Paper Round: Chelsea set to pip Manchester City to Jorginho signing

Paul Pogba, Jorginho.
Jorginho may join Chelsea, Nabil Fekir pushes for his Liverpool move, West Ham hold talks with Yaya Toure, and Everton want Colombia's Yerry Mina.

Chelsea beat City to Jorginho 
Chelsea may have pulled off the coup of the summer by beating Manchester City to the signature of Napoli midfielder, Jorginho. With City prepared to pay just £48.6m for the player, spread over installments, Chelsea have offered £51.25m as an up-front payment, with another £6.18 in add-on fees. However, that sum also includes signing Maurizio Sarri as manager. The 26-year-old Italy international should earn £102,000 a week for turning down City. 

Fekir asks Lyon to talk to Liverpool 
Nabil Fekir face à l'Australie
Nabil Fekir has been in discussions with Lyon president Jean-Michel Aulas in order to convince him to resurrect transfer discussions with Liverpool. The 24-year-old French international saw talks between the two sides fall apart over the transfer fee and concerns over Fekir’s medical results. However, Fekir has convinced Auas to be open to new talks, perhaps by restructuring a deal. 

West Ham weigh up Toure move 
Manchester City's Spanish manager Pep Guardiola (R) embraces Manchester City's Ivorian midfielder Yaya Toure
Former Manchester City midfielder Yaya Toure may miss out on a move to Premier League side West Ham. The London club held talks with the 35-year-old player but were concerned by the astonishing attack he launched on his previous coach, Pep Guardiola. Toure is asking for £100,000 a week, despite previous claims from his agent he would accept £12 for the year in order to prove his worth. 

Everton push for Mina transfer 
Colombia's defender Yerry Mina controls the ball
Everton hope to sign Colombian international Yerry Mina. The 23-year-old central defender currently plays for Barcelona, having joined in January from Palmeiras, but has made just six appearances so far. That gives new Everton boss Marco Silva that there is a deal to be done, with a fee of £21m mentioned.

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