Transfer news LIVE: Walker to undergo Burnley MEDICAL, Spurs have ‘£50m Kudus bid REJECTED', Newcastle ‘up' Elanga offer
Kyle Walker is closing in on a shock Burnley move as reports suggest that he is undergoing a medical at Turf Moor.
Tottenham have seen a £50million bid for Mohammed Kudus rejected by West Ham, according to reports.
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