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Mikael Silvestre has warned Eberechi Eze not to sign for Arsenal due to the competition for places.

"Eberechi Eze to Arsenal? I don't think it'd be good for him, to be honest, because there is a lot of competition and because he has so much joy and freedom at Crystal Palace," the former Arsenal and Man Utd defender told Hajper.

"Going to Arsenal would, I think, be difficult because of the competition for places. But I like him a lot. Since his early days, he has been terrific. It’s a shame he's had quite a lot of muscle injuries and he's missed some parts of the season. But whenever he's fit and ready, he is a top player."

Eze has been linked with a £60m switch to the Emirates this summer.

Quilindschy Hartman has explained that Scott Parker was a key reason why he decided to join Burnley this summer.

"During our conversation, I noticed how much time and attention he'd invested in me," he told ViaPlay.

"He knew exactly what kind of player I was and what I could contribute. Not just in terms of football, but also about my personal life and family situation. He was able to clearly explain to me why he thought I would be a good fit for Burnley,"

Man Utd have rejected a number of enquiries about Harry Maguire.

It wasn't long ago that the central defender seemed destined to leave Old Trafford but he has become a favourite of Ruben Amorim and could be set to sign an new deal at Old Trafford.

The Mail reports that three Premier League clubs, two Serie A sides, Monaco, Marseille, Fenerbahce and Besiktas have all made approaches to sign the player that were rejected.

Liverpool have made clear their demands for Harvey Elliott.

The Reds are willing to sell their midfielder for a fee of £40 million (€46m) if the deal includes a buy-back clause, and £50m (€57m) if the deal does not include a buy-back clause.

Elliott has been strongly linked with RB Leipzig, who could look to sign him as a replacement for Xavi Simons. (Athletic)

Man Utd and Newcastle will battle for Nicolas Jackson should they both fail to sign Benjamin Sesko.

The RB Leipzig striker is wanted by both clubs currently and it seems like it will come down to the player himself to choose his destination.

But, if a deal can't be struck, the Premier League sides will look to Chelsea's Jackson, who has fallen down the centre-forward pecking order at Stamford Bridge after the arrivals of Liam Delap and Joao Pedro. (Athletic)