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AMD’s new AMD Ryzen 5000 Series Desktop Processors deliver 26% better gaming performance

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AMD’s new AMD Ryzen 5000 Series Desktop Processors deliver 26% better gaming performance

Wait Intel, your gaming dominance is finally coming to an end, AMD Ryzen 5000 is here

The day you were waiting for is here, Ryzen 5000 series processors have officially been announced their new Zen 3 based AMD Ryzen 5000 Series desktop processor lineup. These new processors provide up to 16 cores, 32 threads and 72 MB of cache with their top-of-the-line AMD Ryzen 9 5950X, a successor to last-gen Ryzen 9 3950X.

While still dominating its sole rival in terms of heavily threaded workloads and power efficiency, finally, AMD has made significant improvements in their CPU’s gaming performance.

  • AMD's new AMD Ryzen 5000 Series Desktop Processors deliver 26% better gaming performance
  • AMD's new AMD Ryzen 5000 Series Desktop Processors deliver 26% better gaming performance

AMD Ryzen 9 5900X processor offers up to a 26% generational uplift in gaming performance. A new architecture naturally means significant improvements to the overall CPU efficiency as well as IPC uplift.

With AMD “Zen 3” core architecture, AMD has achieved extensive improvements throughout the core including a unified 8-core complex with direct access to 32MB L3 cache. Zen 3 delivers 19% generational increase in instructions per cycle (IPC), the largest since the introduction of the original “Zen” processors back in 2017.

  • AMD's new AMD Ryzen 5000 Series Desktop Processors deliver 26% better gaming performance
  • AMD's new AMD Ryzen 5000 Series Desktop Processors deliver 26% better gaming performance
  • AMD's new AMD Ryzen 5000 Series Desktop Processors deliver 26% better gaming performance
  • AMD's new AMD Ryzen 5000 Series Desktop Processors deliver 26% better gaming performance
  • AMD's new AMD Ryzen 5000 Series Desktop Processors deliver 26% better gaming performance
  • AMD's new AMD Ryzen 5000 Series Desktop Processors deliver 26% better gaming performance

“Our commitment with each generation of our Ryzen processors has been to build the best PC processors in the world. The new AMD Ryzen 5000 Series Desktop Processors extend our leadership from IPC 4, power efficiency to single-core, multi-core performance and gaming,” said Saeid Moshkelani, senior vice president and general manager, client business unit, AMD.

“Today, we are extremely proud to deliver what our community and customers have come to expect from Ryzen processors – dominant multi-core and single-core performance and true gaming leadership – all within a broad ecosystem of motherboards and chipsets that are drop-in ready for AMD Ryzen 5000 Series
Desktop Processors.”

  • AMD's new AMD Ryzen 5000 Series Desktop Processors deliver 26% better gaming performance
  • AMD's new AMD Ryzen 5000 Series Desktop Processors deliver 26% better gaming performance
  • AMD's new AMD Ryzen 5000 Series Desktop Processors deliver 26% better gaming performance
  • AMD's new AMD Ryzen 5000 Series Desktop Processors deliver 26% better gaming performance
  • AMD's new AMD Ryzen 5000 Series Desktop Processors deliver 26% better gaming performance

The newly announced AMD Ryzen™ 5000 Series desktop processor line-up will be available globally on November 5, 2020.

AMD even provided a sneak peek to forthcoming AMD Radeon™ RX 6000 series graphics cards. AMD CEO Dr Lisa Su demonstrated Borderlands 3 running on the Ryzen 5900X processor and Radeon RX 6000 Series graphics card – delivering 61 frames-per-second in 4K resolution with beautiful image quality, alongside other previews. These upcoming RDNA 2 based AMD GPUs will be launching on Wednesday, October 28 at 12 p.m. ET.

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Intel’s Arizona Fab 42 site ready and operational

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Intel’s Arizona Fab 42 site ready and operational

Last week Intel announced that its much anticipated Fab 42 has successfully started operating. The facility started manufacturing processors using the silicon giant’s latest 10nm process technology. Fab 42 is intel’s third facility to use the company’s latest node to manufacture its new wafers. The successful operations of the new Fab will significantly increase intel’s manufacturing rate to deliver its latest products in the market.

Intel started the construction of its Fab 42 facility in 2011. At that time Intel already visioned its move to the 450mm wafers. As a result, the new facility is built to be compatible with processing 450mm wafers.

Earlier, Intel spent $7 billion on its fab 42, in order to make it equipped to manufacture chipsets using the companies 7nm process.

  • intel fab 42 Intel’s Arizona Fab 42 site ready and operational

But the semiconductor manufacturer decided to go forth with a 10nm process chipset. If Intel’s fab 42 is actually capable of using Intel’s 7nm process for manufacturing chipset remains un-disclosed. The 7nm process relies on both the DUV and also EUV lithography, which remains hard and expensive to manufacture.

The largest semiconductor manufacturer in the world has already introduced us with 2nd generation 10nm chips like the Ice Lake, Ice Lake-SP, Elkhart Lake, and Snow Ridge. The latest edition of the 10nm family is the 3rd generation 10nm chipsets namely Tiger Lake and DG1. All these products were produced in either Israel or Oregon. The inclusion of Intel’s fab 42 in Arizona will significantly boost intel’s SoC manufacturing process.

