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Richarlison transfer news: Tottenham striker agrees terms with Trabzonspor - Paper Talk

Latest transfer news and headlines include: Everton are not ready to take the emergency step of exploring the free-agent market; Folarin Balogun could be forced to consider a move to Turkey or Saudi Arabia; Burnley hijacked Blackburn Rovers' move for Reo Hatate to sign the midfielder

· 272 words· updated September 2, 2026 at 05:57 PM

Richarlison has agreed terms with Trabzonspor as the wantaway Tottenham forward looks to secure a move ahead of the Turkish transfer deadline - Daily Mail

Everton are not ready to take the emergency step of exploring the free-agent market after their farcical finish to the transfer window - The Telegraph

Monaco striker Folarin Balogun could be forced to consider a move to a Turkey or Saudi Pro League club this week - ESPN

The agent of Crystal Palace's Ismaila Sarr and Monaco's Lamine Camara has astonishingly accused football clubs of failing to respect African players after his two clients missed out on deadline day transfers - Daily Mail

New Burnley signing Reo Hatate was travelling to join Blackburn Rovers when the Clarets hijacked the deadline day deal - talkSPORT

Celtic's move for Torino midfielder Gvidas Gineitis looks to have collapsed just hours before the Europa League squad deadline - Daily Record

Nicolas Raskin's representatives are reportedly "optimistic" a move from Rangers to Besiktas can be worked out in the final hours of the window - Daily Record

Warwickshire have increased prices by 43 per cent to sit in Edgbaston's famous Hollies Stand for next year's third Ashes Test - The Telegraph

LIV employees on freelance contracts are resigned to their last few months of work going unpaid, with the breakaway circuit expected to go into voluntary bankruptcy next week - The Telegraph

Henry Pollock's ambitions of becoming a £1m player are receding after Northampton Saints said they will not break the bank to keep him, while a rival Prem boss said his "Marmite" nature would put off some fans - The Telegraph

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