , Mike JonesAston Villa are interested in Matteo Ruggeri from Atletico Madrid.
Spanish newspaper Marca reports that Unai Emery is monitoring the Italian left-back.
The 24-year-old joined the La Liga giants from Atalanta in 2025 but is now on Villa’s radar as they bid to battle in the Premier League and Champions League this term.
Ruggeri could replace Lucas Digne, who is set to join Paris Saint-Germain as a back-up to Nuno Mendes.
Tijjani Reijnders to Nottingham Forest?
12:17 , Mike JonesThis would be a surprise move. Nottingham Forest have been linked with Manchester City midfielder Tijjani Reijnders.
Forest have shown an interest in the Netherlands international, according to the Daily Mail, as they look to replace Elliot Anderson - who went the other way and joined Man City this summer.
The former Milan midfielder is valued at around £55m, while Forest have also been linked with Tottenham’s Lucas Bergvall.
Arsenal hold nerve after missing out on Vinicius Jr with three alternative targets
12:00 , Miguel Delaney, Chief Football WriterThe Gunners are switching targets after the Real Madrid superstar signed a contract extension, with Mikel Arteta determined to strengthen in attack.
Arsenal hold nerve after missing out on Vinicius Jr with three alternative targets
Mo Salah makes a splash in Turkey
11:46 , Mike JonesMohamed Salah has completed his move to Trabzonspor and arrived in Turkey yesterday to hug fanfare.
It’s safe to say the Turkish league have just received a superstar signing.
WHAT. A. NIGHT. pic.twitter.com/zcc8ob9TBG
— Trabzonspor (@Trabzonspor) August 5, 2026
Romero set for Inter move?
11:35 , Mike JonesCristian Romero is likely to head to Inter Milan this summer after being linked with a Tottenham exit.
That’s because the Argentina centre-back has “chosen” Inter, according to Italian newspaper Corriere dello Sport.
Romero could link up with John Stones, who joined the Nerazzurri on a free transfer after leaving Man City.
The newspaper states a five-year deal is on the table and that Spurs will bank €35m (£30m) plus another €5m (£4.3m) in bonuses.
Akliouche joins PSG
11:26 , Mike JonesParis Saint-Germain have completed the signing of Maghnes Akliouche, who was targeted by Liverpool.
Maghnes Akliouche signs for Paris Saint-Germain! ✍️
— Paris Saint-Germain (@PSG_English) August 6, 2026
Paris Saint-Germain is delighted to announce the signing of Maghnes Akliouche. The 24-year-old midfielder, who will wear the number 11 shirt, has signed for the Club through to 2031. ❤️💙
🗞️ https://t.co/8SGFci30MS pic.twitter.com/874oUMboTf
Real Madrid to put two Man Utd targets up for sale?
11:02 , Mike JonesReal Madrid could make two Manchester United targets available for purchase - French midfielders Aurelien Tchouameni and Eduardo Camavinga - in order to free up funds so they can sign Spain midfielder Rodri from Manchester City, according to El Nacional.
This comes after reports that Barcelona are growing in confidence that they can successfully pip their rivals to the signing of Rodri, who are set to make an approach.
Manchester United complete transfer of Altay Bayindir
10:49 , Mike JonesManchester United have agreed to loan out goalkeeper Altay Bayindir to Celta Viga.
The loan is for the whole season and the Spanish club have an option to buy for a fee of around £3.5m.
United would also have a high sell-on clause included as well.
Vinicius Jr signs Real Madrid contract extension to end Arsenal hopes
10:47 , Mike JonesVinicius Jr has penned a contract extension with Real Madrid until 2032, ending Arsenal’s hopes of signing the Brazilian superstar this summer.
Premier League champions Arsenal were hopeful of acquiring Vinicius in a statement move, looking to poach the winger who had one year left on his contract at the Santiago Bernabeu.
Their interest came as contract negotiations between Vinicius and Madrid were stalling, with there initially being considerable distance in stances on a new deal as Vinicius’ camp demanded a proposal comparable to Kylian Mbappe’s.
Vinicius Jr signs Real Madrid contract extension to end Arsenal hopes
Liverpool have no plans to sell Cody Gakpo after Tottenham links
10:31 , Mike JonesLiverpool have no plans to sell Cody Gakpo, despite Tottenham expressing their interest in the 27-year-old Netherlands forward.
Gakpo has four years left on his deal and Liverpool would not sanction a move without a direct replacement - although they have been linked with Bradley Barcola this summer, and the PSG star will not come cheap.
Spurs have also been linked with Manchester City forward Savinho, with Roberto De Zerbi keen to improve Tottenham’s attacking options.
Buonanotte out on loan?
10:15 , Mike JonesLaLiga club Elche have approached Brighton over a loan deal for midfielder Facundo Buonanotte.
Last season, he had loan spells at Chelsea and Leeds and could be set for a future away from the Seagulls.