Intel has not revealed the actual production capacity of the fab 42. But sources claim that it will be the chipmakers ‘first mega-factory’. A mega fab is reported to have a capacity to produce up to 25,000 to 100,000 silicon wafers per month.

Intel has reported having spent more than $23 billion on the new fab 42 Arizona facility. It is expected to boost the production of its Tiger Lake SoC, making the chipmaker’s processors available to meet every market demand.

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Samsung F41 launched in India, price and specifications

Anurag Dutta
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Samsung F41 launched in India, price and specifications

A couple of hours ago Samsung has finally launched the very first smartphone of its new F series in India, named the Samsung Galaxy F41. As the company claimed before, this series will basically be a camera-centric smartphone series. Let’s get into the specifications and pricing of this newly launched Samsung Galaxy F41.

The Samsung Galaxy F41 runs the Samsung UI 1.0 which is based on the Android 10 OS and is powered by an octa-core Exynos 9611 SoC chipset. Regarding the display, this phone offers a 6.4-inch FHD+ (2340 x 1080 pixels) Super AMOLED infinity-U display. Samsung F41 features a rear-mounted physical fingerprint scanner. This phone is available in three different color variants: Fusion Blue, Fusion Green, and Fusion Black.

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The Exynos 9611 SoC is paired with a single RAM and two different storage variants: 6GB/64GB and 6GB/128GB. The RAM type is LPDDR4X. The storage is further expandable up to 512GB via an external microSD card as this phone holds a dedicated 3 card slot.

In terms of camera, the Galaxy F41 is coming with a triple rear camera setup which includes a 64MP primary sensor, an 8MP ultra-wide sensor, and a 5MP depth sensor. For the selfies, this phone offers a 32MP selfie shooter at the front, inside the Infinity-U notch.

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Regarding the battery, this phone is fueled by a massive 6,000mAH battery with the support of 15W fast USB-C charging. Apart from it, this phone has every other connectivity options, like a 3.5mm audio jack, Bluetooth 5.0, 4G LTE, Wi-Fi, and USB Type-C port for charging. Regarding the size, this phone has a dimension of 75.1mm x 159.2mm x 8.9mm and it weighs around 191 grams.

Coming to the pricing and availability, this Galaxy F41 will be available in India via Flipkart from 16th October at a price tag of Rs. 17,999 for 6GB/128GB variant and Rs. 16,999 for 6GB/64GB variant. But if you buy this phone on the “Big Billion Day” sale of Flipkart, then you can get the 6GB/64GB variant at Rs. 15,499.

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LG W31 Specifications Leaked via Google Play Console

LG W31 Specifications Leaked via Google Play Console

Anurag Dutta
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LG W31 Specifications Leaked via Google Play Console

As per the reports, LG W31 has been spotted on Google Play Console. From that listing, we have come to know about the specifications of this upcoming smartphone. Let’s get into the tipped specifications of this upcoming LG W31 smartphone. There is also an image attached to the LG W31 Google Play Console listing. This image shows the front panel design of the rumored phone.

The LG W31 is listed to run on the Android 10 OS and will be powered by a MediaTek Helio P22 SoC [4x ARM Cortex-A53 (2000MHz), 4x ARM Cortex-A53 (1500MHz)] chipset. Regarding the display, this phone is listed to feature an HD+ display with a resolution of 720 x 1600 pixels and 280ppi pixel density. This phone a waterdrop-style notch and a slight chin at the bottom. We’ve got the information from the front panel design listed on the Google Play Console. It may not be the exact representation of the LG W31.

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The MediaTek Helio P22 SoC chipset will be paired by a pack of 4GB of RAM. Regarding the camera section, this phone is about to feature a triple rear camera setup which includes a 13-megapixel primary sensor, a 12-megapixel secondary sensor, and a 2-megapixel tertiary sensor. For the selfies and video calls, this phone is expected to offer a 16MP selfie snapper at the front. Coming to the battery part, the LG W31 is expected to be fueled by a decent 4,000 battery.

That’s all we’ve known till now about this upcoming smartphone. Let’s hope the company will reveal more information in the upcoming days about the LG W31.

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Top 10 best free agents still available after the summer transfer window 2020 closed

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Top 10 best free agents still available after the summer transfer window 2020 closed

Transfer window may have shut, but signings can still be made by clubs. The best part about it is that they can be made for free!

Here are the top 10 free agents who can still be signed by any club in the next few days. 

10. Orjan Nyland

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Emiliano Martinez did well enough to replace the injured Leno last season to warrant himself a first-team spot. His starting position comes at the cost of former Villa keeper Nyland who was released by the club this summer. 

9. Kwadwo Asamoah

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One of the more recent players to become a free agent, Asamoah and former club Inter called it a day only earlier this week. At only 31, he could still be a valuable part of a fair number of European backlines with his fair share of Serie A experience. 

8. Jack Wilshere 

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Wilshere has been without a club for some time since his tenure at West Ham United ended. We didn’t see a lot of the former Arsenal man with the Hammers and that is mainly due to injuries. He now finds himself a free agent to wisely choose the club of his future. At 28, Wilshere is still in his peak years as a footballer. 

7. Danny Welbeck 

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One of, if not the youngest player on this list, Danny Welbeck has had the opportunity to play for two of England’s best teams in Arsenal and Manchester United under their best ever managers. At 29, he is still in his prime and a team like Sheffield United could really use a quality finisher like him. 

