BBC Sport have previously reported that Jobe Bellingham's transfer free from Sunderland to Dortmund is around £30 million, including add-ons.
Sunderland say a sell-on clause is also included within the agreement.
Bellingham made 70 appearances over two years for Sunderland, with the 19-year-old midfielder's final game for the club coming in the Championship play-off final.
It was a glorious conclusion, as Sunderland beat Sheffield United 2-1 to return to the Premier League after nine years away.
Sunderland
Sunderland have confirmed that midfielder Jobe Bellingham has ed Borussia Dortmund in a club record sale for the newly promoted Premier League club.
What do you think Newcastle fans?
Would Nick Pope and James Trafford make a decent goalkeeping unit?
Both Pope and Trafford have been in or around the England senior squad in recent years.
Trafford, 22, led the England Under-21s to a European title, and while he struggled after being thrown into a Burnley side that faltered during their last promotion to the Premier League, helped the Clarets to a remarkable 29 clean sheets last season.
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Sky Sports , externalhave reported that Newcastle United have begun discussions with Burnley over the possible g of English goalkeeper James Trafford.
Newcastle want to add another first-team level keeper to their squad, alongside Nick Pope, ahead of playing in the Champions League next season.
Trafford has been linked with Newcastle for a while, and his stock has risen following a strong season in the Championship.
He was a key part of the Burnley side which earned promotion to the Premier League while recording 100 points. Trafford conceded just 16 goals in 45 games and kept 29 clean sheets.
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If I could select two summer targets, Mbeumo would be my realistic one, with Cunha in already. Mbeumo would only bolster the attacking threat we so desperately need and have done for the last few seasons. My unrealistic one would be Donnarumma. We all know Onana has not been good enough, and a world-class keeper is something we need, and if I could pick any keeper in the world right now, I would take him every day of the week.
Ryan Martyn, Manchester United fan.
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Nizaar Kinsella
BBC Sport football news reporter
Chelsea have a clear valuation for goalkeeper Mike Maignan but they are refusing to pay AC Milan's asking price, so a deal is not expected to happen today.
Mike Penders and Filip Jorgensen cost Chelsea £45m last summer. Penders is seen as one of the best teenage goalkeepers and Sanchez had a good last six games to help the Blues qualify for Champions League.
The recruitment has been led by sporting directors, who explored the opportunity to sign Maignan but only at their right price.
OK, let's get into some fresh rumours then.
Alex and Steve have had a sly dig at the size and scope of Chelsea's squad, but Fabrizio Romano, external has reported that the Blues will not be g AC Milan goalkeeper Mike Maignan today because the Premier League side are unwilling to meet the Italian club's asking price.
Romano says that Milan have a firm asking price, but Chelsea feel like they are being asked to pay a 'Club World Cup tax'.
Maignan's contract at Milan expires in 2026, so Chelsea could decide to open pre-contract negotiations with him in January.
Image source, Getty ImagesRight, let's kick off with today's biggest headlines and done deals:
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I’d like to those commiserating Dan from Slough on the desperate situation at Chelsea where they have to “scrape together” 3 or 4 attackers from Neto, Delap, Palmer, Madueke, Jackson, Nkunku, Dewsbury-Hall, George, Guiu, Broja, Felix, Sterling, (Mudryk), and possibly Gittens.
Alex
Do Chelsea need another goalkeeper just in case the first three get injured?
Steve
So what can you expect from the remainder of today's transfer deadline day live page as we count down to 19:00 BST?
The team hopes to keep you regularly updated on the following key themes:
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It's fair to say that the nature of this summer's transfer window - split into two parts - has taken some of the jeopardy out of today.
So let's have a bit of fun with this - please tell us what you want your club's top two transfer targets to be this summer and why.
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In short, the early transfer window - from 1-10 June - has been introduced to allow teams participating in the Club World Cup the chance to sign players before the tournament begins on 15 June.
Fifa rules state a transfer window cannot last more than 16 weeks in a calendar year, hence the split this summer.
