Juan Cuadrado has secured a return to Juventus on a loan deal running until 2019.

Juve will pay a loan fee of €5 million a season, though they have the right to sign the player outright for a total fee of €25 million. A further €4 million is payable in add-on clauses.

Cuadrado's return to Italy has been completed after prolonged talks between Chelsea, Juventus and the player's agent Alessandro Lucci, despite manager Antonio Conte's attempts to convince him to stay at Stamford Bridge.

Isco has confirmed he will stay with Real Madrid as he's refused a loan move to Tottenham Hotspur.

Spurs were lining up a loan with a buy option for Isco.

Isco instead will compete for a starting spot with Casemiro and James Rodriguez.

Jack Wilshere will join Bournemouth on loan and hopes to revive his career under manager Eddie Howe.

Wilshere's decision came after a day of speculation over his future had followed Arsenal's sanctioning of a temporary move.

Wilshere met Bournemouth officials including Howe on Tuesday, and also held a similar meeting with Palace and manager Alan Pardew.

Serge Gnabry is set to join Bayern Munich from Arsenal on a permanent transfer.

Bayern will immediately loan Gnabry out to Werder Bremen.

Since joining the Gunners in 2011 from Stuttgart, Gnabry has made 18 for the Gunners, with his last coincidently coming in 2014 against Bayern.

Schalke, Hertha Berlin, Mainz and Leipzig have also been linked to Gnabry after his impressive showing in the Olympics. 

Valencia will receive Munir El Haddadi from Barcelona on a loan deal with the option of buying him next summer for €12 million ($13.4 million).

Munir will receive the No. 9 shirt vacated by Paco Alcacer, who was sold to Barcelona this week.

Valencia's loan deal includes a first refusal clause for Barcelona in case they decide to sell him on in the future.

The versatile forward is currently on international duty with the Spain Under-21 squad and will arrive in Valencia next week.

Arsenal are looking to loan out Jack Wilshere this season as he looks to revive his injury-plagued career.

Wilshere has lost his place as a regular starter after missing nearly all of last season with a broken ankle and will be allowed to go on a season-long loan in search of playing time.

Wilshere has made just two substitute appearances this season and was left out of Sam Allardyce's first England squad because of his lack of playing time.

Arsene Wenger has no plans to sell Wilshere as both sides realize he would benefit from a loan move.

Antonio Conte has hinted that defender Matt Miazga could leave Chelsea this summer on loan.

Miazga faces competition from John Terry, Gary Cahill, Kurt Zouma and Branislav Ivanovic for a place in the center of Chelsea's defense.

Miazga joined Chelsea from the New York Red Bulls in January for £3.5 million.

"I think in this moment it is good if he plays to improve, to go and get experience to improve," the Italian said. "You can improve only if you play.

"You play every game or a lot of games during the season. But he is a good guy and I am very happy about him.

"Miazga is a young player, he has a good technique and I think that he is working very well under the physical aspect, but the tactical aspect he can improve a lot and I think that he is improving with the work."