6. Hatem Ben Arfa

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Capable of producing magic with his feet on his day, Ben Arfa is now a free agent following the expiry of his temporary deal with La Liga side Valladolid. Despite being over 30, Ben Arfa is a player worth taking a chance on given the promise that he brings to any club. 

5. Samir Nasri

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Having most recently played for Anderlecht in the Belgian league, Samir Nasri is a free agent at 33. He is best known for his spells with Arsenal, Man City, Marseille and Sevilla. Extremely versatile and experienced, Nasri can still produce good performances despite his age. 

4. Ezequiel Garay 

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Garay was one of the victims of the massive sale of players at Valencia which included the likes of Dani Parejo, Rodrigo and Ferran Torres to begin with. The Argentinian can still provide cover at the back to European teams and has a few good years left in him at the very least. 

3. Nathaniel Clyne

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Replaced by Trent Alexander-Arnold at Liverpool, Nathaniel Clyne was one of Jurgen Klopp’s original Liverpool XI. He has since had his career plagued with injuries and is currently a free agent. Clyne is rumoured to be on Crystal  Palace’s radar. 

2. Mario Mandzukic

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Mandzukic has won pretty much all there is to win in club football. His game, well into his 30s, can still make any club in the world better and as a free agent who terminated his contract with Al-Duhail. He could still offer a good year or two to any top club in Europe. 

1. Daniel Sturridge 

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Ever since leaving Liverpool, Sturridge had been playing in the Turkish Super League, for Trabzonspor. At 31, he can still offer a lot to any team that signs him with the sort of quality and experience that he possesses. 

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Intel to launch Sapphire Rapid aka 11th gen 10nm based server CPUs in 2021

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Intel to launch Sapphire Rapid aka 11th gen 10nm based server CPUs in 2021

Intel’s 10nm family has seen massive acceptance among the notebook community. With many accusations blaming intel for not releasing any new processors for desktop-grade and server-grade CPUs. But Intel is finally shutting all its critics. The semiconductor giant has announced the release of its new 11th gen Rocket Lake – S processor based on the 14nm process for desktop and gaming CPUs.

Now, however, the silicon manufacturing giant has brought to us an early Christmas present.

Intel’s new Sapphire Rapid platform is Intel’s new entry in for its server-grade CPUs. The new processor same as the Rocket Lake-S will be launched in 2021. They are stated to be based on the SuperFin Enhanced architecture same as Intel’s new Tiger Lake SoCs.

According to the leaker Matthew at Adored TV, the new platform from Intel will be based on MCM design and will feature up to 56 cores

  • SC19 Intel Xe GPU HPC and AI Intel to launch Sapphire Rapid aka 11th gen 10nm based server CPUs in 2021

 It is also leaked to have 400-watt TDP which is a massive boost from its predecessor.

The Sapphire Rapids will come with support for DDR5 memory and the latest PCIe 5.0. This will truly make the Sapphire Rapid a “next-generation” data-center chip along with the addition of the new CXL 1.1 interconnect. The semiconductor manufacturer also plans to release the OneAPI. In order to complete its master plan of a unified data center ecosystem.

According to the leak, the Sapphire Rapids constructions will include 4 CPU tiles that will sport 14 cores each. The CPUs will contain 4 HBM2 stacks that have a maximum memory of 64 GB. The CPU will offer bandwidth from these 4 HBM2 stacks at 1 TB/s. According to the source, the HBM2 and GDDR5 RAM will work together in flat, caching/2LM along with hybrid modes.

As of now the Specifications that we got our hands-on, seems to suggest the Sapphire Rapid as a real powerhouse.

We certainly hope that the real-time performance is on par with all the specifications provided in the leak. However, 2021 is going to be absolutely spectacular year for technology. The semiconductor battle is going to light up the skies of the coming year.

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Leeds United impress in the first few games of the Premier League – but can they keep it going?

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Leeds United impress in the first few games of the Premier League – but can they keep it going?

When Leeds United first got promoted to the Premier League, nobody expected the newly promoted teams to bounce right off the start and make any kind of impact. But, that does not seem to be the case for Bielsa’s Leeds United. The club from Yorkshire has absolutely blitzed the Premier League on their arrival after nearly 16 years.

And even though it has only been four games, they seem like a team set to stay and are not worried about a survival fight. So what is it that makes this team special? And how are they poised for the future?

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For starters, what makes this Leeds team unique, is a combination of factors. First, their manager Marcelo Bielsa is a very smart manager capable of mixing ambition with pragmatism. He has so far adjusted to the demands and strength of the Premier League oppositions. But, at the same time, he had imprinted his pressing counter-attacking front foot style of play in the league.

Next, the players’ quality which was largely unknown for non-Leeds fans. There were doubts over whether making the step up from Championship would be a tough task, but up until now, they have come good and strong. Having leaders in the side who can motivate and instil belief in the players cannot be underestimated. And for that reason, the likes of captain Cooper, Ayling, Dallas and Allioski are assets to The Whites when the going gets tough.

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Leeds have been tipped as top half and even Europa league hopefuls when the teams entered the international break. Although the optimistic football supporters would hope for that, reality kicks in. Which means that Leeds do have chinks in their armour that could be exploited when all teams get their chemistry and playing styles sorted.

