Time is running out for clubs across Europe to finalise last-ditch deals but multiple big moves could yet go through.
Paris Saint-Germain are bound to be active players as Monday s transfer deadline forces heavyweights in France, Italy, Spain and Germany to make tough decisions on squad strengths and weaknesses.
Bundesliga teams have until 18:00 local time (17:00 BST) to conduct their business, while the window shuts at 20:00 local time (19:00 BST) for Juventus, AC Milan, Inter and the rest of Serie A.
All close-season movements across Europe s top five leagues will be then finalised when the deadline for LaLiga and Ligue 1 sides is reached at midnight local time (23:00 BST).
Mauro Icardi (Inter)
The Inter outcast, stripped of the captaincy earlier this year, seems set to escape to PSG, but not before another twist in his San Siro soap opera.
Reports in France and Italy suggest the striker will agree a new deal with the Nerazzurri to prevent him from leaving on a free in 2021 before linking up with Thomas Tuchel s team on a season-long loan.
That could be become a permanent move if, as is expected, the Ligue 1 champions negotiate an option to buy.
Real Madrid goalkeeper Keylor Navas is preparing to join Icardi at Parc des Princes, with Alphonse Areola headed in the opposite direction.
121 Mauro Icardi scored 121 goals since his debut in the Serie A in 2012/13, more than any other player over this period. PSG?
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Bruno Fernandes (Sporting CP)
Frustrated in their attempts to sign Paul Pogba from Manchester United and seemingly unconvinced by Tottenham Christian Eriksen, Madrid might finally have settled on a midfield target.
Portugal international Fernandes was linked to Manchester United and Tottenham before Zinedine Zidane zeroed in on the 24-year-old, a highly technical player with goalscoring ability.
Neymar (PSG)
The fallout that would come from the forward finally rejoining Barcelona in the remaining hours makes it a deal too important to ignore, even if it is now highly improbable.
Neymar is said to have resigned himself to another season in France but, with Icardi to be added to what is already a star-studded attack, PSG might just relax one or two of their demands.
Tuchel, certainly, could do without a full campaign of massaging the Brazilian s ego.
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Ivan Rakitic (Barcelona)
Barca s late business is more likely to be focused on what to do with Croatia midfielder Rakitic, who has made no starts and a solitary substitute appearance in LaLiga this season.
Juventus are understood be keen on taking him to Turin and could even discuss a swap deal involving Daniele Rugani, though captain Giorgio Chiellini s long-term knee injury has made centre-backs a valued commodity for Maurizio Sarri.
Rakitic, usurped by Frenkie De Jong at Camp Nou, has been replaced in the Croatia squad, so does that mean he s on the move?
Marko Rog replaces in squad for the upcoming qualifiers against and Azerbaijan.
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Ante Rebic (Eintracht Frankfurt)
AC Milan are very close to the capture of a player also admired by city rivals Inter.
Rebic is due to move to the Rossoneri on an initial loan deal that will see Andre Silva head for Frankfurt.
Eintracht sporting director Fredi Bobic and the attacker himself have already confirmed an agreement is in place, meaning only the formalities are to be completed.
Confirmation from head coach Adi Hütter that Ante Rebić is set to join AC Milan, with Andre Silva coming the other way. Both deals are subject to a medical.
— Bundesliga English (@Bundesliga_EN)
