The Siggurdsson saga continues to drive on with Everton yet to come back with another offer. Swans return from the US on Monday, and once he returns to training with the first team, the clock starts ticking if Everton is going to offer. Getting reasonably close to the start of the season, and the story goes the Swans will become less likely to sell once August hits, since they must have time to find and get a replacement ready for the start of the season.

Meanwhile, we told Chelsea if they want Llorente, it will cost 30 million. Which is a completely ridiculous price designed to keep suitors away.