Over the course of the season, attacking football always carries a risk of burnout and that is something which could affect Bielsa’s men in the longer run. But regardless, their focus remains survival. And with a great start of 7 points in 4 games that includes two wins as well, Leeds are well on their way to achieving that and showing that they truly belong here in the English top-flight.

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Barcelona fans successfully register motion of no confidence against Bartomeu

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Barcelona fans successfully register motion of no confidence against Bartomeu

Barcelona club president Josep Maria Bartomeu has received heavy criticism under recent times. His vision and policy of taking the club forward have been questioned by club captain and legend Lionel Messi himself.

The Socios were collecting signatures to produce a vote of no confidence against Bartomeu.

So now it has been confirmed that 18,090 signatures have already been validated which is far more than the required 16,521 to make the motion of no confidence a success.

There are still some outstanding signatures that are yet to be validated, which could take the final validated signature count close to 20,000.

By the club’s rules, a referendum on Bartomeu is going to take place. If two-thirds of the voters agree, then Bartomeu could be forced out and a new president could be elected.

Barcelona are now waiting for the permission of the Catalan Government for conducting the voting in the pandemic. Once the permission is granted and everything is OK, the next steps will be taken.

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Jordi Farre celebrated by saying “Objective accomplished!” He thinks that after the result of the validation of the signatures, the current Barcelona president should resign.

Farre said: “I want to thank all the partners who have signed. We had the idea that it would be achieved. Just knowing we have hugged, they have been hard days The objective is that now all the ballots are validated and be close to 20,000.”

“I think there will be no referendum and that Bartomeu and his board will resign. I ask you to save yourself this bad drink and leave now and elections are called as soon as possible.”

The total figures offered by Baraa are the following:

  • Ballots presented: 20,687
  • Pending ballots: 942
  • Ballots processed: 19,745
  • Valid ballots: 18,090
  • Void ballots: 975
  • Doubtful ballots: 190
  • Ballots in process: 490

The 20,687 signatures collected against Bartomeu is the highest figure in history to promote a motion of no confidence. So you can definitely guess that it was always a matter of when and not if Bartomeu resigns.

The time of Bartomeu at Barcelona is clearly over and it is for his own good that he resigns before the vote takes place and save himself from further humiliation.

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BUNDESLIGA 2020-21: Every single transfer that happened this summer

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BUNDESLIGA 2020-21: Every single transfer that happened this summer

The transfer window has officially closed in Germany and the squads have been finalised. Here, we have a look at all the ins and outs of every team in the Bundesliga.

Arminia Bielefeld 

In

  • Sergio Cordova (Augsburg) Loan
  • Nathan de Medina (Mouscron) Free transfer
  • Ritsu Doan (PSV Eindhoven) Loan
  • Christian Gebauer (SCR Altach) Free transfer
  • Jacob Laursen (Odense) Free transfer
  • Arne Maier (Hertha Berlin) Loan
  • Noel Niemann (1860 Munich) Free transfer
  • Nikolai Rehnen (Alemannia Aachen) end of loan
  • Mike van der Hoorn (Swansea City) Free transfer

Out

  • Jonathan Clauss (Lens) Free transfer
  • Agoston Kiss (Haladas) end of loan
  • Philipp Klewin (end of contract)
  • Prince Owusu (Paderborn) Free transfer
  • Can Özcan (Naestved BK) Loan
  • Alex Perez (end of contract)
  • Nils Quaschner (end of contract)
  • Stefan Salger (1860 Munich) Free transfer
  • Keanu Staude (end of contract)
  • Patrick Weihrauch (end of contract)
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Augsburg

In

  • Daniel Caligiuri (Schalke) Free transfer
  • Rafal Gikiewicz (Union Berlin) Free transfer
  • Michael Gregoritsch (Schalke) end of loan
  • Robert Gumny (Lech Poznan) €2.00m
  • Mads Pedersen (FC Zürich) end of loan
  • Nico Schlotterbeck (Union Berlin) Loan
  • Tobias Strobl (Borussia Mönchengladbach) Free transfer
  • Felix Uduokhai (Wolfsburg) loan deal made permanent

Out

  • Simon Asta (Greuther Fürth)
  • Daniel Baier (end of contract) 
  • Kavin Danso (Fortuna Düsseldorf) Loan
  • Sergio Cordova (Arminia Bielefeld) Loan
  • Fabian Giefer (FC Würzburger Kickers)
  • Tin Jedvaj (Bayer Leverkusen) end of loan
  • Eduard Löwen (Hertha Berlin) end of loan
  • Maurice Malone (Wehen Wiesbaden)Loan
  • Stephan Lichtsteiner (retired)
  • Andreas Luthe (Union Berlin)
  • Philipp Max (PSV Eindhoven) €8.00m
  • Tim Rieder (Kaiserslautern) €50Th.
  • Jozo Stanic (Zwickau) Loan
  • Georg Teigl (Austria Vienna)
  • Frederik Winther (Lyngby) Loan
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Bayer Leverkusen

In

  • Santiago Arias (Atletico Madrid) Loan
  • Lennart Grill (Kaiserslautern) £23.85m
  • Tin Jedvaj (Augsburg) end of loan
  • Patrik Schick (Roma) £23.85m

