Greek wonderkid Babis Kostoulas is undergoing a Brighton medical.
SunSport’s KOSTAS LIANOS says: “Final deal between #BHAFC and Olympiacos is €35m (£29.7m) with €2m (£1.7m) in add-ons.
“Kostoulas will sign five-year deal and will soon join Fabian Hurzeler’s team for pre-season.”
The striker, 18, was eyed by Arsenal and Manchester United.
He’s already been already been compared to Argentine legend Gabriel Batistuta.
Jadon Sancho’s transfer saga deepened tonight.
The Manchester United winger, 25, has been on loan at Chelsea.
But Sancho and the Blues failed to agree terms over a permanent deal.
Now the 23-cap Englishman’s former club Borussia Dortmund have dampened talk of a reunion.
Dortmund sporting director Sebastian Kehl said: “Of course, contact with Jadon is always there, in some way, because we have a very long history.
“We have other priorities at the moment, and therefore the Sancho issue may have been played more in the media than discussed internally.”
This unusual two-part summer transfer window has seen its first half come to an end.
The reason this year’s summer market is different is the revamped Club World Cup, which will begin this coming Sunday.
To accommodate clubs wanting to sign players ahead of the controversial tournament, the transfer window opened early on June 1.
But due to FIFA’s rules stipulating the transfer windows in a calendar year when combined cannot be greater than 16 weeks, a break had to be inserted – therefore the first window closed tonight at 7pm BST.
The initial 10-day period applied only to the 20 national associations with teams playing in the Club World Cup to allow them to register players for the group stages of the competition.
That includes England, with Manchester City and Chelsea set to compete in the tournament.
The summer transfer window reopens on June 16 and will remain open until September 1.
Teams participating in the Club World Cup who sign players from this date can register them for the knockout stages of the competition.
The mini transfer window will slam shut this evening at 7pm.
But it will reopen before the start of the Premier League season.
Clubs will be able to be active again from June 16.
It will then shut again for the summer on September 1.
Viktor Gyokeres has reportedly made it clear he wants to leave Sporting Lisbon.
The in-demand striker believes it id the right time to move on and make the next step.
The claims have come from Portuguese outlet A Bola, which revealed he had better proposals last summer before choosing to stay.
The Swede is heavily linked with Manchester United but Arsenal have also been tipped with an interest.
The Gunners could move for the striker should they miss out on Benjamin Sesko.
Man Utd are ready to stay “resolute” when it comes to the valuations of players they expect to leave this summer.
The Red Devils are set to shift on a number of big name players with raising funds one objective for the board in the coming weeks and months.
According to Ben Jacobs, United are willing to sell Jadon Sancho, Alejandro Garnacho, Marcus Rashford and Antony to bring in some cash.
But the Old Trafford top brass want to ensure they are getting the right fee for each player and won’t sell just for the sake of getting the stars off the books.
