Transfer deadline day LIVE: Arsenal and Liverpool pursuing Thomas Lemar, Alexis Sanchez to Man City, Philippe Coutinho to Barcelona, Andre Gomes to Tottenham and Spurs sign Serge Aurier

MANCHESTER UNITED, Chelsea, Arsenal, Tottenham,  Liverpool and moneybags Manchester City are all in a race to get sign their targets ahead of tonight’s 11pm deadline. It’s already a record-breaking summer, but tonight SunSport will be here to bring you the latest updates. Philippe Coutinho returns to Brazil training after overcoming injury

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