Out

  • Kai Havertz (Chelsea) £72.00m
  • Joel Pohjanpalo (Union Berlin) Loan
  • Panos Retsos (Saint-Etienne) Loan
  • Kevin Volland (Monaco) £13.95m
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Bayern Munich

In

  • Eric Maxim Choupo-Moting (PSG) Free Transfer
  • Douglas Costa (Juventus) loan
  • Adrian Fein (Hamburg) end of loan
  • Nicolas Kühn (Ajax) loan made permanent
  • Tanguy Nianzou (Paris Saint-Germain) 
  • Alexander Nübel (Schalke) Free Transfer
  • Marc Roca (Espanyol) £8.10m
  • Leroy Sane (Manchester City) £40.50m
  • Bouna Sarr (Marseille) £7.20m

Out

  • Thiago Alcantara (Liverpool) £19.80m
  • Oliver Batista Meier (Heerenveen) Loan
  • Philippe Coutinho (Barcelona) end of loan
  • Michael Cuisance (Marseille) Loan
  • Adrian Fein (PSV Eindhoven) Loan)
  • Christian Früchtl (Nürnberg) oan
  • Jeong Woo-yeong (Freiburg) end of loan
  • Lukas Mai (Darmstadt) Loan
  • Alvaro Odriozola (Real Madrid) end of loan
  • Ivan Perisic (Inter Milan) end of loan
  • Sarpreet Singh (Nürnberg) Loan
  • Sven Ulreich (Hamburg) Free Transfer
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Borussia Dortmund

In

  • Jude Bellingham (Birmingham City) £20.70m
  • Jamie Bynoe-Gittens (Manchester City) 
  • Emre Can (Juventus) loan deal made permanent for £22.50m
  • Thomas Meunier (Paris Saint-Germain) Free transfer
  • Felix Passlack (Fortuna Sittard) end of loan

Out

  • Leonardo Balerdi (Marseille) Loan
  • Dzenis Burnic (Heidenheim) £450Th.
  • Emre Can (Juventus) end of loan
  • Sergio Gomez (Huesca) loan
  • Mario Götze (end of contract)
  • Achraf Hakimi (Real Madrid) end of loan
  • Eric Oelschlägel (end of contract) 
  • Immanuel Pherai (Zwolle) Loan 
  • Andre Schürrle (end of contract)
  • Marius Wolf (Cologne) Loan
  • Ömer Toprak (Werder Bremen) £3.60m
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Borussia Mönchengladbach

In

  • Jordan Beyer (Hamburg) end of loan
  • Michael Lang (Werder Bremen) end of loan
  • Valentino Lazaro (Inter Milan) Loan
  • Jan Olschowsky (promoted from reserves) 
  • Andreas Poulsen (Austria Vienna) end of loan
  • Joe Scally (New York City) £450Th.
  • Julio Villalba (SCR Altach) end of loan 
  • Hannes Wolf (RB Leipzig) Loan

Out 

  • Keenan Bennetts (Ipswich Town) Loan
  • Fabian Johnson (end of contract)
  • Mortiz Nicolas (Osnabrück) Loan
  • Raffael (end of contract)
  • Tobias Strobl (Augsburg) Free transfer

Cologne

In 

  • Tolu Arokodare (Valmiera FC) Loan 
  • Sebastian Andersson (Union Berlin) €6.50m
  • Jan-Christophe Bartels (Wehen Wiesbaden) end of loan
  • Yann Bisseck (Roda JC) end of loan 
  • Ondrej Duda (Hertha Berlin) €7.00m
  • Jannes Horn (Hannover) end of loan
  • Vincent Koziello (Paris FC) end of loan 
  • Tim Lemperle (promoted from U19s) 
  • Dimitris Limnios (PAOK) €3.30m
  • Salih Özcan (Holstein Kiel) end of loan
  • Joao Queiros (Willem II) end of loan
  • Robert Voloder (promoted from U19s) 
  • Marius Wolf (Borussia Dortmund) Loan 
  • Ron-Robert Zieler (Hannover) Loan

Out 

  • Yann Bisseck (Vitoria Guimaraes) Loan
  • Kaan Caliskaner (Jahn Regensburg)
  • Jhon Cordoba (Hertha Berlin) €15.00m
  • Niklas Hauptmann (Holstein Kiel) Loan 
  • Thomas Kessler (retired)
  • Vincent Koziello (CD Nacional) Loan 
  • Toni Leistner (QPR) end of loan
  • Tomas Ostrak (MFK Karvina) Loan 
  • Marcel Risse (Viktoria Köln) Loan
  • Marvin Rittmüller (Heidenheim)
  • Louis Schaub (Luzern) Loan
  • Kingsley Schindler (Hannover) Loan 
  • Lasse Sobiech (FC Zürich) Loan
  • Simon Terodde (Hamburg) Free transfer
  • Mark Uth (Schalke) end of loan
  • Birger Verstraete (Antwerp) Loan

Eintracht Frankfurt

In

  • Ragnar Ache (Sparta Rotterdam)  £1.80m
  • Aymen Barkok (Fortuna Düsseldorf) end of loan
  • Ajdin Hrustic (FC Groningen) £900Th.
  • Jabez Makanda (promoted from U19s) 
  • Flynn Otto (promoted from U19s)
  • Markus Schubert (Schalke) Loan 
  • Andre Silva (AC Milan) loan deal made permanent for £8.10m
  • Tuta (Kortrijk) end of loan
  • Jetro Willems (Newcastle) end of loan 
  • Steven Zuber (Hoffenheim) £2.70m

