GOAL takes a look at the biggest transfer news and rumours from around the world

Crystal Palace chairman Steve Parish has launched a blistering attack on UEFA following the governing body’s decision to demote the club from the Europa League to the Conference League. The move comes in light of concerns over multi-club ownership rules and has left Parish furious, calling it “one of the greatest injustices” ever witnessed in European football.

AC Milan are reportedly evaluating a group of six forwards as potential additions to bolster their attack ahead of the new season, with Chelsea’s Nicolas Jackson among the names under serious consideration. Despite Chelsea maintaining a firm stance that the striker is not for sale unless a substantial offer is made, Milan are confident Jackson may be attainable, especially given the player’s recent dip in form and apparent slide down the pecking order.

MLS sides were believed to be leading the chase, but Rapid Vienna have surprisingly entered the mix with a competitive offer for Thomas Muller.

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The MLS club reportedly parted ways with Lesesne Wednesday night, and will bring in Weiler, who has a wealth of experience in Swiss and Belgian football

Anthony Elanga has completed his transfer to Newcastle from Nottingham Forest, who are trying to stop Morgan Gibbs-White from joining Tottenham.

Chelsea goalkeeper Djordje Petrovic is reportedly set for a £25 million ($34m) Bournemouth move with a five-year contract in the works after the two clubs reached a "total agreement". The move comes after Bournemouth accelerated talks with Chelsea earlier this week as they seek to fill the void left by Kepa Arrizabalaga’s return to Stamford Bridge and subsequent sale to Arsenal.

Leandro Trossard is set to link up with the Special One after agreeing a shock move to Turkish side Fenerbahce, with Arsenal reshaping their attack.

The American midfielder to be among the highest-compensated women's soccer players in the world

England aces have been showing off their trick shot skills, with Lucy Bronze, Chloe Kelly, Ella Toone and Leah Williamson among those to get involved.

The Arsenal ace wasn't on the scoresheet in the 4-0 rout of the Netherlands but she did rack up an impressive hat-trick of assists