Chelsea have signed Enzo Fernandez from Benfica after meeting his £106.8 million release clause. 

The deal breaks the previous Premier League record fee of £100m that Manchester City paid for Jack Grealish when he joined from Aston Villa in 2021.

The 22-year-old impressed for Argentina as they won the 2022 World Cup and was named the Young Player of the Tournament.

Benfica boss Roger Schmidt was not keen on seeing Fernandez leave, but had previously said their hands would be tied if a club paid the player's release clause.

Manchester United have signed Marcel Sabitzer on loan from Bayern Munich.

United moved for Sabitzer after Christian Eriksen was ruled out for at least three months with an ankle injury. 

"Marcel is a player that we have watched for a long time," Man United football director John Murtough said.

"The opportunity arose quickly, and we knew that he was someone with the ability and character to make an impact. He adds further quality to our squad and experience to the dressing room, and all of us are pleased to be welcoming him to Manchester United."

Arsenal have signed Jorginho from Chelsea for £12 million after they were unsuccessful in convincing Brighton to sell Moises Caicedo.

Arsenal had been looking to add depth in the midfield. 

“I was a bit surprised, but I took the opportunity of this amazing challenge,” Jorginho said. “It’s an important shirt. It’s an amazing club.”

Jorginho would have left for free in the summer. 

Weston McKennie is undergoing a medical at Leeds United ahead of a season-long loan move from Juventus.

The move to Elland Road would initially be on loan for a fee in the region of £1.5 million, sources have said that Leeds will have the option to sign McKennie on a permanent deal for £35 million at the end of the season.

McKennie, 24, would become the third USMNT player to move to Leeds, following Tyler Adams and Brenden Aaronson.

Bayern Munich is closing in on a loan move for Joao Cancelo of Manchester City.

Bayern wants the deal to include a buy option in the summer for €70 million. 

Cancelo's relationship with Pep Guardiola has broken down and he's keen to leave. Guardiola is open to letting Cancelo leave after being impressed with Rico Lewis' emergence and with Nathan Ake's performance at left-back.

Lionel Messi, Kylian Mbappe, Karim Benzema, Erling Haaland and Luka Modric comprise the top-5 of The Guardian's Top-100 footballers in the world for 2022.

Robert Lewandowski ranked first last year with Messi ranked second. Cristiano Ronaldo dropped from No. 8 to No. 51.

1. Lionel Messi
2. Kylian Mbappe
3. Karim Benzema
4. Erling Haaland
5. Luka Modric
6. Kevin De Bruyne
7. Robert Lewandowski
8. Vinicius Junior
9. Thibaut Courtois
10. Mohamed Salah
11. Sadio Mane
12. Neymar
13. Harry Kane
14. Jude Bellingham
15. Casemiro
16. Achraf Hakimi
17. Antoine Griezmann
18. Federico Valverde
19. Pedri
20. Emiliano Martinez
21. Enzo Fernandez
22. Bukayo Saka
23. Rafael Leao
24. Phil Foden
25. Jamal Musiala
26. Son Heung-min
27. Virgial van Dijk
28. Bruno Fernandes
29. Bernando Silva
30. Olivier Giroud
31. Josko Gvardiol
32. Julian Alvarez
33. Christopher Nkunku
34. Alisson
35. Martin Odegaard
36. Joao Cancelo
37. Gavi
38. Angel Di Maria
39. Toni Kroos
40. Khvicha Kvaratshelia
41. Joshua Kimmich
42. David Alaba
43. Yassine 'Bono' Bounou
44. Ruben Dias
45. Aurelien Tchouameni
46. Theo Hernandez
47. Alexis Mac Alliser
48. Rodrigo De Paul
49. Sofyan Amrabat
50. Cody Gakpo
51. Cristiano Ronaldo
52. Victor Osimhen
53. Rodri
54. Ederson
55. Ilkay Gundogan
56. Antonio Rudiger
57. Riyad Mahrez
58. Marcus Rashford
59. Luis Dias
60. Trent Alexander-Arnold
61. Richarlison
62. Gabriel Jesus
63. Hakim Ziyech
64. Alphonso Davies
65. Marquinhos
66. Dusan Vlahovic
67. Eder Militao
68. Marcelo Brozovic
69. Ousmane Dembele
70. Lautaro Martinez
71. Dominik Livakovic
72. Cristian Romero
73. Nicolo Barella
74. Mike Maignan
75. Thiago Silva
76. Hugo Lloris
77. Fabinho
78. Mehdi Taremi
79. Azzedine Ounahi
80. Kalidou Koulibaly
81. Lisandro Martinez
82. Darwin Nunez
83. Aleksandar Mitrovic
84. Kyle Walker
85. Raphael Varane
86. Dayot Upamecano
87. Ciro Immobile
88. Declan Rice
89. Frankie de Jong
90. Bruno Guimaraes
91. Manuel Neuer
92. Giorgian de Arrascaeta
93. Rodrygo
94. Reece James
95. Serge Gnabry
96. Sandro Tonali
97. Andrew Robertson
98. Leroy Sane
99. Gabriel Barbosa
100. Nicolas Otamendi

Arsenal has submitted a £60 million ($74 million) bid to sign Moises Caicedo from Brighton.

Chelsea had a £55 million bid for Caicedo rejected. 

Mikel Arteta said this week he wanted a midfielder because of a knee injury to Mohamed Elneny. 

The United States will host the 2024 Copa America.

The format will feature 16 teams, 10 from CONMEBOL and six from CONCACAF, with teams from the North, Central American and Caribbean confederation qualifying via the 2023-24 CONCACAF Nations League tournament.

The Copa America features all South American national teams, including Brazil and Argentina, but has also historically invited guest countries to participate.

Argentina is the defending Copa America and World Cup champion.

The U.S. have participated in the tournament four times previously.

Newcastle has agreed to buy Anthony Gordon from Everton in a deal worth up to £40 million.

Gordon missed three days of training as negotiations continued and had wanted the move.

Chelsea was previously interested in Gordon as well, who has struggled this season.

Everton has hired Sean Dyche as manager after Marcelo Bielsa passed on the job.

Bielsa was first choice, but he didn't want to take over until the summer as he didn't want to take on a relegation battle.

Dyche has been out of work since being sacked by Burnley in April.