Out

  • Sahverdi Cetin (end of contract)
  • Simon Falette (Hannover) Free transfer
  • Gelson Fernandes (retired)
  • Patrick Finger (end of contract) 
  • Mijat Gacinovic (Hoffenheim) £2.70m
  • Jonathan de Guzman (end of contract)
  • Dejan Joveljic (Wolfsberger AC) Loan
  • Goncalo Paciencia (Schalke) Free transfer
  • Frederik Rönnow (Schalke) Loan
  • Marco Russ (retired)
  • Lucas Torro (Osasuna) £1.80m
  • Felix Wiedwald (FC Emmen) Free transfer

Freiburg

In

  • Ermedin Demirovic (Alaves) €3.70m
  • Constantin Frommann (Sonnenhof Großaspach) end of loan 
  • Jeong Woo-yeong (Bayern Munich II) end of loan 
  • Patrick Kammerbauer (Eintracht Braunschweig) end of loan
  • Florian Müller (Mainz) Loan
  • Baptiste Santamaria (SCO Angers) €10.00m
  • Keven Schlotterbeck (Union Berlin) end of loan
  • Marco Terrazzino (Dynamo Dresden) end of loan
  • Guus Til (Spartak Moscow) Loan
  • Benjamin Uphoff (Karlsruher)

Out

  • Brandon Borrello (Fortuna Düsseldorf) Loan
  • Christoph Daferner (Dynamo Dresden) Free transfer
  • Mike Frantz (Hannover) Free transfer
  • Jerome Gondorf (Karlsruher) €500Th.
  • Florian Kath (Magdeburg) Loan
  • Robin Koch (Leeds United) €13.00m
  • Chima Okoroji (Paderborn) Loan
  • Yoric Ravet (Grenoble) Free transfer
  • Alexander Schwolow (Hertha Berlin) €7.00m
  • Pascal Stenzel (VfB Stuttgart) load deal made permanent for €1.30m
  • Luca Waldschmidt (Benfica) €15.00m

Hertha Berlin

In

  • Omar Alderete (Basel) €6.50m
  • Jhon Cordoba (Cologne) €15.00m
  • Maurice Covic (Ascoli) end of loan 
  • Matteo Guendouzi (Arsenal) Loan
  • Nils Körber (Osnabrück) end of loan 
  • Eduard Löwen (Augsburg) end of loan 
  • Daishawn Redan (Groningen) end of loan 
  • Alexander Schwolow (Freiburg) €7.00m
  • Lucas Tousart (Lyon) end of loan 
  • Deyovaisio Zeefuik (Groningen) €4.00m

Out

  • Ondrej Duda (Cologne) €7.00m
  • Alexander Esswein (end of contract) 
  • Marko Grujic (Liverpool) end of loan 
  • Vedad Ibisevic (Schalke) Free transfer
  • Salomon Kalou (end of contract)
  • Muhammed Kiprit (Uerdingen) Free transfer
  • Pascal Köpke (Nuremberg) €800Th
  • Arne Maier (Arminia Bielefeld) Loan 
  • Thomas Kraft (end of contract)
  • Karim Rekik (Sevilla) €2.00m
  • Lazar Samardzic (RB Leipzig) Free transfer
  • Per Skjelbred (Rosenborg) Free transfer
  • Dennis Smarsch (St. Pauli) Free transfer
  • Marius Wolf (Borussia Dortmund) end of loan

Hoffenheim

In

  • Kasim Adams (Fortuna Düsseldorf) end of loan
  • Joshua Brenet (Vitesse Arnhem) end of loan
  • Mijat Gacinovic (Eintracht Frankfurt) €3.00m
  • Domen Gril (NK Bravo) end of loan 
  • Bruno Nazario (Botafogo) end of loan 
  • Luca Philipp (promoted from reserves) 
  • Felipe Pires (Rijeka) end of loan 
  • Sebastian Rudy (Schalke) Loan
  • Ryan Sessegnon (Tottenham Hotspur Loan
  • Kevin Vogt (Werder Bremen) end of loan

Out

  • Ilay Elmkies (ADO Den Haag Loan
  • David Otto (Heidenheim) Loan
  • Felipe Pires (Moreirense)
  • Alexander Stolz (relegated to reserves) 
  • Steven Zuber (Eintracht Frankfurt) €3.00m
  • Leonardo Bittencourt (Werder Bremen) €7.00m
  • Gregor Kobel (VfB Stuttgart) €4.00m

Mainz

In

  • Issah Abass (Utrecht) end of loan 
  • Luca Kilian (Paderborn) €2.00m
  • Dimitri Lavalee (Standard Liege)

Out

  • Taiwo Awoniyi (Liverpool end of loan
  • Ridle Baku (Wolfsburg) €10.00m
  • Jeffrey Bruma (Wolfsburg) end of loan
  • Ahmet Gürleyen (Wehen Wiesbaden) Loan
  • Gerrit Holtmann (Bochum) Free transfer
  • Alexandru Maxim (Gaziantepspor) loan deal made permanent for free
  • Jonathan Meier (Dynamo Dresden) Loan 
  • Florian Müller (Freiburg) Loan
  • David Nemeth (Sturm Graz) loan
  • Ronael Pierre-Gabriel (Brest) Loan
  • Aaron Seydel (Darmstadt) Free transfer
  • Marin Sverko (Saarbrücken) Free transfer
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RB Leipzig

