Jay Harris

Tottenham have been ambitious in the transfer window but the psychological scars are taking longer than anyone would like to heal

Coach Klein gives a wide range of updates in his first game-week press conference as Kansas State’s head coach.

It is transfer deadline day — this is the latest from across the window and the possible ins and outs at clubs

How Mudryk has ended up switching Chelsea for Spurs and what has happened to him in the 21 months since he last played a competitive match

Everton’s move for Joshua Zirkzee is off — and the Merseyside club retain hope that they can conclude a deal for Monaco striker Folarin Balogun instead.Everton had already agreed a deal to sign USA international Balogun, only for doubts to emerge over the move. The Premier League side are aiming to reduce the initial fee for Balogun, with increased bonuses in the deal.Previously, Monaco sources, speaking on the condition of anonymity to protect relationships, stated the deal for Balogun consisted of an initial €45million (£38.58m; $52.3m) plus €5million (£4.3m; $5.8m) in potential add-ons had been agreed between the two clubs.Meanwhile, Everton sources said the deal was worth in the region of £40million ($54m; €46.7m).Everton made an offer to United for Zirkzee but that was rejected, with the Old Trafford club felt they did not have enough time to secure a replacement ahead of the 11pm BST (6pm ET) deadline.Additional reporting: Laurie Whitwell, James Horncastle

Spurs ripped up their own rulebook to spend more than £300million on 10 players. This is the inside story of their dramatic transfer window

The Brazil international has under a year left on his contract and has been linked with a move away throughout the summer.

The Swedish midfielder appeared almost certain to leave this summer, but a conversation with head coach Roberto De Zerbi turned the tide

The Sweden midfielder remained at Spurs despite bids from Nottingham Forest and Newcastle United during the summer window.

As the Scot prepares to return to Anfield, The Athletic lifts the lid on his dressing-room influence and infectious energy in training