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Premier League clubs seal deadline day deals for Mbaye, Ndiaye and Azeez

Several Premier League clubs have completed significant transfers on deadline day, with Brighton, Aston Villa, Manchester City, Newcastle, and Sunderland all bolstering their squads.

  • Brighton signed Femi Azeez from Millwall for a reported initial £12.5m, potentially rising to £15m.
  • Aston Villa acquired 18-year-old Ibrahim Mbaye from PSG for £47m.
  • Manchester City completed a £65m deal for Iliman Ndiaye from Everton.

Premier League clubs have been busy on deadline day, securing a number of key transfers to strengthen their squads. Brighton has signed midfielder Femi Azeez from Millwall for a reported initial fee of £12.5m, which could rise to £15m. Azeez, a versatile midfielder, topped the Championship last season for open-play crosses and expected assists from crosses.

Aston Villa has brought in 18-year-old Ibrahim Mbaye from PSG for £47m. Mbaye has already gained significant international experience, featuring in both the Africa Cup of Nations and the World Cup.

Manchester City has made a substantial move, signing Iliman Ndiaye from Everton for £65m. Ndiaye ranked second in the Premier League last season for both dribbles attempted and completed. Newcastle United also secured Matias Fernandez-Pardo from Lille for £51m, a versatile player known for his pace and ball-carrying ability.

Sunderland has made two additions, bringing in Kevin Danso from Spurs on a loan deal with a buy obligation, and Malick Fofana from Lyon for £30m. Danso, a deep defender, ranked first in the Premier League last season for clearances and headed clearances. Fofana, a dynamic forward, is hoped to return to his previous form after an ankle injury.

Brighton further bolstered their midfield by signing Chema Andrés from Stuttgart for £20m, following Carlos Baleba's departure.

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