Man City transfer news RECAP Chelsea 'make Sterling approach' plus Gabriel Jesus to Arsenal latest

Manchester City's busy summer continues as the start of the new Premier League season edges closer.

The Blues have already completed arguably the signing of the summer in Erling Haaland, and look set to complete their second addition as Kalvin Phillips looks set to be heading to the Etihad.

City and Leeds are understood to have agreed a fee, with the latest reports suggesting the paperwork has been completed, and it looks to be a matter of time before his arrival is confirmed.

Meanwhile, Gabriel Jesus looks to be a step closer to an exit, with Arsenal seemingly winning the race for his signature. The Brazilian has been strongly linked with a move away for some time, and a move to the Emirates looks to be in the offing.

Reports have suggested the Gunners have agreed terms, with City set to receive a fee of around £45m.

Look back over the latest news, views and transfer rumours with our dedicated updates below.

Fernandinho has sealed his return to former club Athletico Paranaense after his release from Manchester City.

Brazilian Fernandinho, 37, left City this summer as his contract expired and expressed a desire to return to his home country. Not only is he back in Brazil, but he has secured a move to his first club Athletico Paranaense, where he made 72 appearances between 2002-05 before sealing a move to Shakhtar Donetsk.

Fernandinho left City as the club's most decorated player, and said it was a dream to wear the Paranaense shirt again, 17 years after he left. He will wear the number five shirt and has signed a two-year contract.

"Without a doubt, I am fulfilling a personal wish, a dream to wear the Athletico shirt again," he said at a press conference on Monday, confirming he intends to retire after his