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Pogba is United's primary transfer target this summer (Getty)

Welcome to The Independent’s daily live coverage of this summer’s transfer window.

Transfers news round-up

• Zlatan Ibrahimovic trains with his Manchester United team-mates for the first time
• Pep Guardiola finally admits he wants to sign John Stones for Manchester City
• Ben Chilwell agrees new Leicester City contract to end Liverpool interest
• Arsene Wenger targets new defender after Per Mertesacker suffers long-term injury
• In-game Premier League clips to be shown on Twitter for upcoming season

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Arsenal's summer transfer targets

Chelsea’s summer transfer targets

Liverpool's summer transfer targets

Manchester United's summer transfer targets

Tottenham Hotspur’s summer transfer targets

When did the transfer window open?

The summer transfer window opened on Thursday 9 June for Premier League clubs.

When will the transfer window close?

The summer transfer window will close at 11.00pm on Wednesday 31 August.

Is it different in any of Europe’s other major leagues?

In Germany, Italy and Spain, the summer transfer window only opened on Friday 1 July.

This, however, is the only difference between these three leagues and the continent’s two other major domestic competitions, the Premier League and France’s Ligue 1.

The transfer window closes on Wednesday 31 August in all of Europe’s major leagues.

[29 July 2016 09:31 · Samuel Lovett]

Elsewhere, Manchester United's Bastian Schweinsteiger has announced his retirement from international football. He broke the news to fans via his Twitter account having endured a mix Euro 2016 campaign for Germany.

"I have just asked the national coach not to take into me in the future in the nomination for the national team," he said.

Schweinsteiger made his first appearance for the national side back in 2004 and went on to earn 120 caps, scoring 24 goals.

More to follow.

Schweinsteiger