Arsenal stunned as €100m Chelsea truth revealed

30 Sept 2026 22:02 BST 2 min read

Mikel Arteta reacts during Arsenal's Champions League quarter-final with Sporting CP, 2025/26 — © IMAGO

Tom Weber | Writer

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Wednesday delivered plenty of big storylines as Arsenal received a worrying update on one of their key targets.

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Plus, Estevao's stance on his Chelsea future was revealed and Man Utd were given a strong warning over captain Bruno Fernandes. There's plenty to cover, so let's jump right in.

Liverpool favourites to sign Schade

Arsenal have been told that Liverpool are currently the favourites to sign Brentford star Kevin Schade - potentially as early as January.

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No Estevao issue

Estevao is not looking to leave Chelsea, nor is there a rift between him and Xabi Alonso.

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Fernandes warning

Man Utd have been urged to be mindful of Liverpool's Mohamed Salah troubles when it comes to a possible contract extension for Bruno Fernandes.

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Scott decision made

Bournemouth have made a strong decision regarding Chelsea's interest in Alex Scott.

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Haaland's next club

Who could Erling Haaland join after Man City's guilty verdict?

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Donnarumma to jump ship

Goalkeeper Gianluigi Donnarumma could also jump ship if Man City face heavy sanctions.

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Quansah in demand

Bayer Leverkusen and England defender Jarell Quansah is set to be the subject of a huge transfer war next year.

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Penders frustration

© IMAGO - Emiliano Martinez and Mike Penders

Chelsea goalkeeper Mike Penders is unhappy about his lack of game time.

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Gabriel U-turn

Wantaway Man Utd wonderkid JJ Gabriel could make the most unexpected of U-turns over his future.

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Barcelona revelation

Barcelona president Joan Laporta has revealed which striker he was desperate to sign this summer, and it surprisingly wasn't Julian Alvarez.

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City's debt problem

© IMAGO - Man City owner Sheikh Mansour and chairman Khaldoon Al Mubarak

The fallout of the Man City case will be gigantic and could influence the transfer market in far-reaching and unpredictable ways due to the club's outstanding financial obligations.

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