More as this develops.
Tottenham distance themselves from Nicolas Jackson
10:02 , Mike JonesTottenham have distanced themselves with reports linking the club for a move for Chelsea striker Nicolas Jackson.
Jackson, 25, has returned from a season-long loan at Bayern Munich and is available for another move this summer.
Spurs have already spent £237m this summer and although they have not ruled out a move for another attacker - with Cody Gakpo and Savinho linked - there will be no move for Jackson.
Liverpool get Bradley Barcola boost?
09:51 , Mike JonesLiverpool remain interested in signing Bradley Barcola this summer as the Reds bid to talk Paris Saint-Germain down from their £140m asking price.
But Liverpool could have received a boost by the news that PSG have signed Monaco’s France international winger Maghnes Akliouche in a £42.8m deal.
Could PSG have already lined up Barcola’s replacement in the 24-year-old Akliouche?
Man Utd's left-back options
09:39 , Mike JonesManchester United may find it difficult to prise Lewis Hall out of Newcastle but there are options on their list of left-backs.
Reports claim that they are looking at Antonee Robinson of Fulham with talkSPORT saying the American impressed during the World Cup.
Here at The Independent we have previously reported that Myles Lewis-Skelly could be an option with United questioning Arsenal about a deal being possible.
Finally, Spanish outlet AS claim Racing Santander defender Jorge Salinas is being monitored. Mundo Deportivo go further be claiming that Man Utd are ready to trigger Salinas’ €16m (£13.7m) release clause.
Man Utd 'learn Lewis Hall decision'
09:23 , Mike JonesNewcastle are determined to keep Lewis Hall this summer, even if Manchester United are interested in a £60m transfer.
The 21-year-old Hall has emerged as Manchester United’s No 1 target for left back but Newcastle do not want to sell another first-team player this summer, with Bruno Guimaraes set to follow Sandro Tonali and Anthony Gordon out of the club.
That’s according to The Athletic, who report that Newcastle are insisting that Hall is not for sale.
Why Arsenal want Bruno Guimaraes so badly
09:12 , Mike JonesArsenal look likely to bring Newcastle captain Bruno Guimaraes into the club this summer, but what will the Brazilian midfielder bring to Mikel Arteta's side?
Archie Corbett takes a look at Bruno's strengths, his suitability for Arsenal's tactical setup, and which of the current Arsenal squad would benefit the most from his arrival.
What next for Arsenal in the market?
09:00 , Mike JonesMikel Arteta called for Arsenal to be “ambitious” in the transfer window and agreeing a fee for Bruno Guimaraes certainly ticks that box.
The fee of £75m is big, but the Gunners have done well to come away from Newcastle having spent much less than Manchester City did in signing Elliot Anderson (£116m), or indeed Tottenham Hotspur for signing Tonali (£100m). Of course, Guimaraes is slightly older in profile.
After missing out on the signing of Morgan Rogers to Chelsea, Arsenal still want to sign an attacker who can instantly improve the first team this summer and a defender to act as cover for the injured William Saliba.
Arsenal’s blockbuster pursuit of Real Madrid superstar Vinicius Jr is over so they need to go back to the drawing board.
Names being batted around this morning are Julian Alvarez, Nico Williams and Bradley Barcola.
Liverpool eye Ibrahim Mbaye but still want Bradley Barcola
08:50 , Mike JonesLiverpool remain interested in signing Bradley Barcola this summer as the Reds bid to talk Paris Saint-Germain down from their £140m asking price.
But Liverpool could have received a boost by the news that PSG are set to sign Monaco’s France international winger Maghnes Akliouche in a £42.8m deal.
Could PSG already be lining up Barcola’s replacement in the 24-year-old Akliouche?
Meanwhile, Liverpool’s links to Ibrahim Mbaye appeared to suggest a shift away from key target Barcola.
But Fabrice Hawkins of RMC Sport reports that the Reds would like both PSG wide players.
The two players could cost in excess of £200m combined, with Andoni Iraola looking to upgrade the right wing area after Mohamed Salah’s exit.
Manchester United make surprise midfield signing
08:41 , Mike JonesMoving on from Arsenal, Manchester United have made a third midfield signing of the summer and this is a surprising one.
Needing to replace Casemiro, United have already brought in Andrey Santos and Youri Tielemans but now they’ve added 18-year-old Cristian Orozco from Fortaleza.
It’s a signing for the future, for sure, with the Colombia U17 international having only played five times in the top-flight last season.
The fee paid was rumoured to be around £850,000 and Orozco will go into the academy for the time being.
Why Arsenal had to sign Bruno Guimaraes – and how he fits into Mikel Arteta’s midfield
08:32 , Jamie BraidwoodArsenal have agreed to sign Newcastle captain Bruno Guimaraes for £75m as the Premier League champions prepare to land one of their key transfer targets before the start of their title defence.
