The Premier League is up and running but the red-hot transfer market continues to dominate the headlines.

Find out which Harry Kane alternatives Manchester City are looking at, why Arsenal want Sheffield United stopper Aaron Ramsdale so badly and how Timo Werner can thrive alongside Romelu Lukaku right here on LiveScore.

Transfer Talk

The transfer window continues to overshadow the start of the Premier League season with a number of big deals still in the offing.

Manchester City may turn their attention to Fiorentina star Dusan Vlahovic if they are unable to land Kane.

We have all the latest on that potential deal and more in our daily transfer round-up.

Meanwhile, Arsenal are close to landing a double deal with Martin Odegaard and Ramsdale both expected to move to the Emirates in the coming days.

Ramsdale, 23, struggled at times for doomed Sheffield United last season but will still cost the Gunners a cool £24million.

We take a look at why Arsenal are opting to splash the cash on the goalkeeper.

And it is not just big-money transfers and last-minute loans being explored by clubs around Europe.

We take a look at five of the biggest players still without clubs after their contracts expired earlier this summer. 

Tim to shine

Romelu Lukaku’s return to Chelsea means there is less pressure on Timo Werner at Stamford Bridge this season.

Not that Werner will have appreciated a Blues fan demanding he 'gets out of the club' over the PA system during an open training session on Wednesday.

But Thomas Tuchel believes Lukaku’s presence will help the German thrive — and we assess why that may well be the case.

Lewanoffski?

Reports this morning suggest Robert Lewandowski is preparing himself for a new challenge in the next year or two.

Goal machine Lewandowski, 32, has one year remaining on his Bayern deal and today’s news is likely to prompt a scramble for his signature.

So where could the Polish goal machine end up if he eventually leaves the German giants? We look at the likely contenders.

Europa Conference League

The first legs of the final qualifying round for the inaugural Europa Conference League take place across Europe tonight.

Tottenham, Anderlecht and Feyenoord are three of the bigger clubs involved alongside minnows such as Lincoln Red Imps, Fola Esch and Santa Clara.

If you missed it yesterday, make sure you are clued up ahead of the games with our guide on what to look out for and our competition explainer.