Hello and welcome to a sweltering Monday of transfer news and football action.
Overnight, Robert Lewandowski headed to the United States to join up with his new Barcelona teammates and although we still have no idea how they are affording these transfers given their precarious financial situation, it is a major move in the world of sport. The Pole scored 238 goals in 254 appearances for Bayern, but now heads for a new challenge with Xavi, as Barca look to establish themselves as a major force again.
That is the biggest move of Monday so far, but we will bring you every single piece of transfer news we can, as it breaks throughout the day.
Things are beginning to hot up...
They don't want to lose players unless irrefutable offers are submitted.
"We want to keep Fabián Ruíz. Kim Min Jae is an option. Meret will sign a new contract soon".

Zlatan Ibrahimovic has signed a new one-year contract with AC Milan. Lat season he scored eight goals in 23 games in Serie A.
s Forest have splashed out £63m as part of an impressive spending spree, Bournemouth are yet to pay for an incoming player.
Ryan Fredericks and Joe Rothwell mark two sensible free transfers even though the latter has no prior Premier League experience but perhaps this stability will help those players that got them promoted.

Manchester United goalkeeper Nathan Bishop looks set to join Wycombe Wanderers on season-long loan.
Rangers avoid Monaco and draw Belgian side Union Saint-Gilloise.

Armando Broja is on his way back to England as West Ham finalise his permanent transfer. Talks of add ons and a buy back clause are still ongoing.
The Hammers have submitted a bid of £30m for the 20-year-old.
Broja is now pushing, that's why he's flying back to England.
Armando Broja seems set to join West Ham as he leaves Chelsea in the States to head back to England. Billy Gilmour and Harvey Vale have also left the first team.
Armando Broja, meanwhile, is on his way back to England tonight. Clubs still pushing to sign him.
Ajax are also signing all paperworks for Francisco Conceição deal. Five year contract.

Paulo Dybala is on his way out of Juventus and he will join up with Jose Mourinho at Roma.
It's a big move for a major name, who could take centre stage in the capital.
Lewandowski has spoken about his move to La Liga, and said this move will provide a "new challenge" for him.
As we have already mentioned, Robert Lewandowski is the biggest story of the day and Barcelona have certainly had a lot of fun with his arrival.