In

  • Angelino (Manchester City) Loan)
  • Jean-Kevin Augustin (Leeds) end of loan 
  • Dennis Borkowski (promoted from U19s)
  • Josko Gvardiol (Dinamo Zagreb) effective 1 July 2021
  • Benjamin Henrichs (AS Monaco) Loan
  • Hwang Hee-chan (Red Bull Salzburg) £8.10m
  • Justin Kluivert (Roma) Loan
  • Josep Martinez (Las Palmas) £2.25m
  • Lazar Samardzic (Hertha Berlin) £450Th
  • Tim Schreiber (promoted from U19s) 
  • Alexander Sorloth (Crystal Palace) £18.00m

Out

  • Ethan Ampadu (Chelsea) end of loan 
  • Mads Bidstrup (Brentford)
  • Noah Holm (Vitoria Guimaraes)
  • Tom Krauß (Nürnberg) Loan
  • Ademola Lookman (Fulham) Loan
  • Patrik Schick (Roma) end of loan
  • Timo Werner (Chelsea) £47.70m
  • Hannes Wolf (Borussia Mönchengladbach) Loan
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Schalke

In

  • Nabil Bentaleb (Newcastle) end of loan 
  • Can Bozdogan (promoted from U19s) 
  • Kerim Calhanoglu (promoted from U19s)  
  • Ralf Fährmann (Brann) end of loan 
  • Vedad Ibisevic (Hertha Berlin) Free transfer
  • Kilian Ludewig (Barnsley) Loan
  • Hamza Mendyl (Dijon) end of loan
  • Goncalo Paciencia (Eintracht Frankfurt)
  • Frederik Rönnow (Eintracht Frankfurt) Loan
  • Sebastian Rudy (Hoffenheim) end of loan 
  • Steven Skrzybski (Fortuna Düsseldorf) end of loan
  • Cedric Teuchert (Hannover) end of loan 
  • Malick Thiaw (promoted from U19s)
  • Mark Uth (Cologne) end of loan

Out

  • Guido Burgstaller (St. Pauli) Free transfer
  • Daniel Caligiuri (Augsburg) Free transfer
  • Jonas Carls (Vitoria Guimaraes) Loan
  • Pablo Insua (Huesca) Free transfer
  • Michael Gregoritsch (Augsburg) end of loan
  • Jonjoe Kenny (Everton) end of loan
  • Weston McKennie (Juventus) Loan
  • Alexander Nübel (Bayern Munich) Free transfer
  • Sebastian Rudy (Hoffenheim) Loan
  • Markus Schubert (Eintracht Frankfurt) Loan
  • Cedric Teuchert (Union Berlin) Free transfer
  • Jean-Clair Todibo (Barcelona) end of loan

Union Berlin 

In

  • Taiwo Awoniyi (Liverpool) Loan
  • Marius Bülter (Magdeburg) loan deal made permanent for £1.35m
  • Lars Dietz (Viktoria Köln) end of loan
  • Keita Endo (Yokohama F. Marinos) Loan 
  • Niko Gießelmann (Fortuna Düsseldorf) Free transfer
  • Sebastian Griesbeck (Heidenheim) Free transfer
  • Loris Karius (Liverpool) Loan
  • Robin Knoche (Wolfsburg) Free transfer
  • Max Kruse (Fenerbahce) Free transfer
  • Andreas Luthe (Augsburg) Free transfer
  • Tim Maciejewski (promoted from U19s)
  • Lennart Moser (Cercel Brugge) end of loan
  • Joel Pohjanpalo (Bayer Leverkusen) Loan 
  • Nico Schlotterbeck (Augsburg) Loan 
  • Berkan Taz (Energie Cottbus) end of loan 
  • Cedric Teuchert (Schalke)

Out

  • Suleiman Abdullahi (Eintracht Braunschweig) Loan
  • Sebastian Andersson (Union Berlin) 
  • Marius Bülter (Magdeburg) end of loan 
  • Laurenz Dehl (Hallescher) Loan
  • Lars Dietz (Würzburger Kickers)
  • Rafal Gikiewicz (Augsburg)
  • Julius Kade (Dynamo Dresden)
  • Felix Kroos (Eintracht Braunschweig)
  • Lennard Maloney (Borussia Dortmund) 
  • Maurice Opfermann (end of contract)
  • Yunus Malli (Wolfsburg) end of loan
  • Joshua Mees (Holstein Kiel)
  • Moritz Nicolas (Borussia Mönchengladbach) end of loan
  • Leo Oppermann (Hamburg II)
  • Michael Parensen (retired)
  • Sebastian Pölter (Fortuna Sittard)
  • Nicolai Rapp (Darmstadt) Loan
  • Ken Reichel (Osnabrück)
  • Keven Schlotterbeck (Freiburg) end of loan
  • Manuel Schmiedebach (end of contract)
  • Neven Subotic (Denizlispor)
  • Berkan Taz (Verl)

