The coronavirus pandemic has thrown clubs' transfer plans into disarray, with uncertainty over when the summer window will even open yet alone the financial state many teams will be in.
Nevertheless, the rumour mill continues to turn and here Sports Mole rounds up all of the latest transfer talk.
Wednesday morning's headlines:
Manchester United reportedly offered a contract to RB Leipzig forward Timo Werner before he allegedly opted to sign for Chelsea. Read more.
Manchester City may reportedly join the race to sign Porto defender Alex Telles, who will leave the Portuguese giants during the next transfer window. Read more.
Arsenal are reportedly one of five clubs who are considering a bid for Paris Saint-Germain defender Thiago Silva, who will be available on a free transfer later in 2020. Read more.
Arsenal are reportedly prepared to meet the £44.5m release clause of Atletico Madrid midfielder Thomas Partey. Read more.
Arsenal are reportedly considering whether to make an approach for Real Betis playmaker Nabil Fekir during the next transfer window. Read more.
Burnley are reportedly one of a dozen clubs who hold an interest in signing Charlton Athletic forward Lyle Taylor on a free transfer. Read more.
Manchester City reportedly have no intention of lowering Leroy Sane's asking price ahead of the next transfer window. Read more.
Inter Milan chief executive Giuseppe Marotta admits that the Italian giants are currently waiting to see if Barcelona activate Lautaro Martinez's release clause. Read more.
Liverpool allegedly make progress in their efforts to agree a new contract with midfielder Georginio Wijnaldum, said to be transfer target of Barcelona. Read more.
Southampton allegedly inform Tottenham Hotspur that it will cost £35m to sign Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg later in 2020. Read more.
Manchester United reportedly have no plans to loan out winger Daniel James during the next transfer window. Read more.
Youngster Harvey Elliott will reportedly pen his first professional contract at Liverpool at the beginning of July. Read more.
Thirty-seven-year-old goalkeeper Ben Foster signs a new two-year contract with Watford. Read more.
The 32-year-old will bring an end to his six-year Anfield stay once the 2019-20 campaign comes to a close. Read more.
Inter Milan striker Lautaro Martinez is told by Wesley Sneijder to consider joining Real Madrid over La Liga rivals Barcelona this summer. Read more.
Arsenal target Thomas Partey should strongly consider joining Arsenal to "prove himself" in a new league, according to Ghana teammate Joseph Attamah. Read more.
Georginio Wijnaldum emerges as a rumoured transfer target for Barcelona as he enters the final 12 months of his Liverpool contract. Read more.
Adam Lallana is one of three Liverpool players that are reportedly on their way out of Anfield this summer. Read more.
Chelsea striker Tammy Abraham may reportedly benefit from Timo Werner's expected arrival at Chelsea by negotiating a more favourable contract at Stamford Bridge. Read more.
Bruno Fernandes is crowned the most valuable midfielder in the world with a supposed valuation of £93.5m after starring during his first half-season at Manchester United. Read more.
Timo Werner has been valued at £80.5m by CIES Football Observatory, nearly £30m more than Chelsea are expected to hand over for the RB Leipzig striker. Read more.
Juventus star Paulo Dybala says that it would be "very nice" to play alongside Argentina international teammate Lionel Messi at Barcelona. Read more.
Southampton are looking to cash in on Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg this summer and Tottenham Hotspur are reportedly readying an initial offer for the Danish midfielder. Read more.
A report claims that Chelsea have turned their attention to signing Bayer Leverkusen attacker Kai Havertz after reaching an agreement for RB Leipzig's Timo Werner. Read more.
The former Falkirk player suffered a knee injury in February but has signed for next season with a further one-year option. Read more.
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