We have only two days to go for the 2018 World Cup but clubs are not losing any sleep over player transfers. 736 players have landed in Russia but the rest are very much free to travel to England in a bid to secure their futures.
We've collated all the Premier League transfer news in one place so you don't have to search far and wide for all the latest news and reports.
Premier League clubs on alert regarding situation at Sporting
Imagine having a number of good quality players suddenly become available all at once. What's more, they could even be available for free!
Portuguese Primeira Liga side Sporting Lisbon has seen better days. After a number of problems with their president and an ultras group that attacked them, players such as goalkeeper Rui Patricio terminated their contracts.
And now, central attacking midfielder Bruno Fernandes, defensive midfielder William Carvalho, and right winger Gelson Martins could soon follow suit - according to Mirror.
All three players have contracts that should have ideally seen them stay at the club until 2022 or 2024. However, recent events have forced the players of the squad to come together.
It all started when there was a breakdown in the relationship between the president and the players. 19 players were arbitrarily suspended by Bruno de Carvalho after they lost to eventual champions Atletico Madrid in the Europa League.
Soon after, a few of the club's ultras stormed the training ground and attacked Sporting players. This was the final straw for Patricio who ended his 12-year stint at the club and is now on the verge of signing for newly-promoted Premier League side Wolves for free when they were initially negotiating a £16m fee.
Gelson Martins has been linked with both Arsenal and Liverpool in the past while skipper Carvalho was linked with a possible move to Everton or West Ham.
29-year-old striker Bas Dost could be the biggest capture, though - what with his 33 goals for the club in all competitions this season - and he was linked to Newcastle.
Liverpool looking to tie up Xherdan Shaqiri deal
After losing out on signing Nabil Fekir from Lyon in a deal that was scuttled by the Ligue 1 club at the last minute, Liverpool have now moved their attention to Xherdan Shaqiri.
The Swiss midfielder was made to suffer the ignominy of relegation with Stoke City and he clearly wants to move on from the Potters rather than play in the second tier of English football.
The 26-year-old was arguably the club's best player and has a release clause of around £12m in his contract. And Mirror claim Liverpool are keen to move forward with the deal.
However, they will have to wait until the World Cup is done and dusted. Or at least until the Swiss are knocked out.
Arsenal and Manchester United target €25m Aleksandr Golovin
Italian newspaper Corriere dello Sport claim CSKA Moscow are ready to sell Aleksandr Golovin if clubs are willing to pay €25m. Last season saw him score 7 goals and make 4 assists in all competitions.
The 22-year-old generally operates as a midfielder but is also capable of playing in the front line too as a wide forward.
Golovin had been linked with Arsenal and Juventus according to the report but Herald claim Manchester United have an interest with Jose Mourinho having scouted the player himself when Russia played Austria.
A move to the Premier League seems unlikely but don't rule out a possible move to Juventus.
Tottenham Hotspur looking to extend Dele Alli's contract
After having tied Harry Kane down on a humongous six-year deal which will see him stay at Tottenham Hotspur until 2024, the club are now looking to extend the contract of his partner-in-crime.
Dele Alli had 14 goals and 14 assists in all competitions this season for Spurs. However, he is only on £60,000 per week. The new contract will see him earn £100,000 per week, according to Football London.
Alli's current contract still has four more years to run (until 2022). However, Spurs do not want to lose him to a bigger club that is willing to pay twice as much as he earns now.
Mauricio Pochettino turned down Real Madrid to continue his project in north London and he wants to retain all the players that have made Spurs a top-four side in recent years.
Arsenal target Lucas Torreira from Sampdoria, £22m fee involved
According to Daily Mail, Arsenal are looking to negotiate a deal with Serie A club Sampdoria to sign Lucas Torreira. The 22-year-old central midfielder is currently on World Cup duty with Uruguay.
"Lucas Torreira has a release clause," Sampdoria president Massimo Ferrero had said. "Everyone knows it. Whoever wants to take Torreira will have to work with that release clause; €25m."
However, with the limited budget at their disposal, the Gunners might look to pay that amount in instalments rather than the full transfer fee up front.
If the deal goes through, Torreira might be a like-for-like replacement for Santi Cazorla who departed the Emirates following his fitness and injury issues.