VfB Stuttgart

In

  • Ailton (Qarabag) end of loan
  • Chadrac Akolo (Amiens) end of loan
  • Waldemar Anton (Hannover) €4.00m
  • Momo Cisse (Le Havre) Free transfer
  • Anastasios Donis (Reims) end of loan 
  • Wataru Endo (Sint-Truiden) loan deal made permanent for €1.70m
  • Gregor Kobel (Hoffenheim) €4.00m
  • David Kopacz (Gornik Zabrze) end of loan
  • Dinos Mavropanos (Arsenal) loan
  • Nikolas Nartey (Hansa Rostock) end of loan
  • Mohamed Sankoh (Stoke City) Free transfer
  • Pascal Stenzel (VfB Stuttgart) loan deal made permanent for €1.30m
  • Erik Thommy (Fortuna Düsseldorf) end of loan

Out

  • Naouirou Ahamada (Juventus) Loan
  • Chadrac Akolo (Amiens) loan deal made permanent
  • Anastasios Donis (Reims) loan deal made permanent
  • Wataru Endo (Sint-Truiden) end of loan 
  • Mario Gomez (retired)
  • Gregor Kobel (Hoffenheim) end of loan 
  • Pablo Maffeo (Huesca) Loan
  • Nathaniel Phillips (Liverpool) end of loan

Werder Bremen

In

  • Felix Agu (Osnabrück) Free transfer
  • Boubacar Barry (Uerdingen) end of loan
  • Felix Bejimo (Greuther Fürth) end of loan 
  • Jan-Niklas Beste (Emmen) end of loan 
  • Tahith Chong (Manchester United) Loan 
  • Patrick Erras (Nürnberg) Free transfer
  • Martin Harnik (Hamburg) end of loan 
  • Thore Jacobsen (Magdeburg) end of loan 
  • Ole Käuper (Carl Zeiss Jena) end of loan 
  • Jean-Manuel Mbom (Uerdingen) end of loan
  • Johan Mina (Emelec) Free transfer
  • Maik Nawrocki (promoted from U19s)
  • Jonah Osabutey (Mouscron) end of loan
  • Romano Schmid (Wolfsberger) end of loan
  • Oscar Schönfelder (Mainz) Free transfer
  • Leonardo Bittencourt (Hoffenheim) €7.00m
  • Ömer Toprak (Borussia Dortmund) €4.00m

Out

  • Fin Bartels (Holstein Kiel) Free transfer
  • Jan-Niklas Beste (Jahn Regensburg) Loan
  • Johannes Eggestein (LASK Linz) Loan 
  • Benjamin Goller (Karlsruher) Loan
  • Martin Harnik (released)
  • Davy Klaassen (Ajax) €11.00m
  • Michael Lang (Borussia Mönchengladbach) end of loan
  • Claudio Pizarro (retired)
  • Luca Plogmann (SV Meppen) Loan
  • Nuri Sahin (end of contract)
  • Simon Straudi (Klagenfurt) Loan
  • Kevin Vogt (Hoffenheim) end of loan

Wolfsburg

In

  • Ridle Baku (Mainz) €10.00m
  • Bartosz Bialek (Zaglebie Lubin) €5.00m
  • Jeffrey Bruma (Mainz) end of loan
  • Lino Kasten (promoted from U19s)
  • Maxence Lacroix (Sochaux) €5.00m
  • Yunus Malli (Union Berlin) end of loan 
  • Omar Marmoush (promoted from reserves)
  • Maximilian Philipp (Dynamo Moscow) Loan
  • Marvin Stefaniak (Greuther Fürth) end of loan 
  • Felix Uduokhai (Augsburg) end of loan
  • John Yeboah (Venlo) end of loan

Out

  • Julian Justvan (Paderborn) Free transfer
  • Robin Knoche (Union Berlin) Free transfer
  • Ulysses Llanez (SC Heerenveen) Loan 
  • Iba May (Eintracht Braunschweig) Free transfer
  • Phillip Menzel (Klagenfurt) Free transfer
  • Marvin Stefaniak (Dynamo Dresden) Loan
  • Marcel Tisserand (Fenerbahce) €4.00m
  • Felix Uduokhai (Augsburg) loan deal made permanent for €7.00m
  • John Yeboah (Willem II) Free transfer

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Carry forward your credit limit from your existing operator to Jio at No extra cost

We are well aware of Jio’s unbelievable offerings. In the case of Jio Postpaid, the Indian telecom operator follows the same. It introduces the first-ever “CARRY-FORWARD YOUR CREDIT LIMIT FROM YOUR EXISTING OPERATOR TO JIO”.

In simple words, postpaid users under other telecom operators now can switch to Jio Postpaid Plus without losing their credit limit. For example, if you are a non-Jio postpaid user and you have a ₹500 credit limit. Now, if you want to switch to Jio Postpaid, that will be carry forwarded to your new Jio Postpaid account. Surprisingly, Jio is not taking a single rupee for that.

To avail this facility, users need to follow only three simple steps. Here are those –

  1. Send ‘Hi’ to 88-501-88-501 from WhatsApp (From your postpaid number that you want to move to Jio)
  2. Upload your existing operator’s postpaid bill
  3. After 24 hours, you can walk into any Jio store or call for home delivery of your JioPostpaid Plus SIM & get the credit limit of your choice without paying a single rupee/security deposit

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