According to Fabrizio Romano, the final crucial weekend of the summer transfer window has arrived, with several deals nearing completion.

Tonight, Rafael Leão confirmed after AC Milan's victory over Venezia that he is close to joining Galatasaray. Tomorrow afternoon Italian time, he will depart for Istanbul, leaving AC Milan to join Galatasaray. The deal is complete, with a total transfer fee of €45 million plus a 20% sell-on clause, and Leão will earn a net annual salary of €12 million. He will team up with Victor Osimhen as Galatasaray's new superstar.
Meanwhile, Aston Villa have also secured their target, Mbappé. Aston Villa, PSG, and agent Mendes have finalized all details—the deal is done. Mbappé will fly to Birmingham tomorrow for his medical examination and to sign his contract. He will sign a 5-year deal with a 1-year extension option. The Mbappé move to Aston Villa is official. The Leão move to Galatasaray is also official. Mbappé's transfer fee will reach €55 million, and PSG will receive substantial funds from deals involving Barcola and Mbappé.
Another major development is that Aston Villa have officially announced today the signing of Nicolas Jackson from Chelsea for a total of £65 million. Watkins is already in Riyadh preparing to sign with Al-Hilal, and shortly, Barcola will also fly to Saudi Arabia to complete his transfer.
The pieces are coming together, and this chain of deals is nearly complete. The latest development tonight is that I expect Nottingham Forest and Crystal Palace to reach an agreement over Daniel Muñoz during this weekend, with progress being made on the right-back transfer.
After Crystal Palace recruited Arnaut Danjuma following his failed medical at Inter Milan, the club is very pleased with his performances and believes he will become an important player. Therefore, Crystal Palace are now willing to discuss the possibility of Daniel Muñoz joining Nottingham Forest. Both sides are drawing closer to an agreement, and if everything goes according to plan, Muñoz is expected to become a Forest player by the weekend.
The Muñoz-to-Forest transfer is progressing smoothly. We also need to keep an eye on Kevin Danso, as the Tottenham Hotspur centre-back could become a focal point in the coming days. My understanding is that Kevin Danso is willing to leave Tottenham in the final days of the summer transfer window. He remains an important player for Tottenham. Of course, Tottenham have several centre-back options for both the Premier League and internal competition, and they have no European commitments this season. Therefore, when you have more options like Senesi and Van de Ven, it's naturally difficult for Danso to accept spending most of his time on the bench. Meanwhile, Roberto De Zerbi has always considered him an important player, especially since De Zerbi took over late last season. Now, Danso wants more playing time, so we will wait and see. Sunderland have approached Kevin Danso, but Tottenham rejected a loan offer. We will continue to monitor this, but there will certainly be developments around this deal, and changes could happen later.
Speaking of Bayern, Bayern won 5-1 tonight. Olise played spectacularly as usual, but Kane will be a topic of discussion regarding his contract extension in the coming weeks, as he is negotiating a new deal with Bayern. This new contract is also drawing closer. Kane said after the match that this won't be completed in a day or two, some days, or even some weeks; it takes time to reach an agreement. He said: "This might be one of my last big contracts, or possibly the last one." He also said: "I am 33 years old." Kane spoke very honestly.
Now it's up to Kane to make his own decision, but negotiations between him and Bayern are progressing well. I can tell you that Kane himself and his family believe that staying at Bayern is the best choice. Kane is very keen to sign a new contract with Bayern. The focus of discussions between both parties is currently on salary, contract duration, and release clauses, as he has a release clause in his existing Bayern contract. Now they need to finalize these details, but what's certain is that Kane is very open and positive about renewing his contract with Bayern. At this point it's mostly about the details, and we will continue to follow these negotiations. Next, we also need to talk about midfielders.
As there is a focal point this morning and tonight, Lamine Camara, a 22-year-old midfielder from Senegal who plays for Monaco, is of interest. Meanwhile, Monaco also recruited midfielder Erick Lira from Cruz Azul tonight. According to my information, the player's transfer fee is €8 million plus €2 million in add-ons, and Cruz Azul will also receive a 20% sell-on clause. However, Monaco are still negotiating with Tottenham for Pape Sarr. As for Lamine Camara, Chelsea have also joined the pursuit.
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