Tottenham are in for a hectic day of business.

Roberto De Zerbi’s side are looking not just to bring more bodies in, but get numbers out as well.

They look to be on course with doing both, with Fabrizio Romano reporting that Kevin Danso will be leaving the club on loan to join Sunderland.

The deal will have a £25million oblgiation to buy for the Austrian defender.

Manchester City have given Jack Grealish permission to undergo a medical with Everton this morning ahead of another season-long loan move.

Sky Sport report that Everton have agreed a deal to bring the 30-year-old back for the final year of his City contract.

Grealish spent last season on loan at Everton but saw his campaign cut short after suffering a foot injury.

Sunderland had also shown interest in signing the England international, but Grealish’s preference was always to return to Everton, where he is now set to continue his career for another season until his City deal expires.

Chelsea duo Tosin Adarabioyo and Mykhailo Mudryk are set to undergo medicals with Tottenham this morning after Spurs agreed personal terms with both players overnight.

Tottenham have reached a permanent agreement for Tosin, while Mudryk is set to join initially on loan.

The deals would see Spurs boss Roberto De Zerbi reunite with two players he has previously wanted to work with.

De Zerbi was keen on signing Tosin during his time at Brighton and Marseille.

The Tottenham manager also worked with Mudryk at Shakhtar Donetsk and previously backed the winger to become a future Ballon d’Or winner.

Tick tock.

One man who definitely isn’t leaving this summer is Bruno Fernandes, who is in talks over a new Manchester United contract.

According to the Daily Mail, preliminary discussions have taken place with the club captain, who has just 10 months remaining on his current deal.

Fernandes once again underlined his importance to United on Sunday, scoring a hat-trick and providing an assist in the 5-2 victory over Ipswich.

The 31-year-old’s impressive performance came in the same week that he was named PFA Player of the Year, further highlighting his importance to the club.

Arsenal are continuing to work on a potential deal for Julian Alvarez and are taking steps to make a move to north London as straightforward as possible for the Atletico Madrid forward.

TEAMtalk reports that the Gunners are understood to be willing to help Alvarez relocate members of his extended family from Spain, including assistance with visas and accommodation.

Alvarez remains keen on joining Barcelona, but Atletico have made it clear they will not sell him to their La Liga rivals. Arsenal therefore see themselves as the most credible alternative if the Argentina international decides he wants to leave Madrid this summer.

The report claims that discussions have even included the possibility of incorporating a future Barcelona clause into any Arsenal agreement.

Barcelona could reportedly revisit a move for Alvarez in 2027, while Arsenal remain hopeful of completing a deal before the transfer deadline.

Manchester United are still working on deals to sign a left-back before tonight’s deadline.

The clock is ticking on incomings, but Manchester Evening News says a new face coming through the door should not be ruled out. Alejandro Balde of Barcelona is a name mentioned of late.

The club are also expected to focus on departures, though, with several players potentially leaving either permanently or on loan.

United are therefore facing a potentially busy final day, despite uncertainty over whether they will make any major additions.

Dawn has fully broken, what do the next 16 hours have in store for us?

That news may follow this, as Tottenham have reportedly made enquiries about AC Milan winger Christian Pulisic.

According to TEAMtalk, Pulisic is one of several options being considered by Spurs ahead of the deadline,, with Tottenham also making enquiries about Lyon’s Malick Fofana and Eintracht Frankfurt’s Jean-Matteo Bahoya.

It remains to be seen if former Chelsea star Pulisic is open to a return to the Premier League.

Manchester City have successfully hijacked Tottenham’s deal for Iliman Ndiaye.

understands that a deal worth up to £65million has been agreed with Everton, a day after Spurs were given permission to discuss personal terms with player.

Ndiaye is expected to undergo a medical with Man City on Tuesday.

Man City were hoping to wrap up a deal for Cody Gakpo, after agreeing a fee worth £85m with Liverpool, but the move collapsed on Monday.

The latest developments leave Spurs scrambling for a left-sided attacker, and are understood have opened talks with Chelsea over a loan move for Mykhailo Mudryk.

City are also looking to wrap up a deal for Chelsea midfielder Enzo Fernandez on Deadline Day.