7:27 PM ET Harry Kettle The coronavirus pandemic has made the transfer market uncertain — you can find out when the windows close here — but here are the rumours floating around Europe’s big leagues and beyond. Plus, check out the latest major completed transfers across Europe. TOP STORY: Manchester United make Telles bid Manchester

6:23 PM ET LIVERPOOL, England — So much for Liverpool’s “nightmare” start to the season. Three games in and the reigning champions have aced it so far by beating last season’s Championship winners (Leeds United), Europe’s biggest summer spenders (Chelsea) and a resurgent Arsenal side — 3-1 on Monday at Anfield — that only last

5:30 AM ET There was a time when Arsenal‘s success hinged almost exclusively on the partnership of Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang and Alexandre Lacazette. Although some connected to the club wish to airbrush the Unai Emery era from history, it was the maligned Spaniard who first enabled the duo to flourish. So much so, in fact, that

3:26 PM ET MANCHESTER — Manchester City are fortunate they have already agreed a deal for Ruben Dias because Benfica might have been tempted to put the price up after Jamie Vardy ran riot in Leicester’s 5-2 victory at the Etihad Stadium. Dias is set to move to Manchester in a deal that will cost

6:29 PM ET Danny Lewis The coronavirus pandemic has made the transfer market uncertain — you can find out when the windows close here — but here are the rumours floating around Europe’s big leagues and beyond. Plus, check out all the latest major completed transfers across Europe. TOP STORY: Man United to move for

4:40 AM ET Schalke 04 have fired their coach David Wagner following an unprecedented run of 18 matches without a win. Wagner was let go after his side lost 3-1 at home to Werder Bremen on Saturday (stream the replay on ESPN+ in the U.S.), meaning their last win in the Bundesliga came in January.

3:12 PM ET Danny Lewis Having demolished Barnsley in their midweek Carabao Cup match, Chelsea will have been looking to get back to winning ways in the Premier League. However, Saturday brought frustration for Frank Lampard‘s side, who had to fight back from 3-0 down to secure a point with a last-gasp 3-3 draw at

5:38 PM ET Alex Kirkland Sergio Ramos scored the winner as Real Madrid came back from 2-1 down to beat Real Betis 3-2 for their first victory of the La Liga season. Thibaut Courtois saved well from Antonio Sanabria before Federico Valverde put Madrid ahead with a poacher’s near-post finish. Ramos missed a good chance

9:24 AM ET Manchester United earned a dramatic 3-2 victory over Brighton with a Bruno Fernandes penalty awarded after the full-time whistle on Saturday. Neal Maupay scored Brighton’s first goal of the game with a penalty in the first half which he delicately chipped into the goal while Marcus Rashford hit the target for United

6:56 PM ET Liam Wheeler The coronavirus pandemic has made the transfer market uncertain — you can find out when the windows close here — but here are the rumours floating around Europe’s big leagues and beyond. Plus, check out all the latest major completed transfers across Europe. Leeds reignite interest in Man Utd’s James