TRANSFER NEWS RECAP: Virgil van Dijk is unwilling to commit his future to Liverpool after Jurgen Klopp’s exit…as Mikel Arteta hits out at ‘fake news’ report linking him with Barcelona

Brighton boss Roberto de Zerbi was coy on rumours linking the Seagulls with Leicester midfielder Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall.

‘I don’t know anything about him. I know him as a player, he has good quality but he is not my business,’ he told reporters.

‘I don’t speak about other players.’

While the Premier League was rocked by news of Jurgen Klopp’s impending departure at the end of the season, there was a major managerial update in Spain over the weekend too.

Xavi announced he will leave Barcelona at the end of the season, barely a year after winning LaLiga.

So could replace him in the Nou Camp hotseat? Mail Sport’s Pete Jenson analyses the possible candidates here.

Luton are still trying to agree a deal for Japan international Daiki Hashioka.

‘He’s a player that we like,’ Hatters boss Rob Edwards said.

‘Nothing has been agreed yet and I want to respect the process but he’s a player we like and there’s an interest there.’

Jacob Ramsey has attracted interest from Newcastle and Bayern Munich, but Unai Emery is determined to keep him at Villa Park this month.

‘He is a very important player, he grew up here in the academy. His progression is clear,’ he said.

‘I want to keep him here with us. He starts taking some movement around him, some teams want to sign him – of course he is a big potential player for Villa and in England. I want to keep him here 100%.’

Mikel Arteta has reaffirmed his commitment to Arsenal and hit back at sensational reports in Spain that claimed the Gunners boss could leave the club at the end of the season.

An out-of-the-blue report had claimed that the 41-year-old football coach had told those close to him that he was considering a move away from the north London club.

But the Gunners boss has had his say on those rumours and has flatly denied that they were true.

You can read more from Arteta below

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