On July 1, the 2017 summer transfer window officially opened. The most visited country's football news portal "EuroFootball.com" traditionally will present the most important news related to player transfers and completed deals every day until the end of the transfer window. "The Times" reports that Paris Saint-Germain will spend even more money on Kylian Mbappe than was paid for Neymar, who cost 220 million euros. *** As the transfer window approaches its end, London's Tottenham is preparing to introduce two new players - Ross Barkley and Davinson Sanchez. An agreement has already been reached for the latter, while negotiations are still ongoing with Everton to safeguard the Spurs. ("The Telegraph") *** Although Inter Milan rejected two offers for Ivan Perisic, Manchester United is not giving up and will soon make a third offer worth around 45 million pounds sterling. ("Daily Mirror") *** London's Chelsea is concerned that this summer they may not be able to sell Diego Costa, who has gained weight while enjoying life in Brazil. ("The Times") *** Barcelona is preparing to make a £100 million offer for Philippe Coutinho, who no longer sees himself in the Liverpool club. However, the "reds" do not promise to part ways with their star so easily and value him at £145 million. ("Daily Express") *** If Liverpool indeed loses P. Coutinho, Jurgen Klopp is determined to present a £60 million offer for Napoli's star Lorenzo Insigne. ("Daily Mirror") *** "RMC" reports that Manchester United rejected Tottenham's offer for Anthony Martial. *** London's Arsenal did everything to acquire Monaco's winger Thomas Lemar, but both parties understand that the deal will not happen this summer and the Frenchman will remain at Monaco. ("Daily Mail") *** London's Chelsea is preparing a £25 million offer for Leicester City's midfielder Daniel Drinkwater after the first offer of £15 million was rejected. ("Daily Telegraph") *** "Sport" and "Mundo Deportivo" report that Barcelona has officially announced the acquisition of Paulinho after the first Spanish Supercup match. The Brazilian will cost Barcelona 40 million euros. *** Real Madrid, aiming for their third consecutive UEFA Champions League title, will not receive any new players this summer according to Zinedine Zidane's decision, as reported by Marca.
