“here we go, 100% confirmed, documents signed”
Transfer rumours, live.
Every transfer story landing right now. Tier 1 journalists on X — Romano, Ornstein, Jacobs and the rest — plus the major UK publishers' RSS feeds, all in one mobile-first card stack. We link to every original source.
“official bid sent, talks ongoing”
“meeting tomorrow to reach agreement”
“salary and contract length agreed, advanced talks”
“medical scheduled, travel confirmed”
“advanced talks, clubs close to reaching an agreement”
“completed medical, finalising loan deal”
“agreement reached”
“contatti in corso per l'intesa definitiva (contacts ongoing for final agreement)”
“formal talks held”
“Chelsea considering a bid but no proposal yet; player set to leave Leverkusen”
“initial enquiry, no bid yet, Chelsea open to sale for right price”
“interested in”
“interested in; player's priority is to wait for Inter, with Chelsea and Man City also asking”
“confirmed loan deal”
“confirmed return after loan”
“close to signing, set to win the race”
“initial enquiry made, player open to move, primary target”
“held talks”
“interest, sale not discounted”
“move confirmed”
“in talks, negotiating fee below release clause”
“talks continue after opening bid rejected, new round of talks scheduled”
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About this feed
Tier 1 cards are structured rumours pulled from individual journalists on X. We capture each tweet, parse it for player + clubs + confidence level with Claude, and store the source URL. Publisher cards are RSS headlines from the major UK football outlets — we show the headline as published and link out.
Tracking 3 publisher feeds and 30 live rumours from 25 Tier 1 reporters. Accuracy by journalist over time is on the scorecard page.
Tier 1 feed: every 12 hours via X API. Publisher feeds: every hour via RSS. No paraphrasing for SEO — every claim points to the original source.