Transfer Zone: Raphinha on his way to Barcelona, via Leeds, Arsenal and Chelsea

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Raphinha now seems to have got his wish, with Barcelona seemingly heading the queue for his signature (this might have changed depending on what time you read this).

They did say the same thing about Malang Sarr.

Brentford are close to signing Keane Lewis-Potter in the misguided notion that he is the new Jarrod Bowen. He's not. Jarrod Bowen had already amassed 52 Championship goals with Hull before joining West Ham. Lewis-Potter has just 14.

Get used to this image, you're going to see it a million times more before the window closes, each time with a different team/player. I wouldn't mind, it wasn't even funny the first time.

Chelsea linked with Weatherfield stalwart tipped to be the next Messi. Well, that's what my mate Dave the Blue said anyway.

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