Manchester City and Chelsea are the two Premier League clubs competing at the Club World Cup, but any team can participate in the early window.
It's also important to note that while City and Chelsea need to complete gs before submitting their squads for the Club World Cup later today, they will have another chance to add to that squad after the group stages, when the transfer window will be back up and running.
Good afternoon,
Hope you have been enjoying this first deadline day of the summer transfer window.
We thought this was a good time to focus the mind on the day's key timings.
Let's do this in chronological order:
NB: This is just the beginning. The second window of the summer will open on Monday, 16 June, before closing on Monday, 1 September at 19:00 BST for Premier League, EFL and Scottish Premiership clubs.
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When I was 16 in 2003, on transfer deadline day, Paul Devlin rushed into the store and asked if we had a fax machine, which we did, ended up getting his stuff sent across to finalise a move from Birmingham to Watford.
Chris
Whether or not this story is true, we're delighted to get a (probable) first ever mention in the BBC Sport football news live of Paul Devlin.
Image source, Getty ImagesOf course our focus is on what Premier League clubs are are up to on deadline day, but let's take a look at potential deals on the continent.
La Gazzetta dello Sport, external are reporting that Napoli striker Victor Osimhen "dreams" of ing Manchester United after rejecting a huge contract offer from Saudi Arabian side Al-Hilal.
Osimhen has a reported €75m (£63.5m) release clause in his contract, but United hope to tempt Napoli with an offer of Joshua Zirkzee plus cash.
Paris Saint-Germain winger Bradley Barcola and Athletic Club forward Nico Williams have emerged as top targets for Bayern Munich, according to Sky Sports ., external
The Bundesliga champions have reportedly held positive talks with both players' representatives, but no formal transfer offers have been made.
The Athletic, external have reported that Real Madrid forward Rodrygo is of interest to several Premier League clubs, particularly Arsenal.
However, both the Brazilian's father and agent do not want to enter negotiations with any potential suitor before seeking clarification on the player's future from both Madrid and manager Xabi Alonso.
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All this focus on the "first window" seems very over-stated. Does anyone really care about the World Club Championship?
Paul
Not sure whether you deliberately deadnamed the Club World Cup, Paul, but it's a good shorthand for your apathy.
Atletico Madrid
Image source, Getty ImagesAtletico Madrid are one of the 32 sides competing in the Club World Cup - and have finalised their preparations by g a new goalkeeper.
They have confirmed the g of Atalanta keeper Juan Musso on a three-year deal.
Musso, 31, spent last season on loan in Madrid and has now made the move permanent. He has also been confirmed in their 30-man squad, external for the tournament.
He made 11 appearances in all competitions in 2024-25 for Diego Simeone's side and cemented himself as first choice goalkeeper in the Copa del Rey.
Image source, Getty ImagesSky Sports, external report that Tottenham and Manchester United are both interested in Bournemouth's Antoine Semenyo.
The Ghanaian forward played an essential part the season for Bournemouth, who finished ninth in the league and just missed out on European football.
He started 39 games, scored 11 goals and contributed five assists.
This was an improvement on last season, where the 25-year-old made 33 Premier League appearances, scored eight goals and provided two assists.
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Bit surprised that Liverpool have not competed with City to try and sign Cherki. Plays in a similar position to Wirtz, very talented and available for around £30 million.
Tim, Liverpool fan
Image source, Getty ImagesAt the end of last month Liverpool appeared close to agreeing a deal to sign German midfielder Florian Wirtz from Bayer Leverkusen for a club-record fee in the region of £109 million.
Yet everything has gone rather quiet since then, with a deal still not in place. What's going on?
Sources have told BBC Sport that negotiations between the two clubs are ongoing, with Leverkusen seeking a greater fee.
The issue is not on the player's side, with Wirtz deciding to Arne Slot's side ahead of Manchester City and Bayern Munich.
Hold tight Liverpool fans - this deal will get done at some point this summer, if not by tonight's 19:00 BST deadline.
