News about Yuri Alberto

Since talks for Brazilian forward Yuri Alberto broke down due to financial difficulties in the closing stages of the agreement, the Wolves have pulled him out of talks for the Brazilian forward. Gary O'Neil is keen to improve his Wolves team and appears to have completed a transfer for one of South America's top players before talks were called off.

KIERAN GILL: West Ham is in a race against time to sign a striker before the summer's window closes, despite the club's inability to find a compromise over Yuri Alberto. That is despite Tim Steidten, the club's technical director, being flown to Brazil to try to seal the deal. Steidten has returned to London with West Ham considering other alternatives, including PSG's Hugo Ekitike and Sevilla's Youssef En-Nesyri. Filip Kostic, a Juventus midfielder, is also a target.

After talks for Corinthians forward Yuri Alberto came to a halt, West Ham's analysts are considering alternate options. Even after securing Mohammed Kudus' transfer, the Hammers will remain in the market for a forward, with Alberto as one of their targets, as shown by Mail Sport on Tuesday. Gianluca Scamacca of Atalanta has joined Atalanta, and Alberto, the club's only other recognised striker, has emerged as a target, according to David Moyes.

As we approach Friday's 11 p.m. deadline, the Premier League clubs are likely to wrap up their transfer business. Some top-flight clubs have held off waiting until the last minute to bring players in, while others have seen changed circumstances that have brought them right back to the market, while others have said no, and some are completely done. In the last hours of the summer season, Mail Sport takes you through what each of the 20 Premier League clubs still needs.

SIMON JONES: West Ham's striker Hugo Ekitike's talks with Paris St Germain have revived. They are in parallel talks with Corinthians for Yuri Alberto, and Ronnie Edwards, 20, is a defender for Peterborough United. West Ham, Burnley, and Borussia Dortmund are keen on Chelsea left-back Ian Maatsen, while Everton has added West Ham winger Maxwell Cornet to their list of late targets.

Tim Steidten, the West Ham's jet-setting technical director, has flown to Brazil for talks with Corinthians officials over their 22-year-old striker Yuri Alberto, with Michail Antonio attracting the attention of Steven Gerrard's Al-Ettifaq in Saudi Arabia. After being photographed on private jets with Edson Alvarez, Konstantinos Mavropanos, and, most recently, Mohammed Kudus, who joined Ajax for £38 million, Steidten's travels this summer have captured the imagination of followers. David Moyes, the Brazil teammate of Lucas Paqueta's, wants to bring a striker to his squad now. West Ham may be able to strike an agreement to loan the Corinthians star with the option to buy next season.

Even after securing Mohammed Kudus' transfer with Yuri Alberto of Corinthians and Sevilla's Youssef En-Nesyri, West Ham will remain in the market for a forward. David Moyes' side has recently acquired the services of England midfielder James Ward-Prowse (£30 million) and has pilfered both Edson Alvarez (£35 million) and Kudus (£38 million) from Ajax. However, the money could not be spent right away, as Mail Sports' Simon Jones notes that the East London outfit will not pursue another forward.

Santos fans' ferocious play brought rockets and fireworks onto the pitch in protest of their team's poor results. In the Classico Alvinegro, the lootted Sao Paulo rivals were facing one another, and Cortinthians owned a 2-0 lead until the game was called to a halt in the 88th minute. Yuri Alberto opened the scoring in the 19th minute to bring an end to the striker's nearly two-month goal drought, and Santos' Joao Lucas scored an own goal less than ten minutes later, effectively ensuring Corinthians were headed to leave Estadio Caldeira with all three points.

Premier League clubs will be cracking open their piggy banks and checking their playing squads to see where transfers can be made as the summer transfer window approaches. However, the market is burgeoning, with Premier League clubs up and down fighting one another, eager to invest more money on the young superstar to help them rebuild their fortunes next season. Fans of the wonderkids whose clubs are playing in England, France, Spain, Germany, and Italy have been boosted by scouts amateur and professional, and many in England, France, Spain, Germany, and Italy are also on alert, with the fact that the wonderkids in their clubs may be competing from Serie A or Bundesliga. But what about prodigal players around the globe? Mail Sport identifies the top-ten most valuable players from other European leagues, highlighting the finest young talents whose Premier League clubs will be keeping an eye on this season.