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Transfer Rumour Round-up: Ramsey, Mbia, Forster, Norwood, Wells, Hemed, Oviedo, Aneke, Askew

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Arsenal manager Unai Emery insists it is vital the Gunners keep Aaron Ramsey at the club as the midfielder enters the final season of his contract. The likes of Chelsea, Manchester United and Liverpool were linked with £35million approaches for Ramsey this summer, and although the move didn’t materialise, Emery is fully aware the club are in danger of losing the 27-year-old when the transfer window opens again in January.

According to an exclusive report from French publication L’Equipe, Burnley are interested in signing free agent Stéphane Mbia.

Craig Dawson looks set to stay at West Bromwich Albion until January at least, despite reported interest from Celtic, West Ham United and Burnley in the summer transfer window. According to The Express & Star, West Ham’s £15 million bid for Dawson was turned down by West Brom, who are also reported to have rejected a £10m offer from Burnley for the defender.

Fraser Forster could be allowed to leave Southampton on loan after becoming “frustrated” with his lack of first-team opportunities.

Tiemoue Bakayoko has reportedly been left ‘devastated’ by Maurizio Sarri’s decision to send him packing at Chelsea.

Other stories reported:

– Brighton midfielder Oliver Norwood looks likely to be joining Sheffield United. According to journalist Alan Nixon, the Blades are close to agreeing a loan move for the Northern Ireland international.

– QPR have opened talks with Burnley and Brighton in the hope of strengthening their attacking line in the loan window. Nahki Wells and Tomer Hemed both find themselves down the pecking order at their respective Premier League clubs and according to West London Sport, the Rs are keen on both.

 

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