We track the biggest changes to transfer odds on Sunday 9th July as Kane, Lavia & De Gea dominate the transfer betting through oddschecker.
Check back throughout the day for the biggest transfer odds changes through oddschecker. A new blog will be out every day for the whole month of July.
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- 07/07/2023 - Friday Transfer Blog
- 06/07/2023 - Thursday Transfer Blog
- 05/07/2023 - Wednesday Transfer Blog
- 04/07/2023 - Tuesday Transfer Blog
- 03/07/2023 - Monday Transfer Blog
Harvey Barnes Next Club Odds: Newcastle move to odds-on-favourites
12:35 Sunday
With Harvey Barnes set to leave Leicester this transfer window, Newcastle have moved to odds-on-favourites at 1/20 for the English winger's services.
Earlier in the week it was a two horse race between Newcastle and West Ham for Barnes although, with the Hammers have drifted significantly to 5/1 having been 8/11 at the start of the week.
Check out the Harvey Barnes Next Club Odds here.
Crystal Palace Transfers: Zaha to make decision next week
12:07 Sunday
Following the Ivorian's contract expiry on July 1st at Crystal Palace, Wilfried Zaha has been the topic of much discussion, with the Palace forward considering his future.
Zaha has played over 400 games for the Selhurst Park side, but with a £200,000 per week offer on the table from Palace, Zaha has not, as of yet, signed to remain with the Eagles. He is a current best price of 9/4 to remain at Palace, with prices as short as EVS.
However, it is believed that Steven Gerrard is keen to bring him to Al-Ettifaq and the two have held talks over a £16m-per-season Saudi move. Any Saido Arabian move is currently the best price of 5/1 and worst price of 11/4.
Click here for the latest Wilfried Zaha next club odds market.
Chelsea Transfer Odds: Arsenal's Balogun a potential target
09:45 Sunday
It has been reported Chelsea have opened transfer talks with Arsenal about the potential signing of Folarin Balogun. The 22-year-old enjoyed a breakout season, whilst on loan at Reims in the Ligue 1 last season, with Balogun scoring 21 goals.
Chelsea (8/1) are a number of clubs interested in Balogun's signature this summer with, Inter Milan (8/1), AC Milan (7/1), RB Leipzig (20/1) and Monaco (14/1) all reportedly interested.
Click here for the Folarin Balogun Next Club Odds market.
Harry Kane Next Club Odds: A move to Bayern looming?
09:30 Sunday
Harry Kane continues to be the big transfer story of this window, with the likes of Bayern Munich pushing for Tottenham's star man, as they look for their replacement to Robert Lewandowski.
Kane scored 30 Premier League goals last season in a faltering Spurs side, which mean's there is no surprise for the amount of interest in the England captain.
Kane is currently favourited to remain at Tottenham at the end of this window, but a move to Munich is a best price of 11/4, but is as short as 6/4.
Click here for the Harry Kane Next Club Odds market.
Romeo Lavia Next Club Odds: Liverpool the favourites to sign Saints man
09:00 Sunday
Romeo Lavia was a breakthrough player at his time at Southampton last season, a gem in a poor side that got relegated last season.
Following the previous campaign, Liverpool, Chelsea and Arsenal have all been interested to sign the midfielder this summer transfer window, and the bookmakers predict that Liverpool currently lead the way.
A best price of 10/11 is available for Lavia to further revamp Liverpool's midfield, adding to the signings of Dominik Szoboszlai and Alexis Mac Allister.
Check out the Romeo Lavia Next Club Market here.
David De Gea Next Club Odds: Spaniard on his way to Saudi Arabia after United farewell
08:30 Sunday
Andre Onana is all but set to move to Manchester United to be reunited with Erik ten Hag. He is a best price of 1/14 to join United.
David de Gea took to social media to say goodbye to the United fans and because of this announcement, De Gea has drifted significantly from 10/3 to 1/1 to join any Saudi club.
A return back to Atletico Madrid also seems on the card with the bookies offering a best price of 5/2 for a return to the Spanish Captial.
