Transfer insider Fabrizio Romano says that Brighton will announce a new signing on deadline day.

Greek forward Stefanos Tzimas has apparently completed a medical with the club and will join the Premier League side in July.

A £22m transfer fee agreed and Tzimas will remain on loan at Nurberg.

Ruben Amorim was contemplating the notion of a humiliation. It wasn’t a question about Crystal Palace beating Manchester United – they do that most seasons, sometimes twice in a campaign now – or even about his side losing five of their last six home league games and trailing for much of the other to the bottom club.

Ruben Amorim says Manchester United are “trying everything” to improve before Monday’s transfer deadline.

“We are trying everything to improve the team without doing mistakes of the past, and trying to balance the urgency of the moment,” the United head coach said after Sunday’s 2-0 defeat to Crystal Palace.

“So, we know all of the aspects of our club in the moment, but we are trying everything.”

West Ham have agreed a deal to sign Evan Ferguson on loan from Brighton for the rest of the season.

Sky Sports report that the agreement is a straight loan with no option or obligation to buy.

The 20-year-old’s medical was expected to have been completed on Sunday and Ferguson will link up with Graham Potter at the London Stadium.

Tottenham added a new recruit when they signed defender Kevin Danso on Sunday but Ange Postecoglou wants more numbers to aid his injury-hit squad.

Spurs have been linked with Chelsea’s Axel Disasi, but The Independent understands that Aston Villa may usurp Tottenham for the centre-back.

Joao Felix is also set to leave Chelsea on loan today. The former Atletico and Benfica forward has been linked with Aston Villa and AC Milan, according to Sky Sports.

Chelsea and Crystal Palace reached agreement over a loan move for England international Ben Chilwell, according to the Telegraph.

The left back has made just one substitute appearance for Enzo Maresca and is set to bolster Palace’s options at either wing or centre-back under Oliver Glasner.

While Mathys Tel is Manchester United’s top target, Chelsea forward Christopher Nkunku is seen as back-up option for the club as they look to add a forward on deadline day.

Nkunku had been set to return to Germany and join Bayern Munich but that may depend on Tel leaving. If the 19-year-old remains put, United may turn to Nkunku, who Chelsea could allow to leave if it helps them sign Alejandro Garnacho.

ESPN report that Nkunku could be involved in a deal that brings Garnacho to Stamford Bridge.

The 20-year-old Manchester United winger started in the 2-0 defeat to Crystal Palace on Sunday and has earned Ruben Amorim’s trust after he was praised in midweek.

But Manchester United may need help with PSR and Chelsea could test their resolve one last time. The Blues have been linked with Garnacho throughout the month and United have set a £70m price.

Arsenal have been considering another move for Ollie Watkins, having first approached Aston Villa on Monday. That enquiry left the London club with the understanding that the forward may be available for a certain price, although there was at that point a difference of at least £20m in valuation.

Arsenal spoke to Villa over whether a deal of around £40m would be possible but £60m is more likely a figure to get a deal done. Villa have been one of the busiest clubs in the last few days of the window, having sold Jhon Duran to Al Nassr, and set to complete loan deals for both Paris Saint-Germain’s Marco Asensio and Manchester United’s Marcus Rashford.

Villa are known to be close to PSR limits, which is why their business elsewhere has encouraged Arsenal to go in for Watkins. Arteta has long been a fan of the forward, who is a boyhood fan of the club, and has repeatedly scored against the side over the last few seasons.