The one word that explains why Arsenal had to sign Bruno Guimaraes
Rodri set to leave Manchester City?
08:26 , Mike JonesFabrizio Romano says that Rodri is likely to leave Manchester City and favours a move to Barcelona.
He claims that the two clubs are in negotiations over a fee with Barca willing to pay more than €45m and Man City perhaps wanting a higher price.
Rodri wants the move and will choose Barcelona over Real Madrid who also hold an interest in Spain’s World Cup winning captain.
Announcement expected for Bruno Guimaraes
08:24 , Mike JonesBruno Guimaraes will become an Arsenal player.
The Gunners agreed a £75m fee for the influential midfielder who underwent a medical on Thursday ahead of his expected move from Newcastle.
It’s a big signing for Mikel Arteta’s men and an announcement confirming the transfer is expected before the weekend and probably likely to happen at some point today.
Would Williams work for Arsenal?
08:18 , Mike JonesWe’re back with The Sun who don’t have any details but are instead speculating whether Arsenal could turn their attention to Nico Williams.
The Gunners have shown interest in the Spanish winger before and he is thought to have a release clause of around £77m in his contract.
That seems more in line with Arsenal’s spending habits which makes him a realistic alternative after the Gunners missed out on Vinicius Jr.
Barcola on Arsenal's radar
08:12 , Mike JonesMore alternatives are creeping out for Arsenal now that their pursuit of Vinicius Jr is over.
The Sun believe that Maghnes Akliouche’s arrival at PSG, on a €50m move, means the French champions will be more willing to sell players.
That could have a knock on effect for the future of Bradley Barcola.
Liverpool are said to be in pole position to sign the winger but Arsenal have previously been interested in his services though they remain a way off in terms of valuations.
PSG rate him at around £130m and Arsenal are nowhere as high in their own valuations.
Arsenal identify Vinicius Jr alternatives
08:06 , Mike JonesVinicius Jr’s contract extension with Real Madrid was a blow to Arsenal as there had been serious interest and confidence that a deal could be done.
Alas, that was not to be the case and the Gunners have swiftly moved their attentions elsewhere with The Standard reporting that they have already agreed personal terms with Atletico Madrid’s Julian Alvarez.
They cite a report from Bem Jacobs that Alvarez has been seen as Arsenal’s back up in case the Vinicius Jr move didn’t pay off as well as other rumours from X (formerly Twitter), over the personal terms being agreed.
I’d take that last part with a pinch of slat but Arsenal’s interest in Alvarez has been long-standing.
The Atletico striker is said to favour a switch to Barcelona but has not ruled out a return to the Premier League.
Good morning!
08:00 , Mike JonesWelcome to The Independent’s coverage of today’s latest transfer news and gossip.
Arsenal’s pursuit of Vinicius Jr is over after the winger signed a new deal with Real Madrid on Thursday. That means the Gunners are looking of alternative options and have reportedly landed back on Atletico Madrid’s Julian Alvarez.
They also hold an interest in Bradley Barcola though Liverpool are closer to securing a deal for the PSG forward.
Man Utd, meanwhile, have signed a surprising midfielder and are in the market for left-back cover.
We’ll go through all the latest rumours and done deals throughout the day so let’s begin...
Uefa doubles down on Fifa boycott but holds greater weapon to unseat Gianni Infantino
07:30 , Miguel DelaneyUefa and other key stakeholders in European football are intent on doubling down on their plan to unseat Gianni Infantino as Fifa president, with boycotts and non co-operation set to continue, to the point of potentially making the global game “ungovernable”.
The Swiss official is himself determined to stay in his position, as illustrated by Wednesday’s defiant Fifa statement. Infantino is aware he still has the numbers to win March’s election.
Uefa nevertheless signalled its own intent by stating that Fifa’s response so far does not meet the threshold for their boycott of Fifa competitions to be lifted, specifically pointing to how there have not been “assurances” that attempts like the privatisation of the World Cup “to disfigure the game in this way will never be made again”.
Uefa doubles down on Fifa boycott but holds greater weapon to unseat Gianni Infantino
Atletico confident they can beat Inter to Romero signature
07:15 , Will CastleAtletico Madrid are confident they can beat Inter Milan to the signing of Cristian Romero, according to The Times.
Inter have a broad agreement with Tottenham over a deal for the departing defender, but Atletico feel the Argentine would rather join them.
Dykes set for Millwall move
05:00 , Will CastleScotland striker Lyndon Dykes has completed a medical ahead of a one-year deal with Millwall.
Dykes last played for Charlton Athletic during the second half of last season but knocked back an extension at the club.
Van de Ven nears Spurs extension
04:00 , Will CastleMicky Van de Ven is close to agreeing a new long-term contract with Tottenham Hotspur, according to Sky Sports.
Van de Ven’s current contract runs until 2029 and is entering his fourth season at the club.
