The transfer window is heating up, and it won't be long before the Premier League's biggest clubs are forced to sell some of their best players.
Despite all the free spending that teams like Chelsea, Spurs, and Manchester United have already engaged in, stars within the ranks are starting to look elsewhere for their futures. Harry Kane's future has once again become a hot topic, with real interest from Bayern Munich of Germany on the table.
Julian Naglesmann, the manager, has refused to rule out a transfer, and his cryptic remarks are probably not going over well in north London. At Chelsea, where unrest is rampant, there appear to be genuine differences forming between manager Thomas Tuchel and his fellow countryman Timo Werner.
The former RB Leipzig star was one of the most sought-after strikers in the world when he moved to Stamford Bridge, though neither party expected the transfer to go as planned. Currently, there is talk that Chelsea might be able to recover some money, but it won't be easy to sell the Germany international.