FOOTBALL TRANSFER DONE DEAL LAST 24 HOURS

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1.  Hull have agreed a fee with Spurs for the signing of Tottenham midfielder Jake Livermore.

Personal terms will now be discussed with the club hoping to conclude a deal early next week.
The 24-year-old former Academy player spent last season on loan at the KC Stadium, where he made 41 appearances.
We wish Jake every success for the future.



2. Reports are rife that Arsenal have agreed terms with full-back Serge Aurier.

It was earlier reported that Liverpool, Swansea and QPR were all keen on the 21-year-old but it seems Arsene Wenger has acted fastest and got his man.

L'Equipe and Get French Football report that the Gunners have tied the Toulouse man down to a £60,000-per-week five-year deal and must now only agree a fee with the French club.

Valued at around £8m the deal could go through quickly.



3.  Former Arsenal youngster Chuks Aneke has signed for Belgian side Zulte Waregem.

The 20-year-old was linked with a host of Championship clubs following his release by the Gunners but has chosen to further his career on the continent.

He could likely prove to be the replacement for Thorgan Hazard, Eden's brother, who starred while on loan with the club last season but is now headed back to Stamford Bridge.



4.  Valencia signs new contract

Manchester United is delighted to announce that Antonio Valencia has signed a new three-year contract with an option to extend until June 2018.
The Ecuadorian winger made his debut for the club in August 2009. Since then he has made 191 appearances, scoring 21 goals. He has won two Premier League titles and a League Cup winner's medal.

Assistant manager Ryan Giggs said: "I'm really pleased Antonio has signed a new contract. His contribution to the team since he joined the club in 2009 has been fantastic.

"Antonio is a very powerful player with great speed and versatility. He is very professional in his approach to training and I am delighted he has committed his future to the club."

Valencia said: "My time at Manchester United has been like a dream come true. To be the first Ecuadorian player to win the English Premier League was a very proud moment for me and for my country.

"I am so happy to have signed a new deal and am looking forward to working with Louis van Gaal. There is great team spirit within the club and we are all determined to get back to winning ways."