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Transfer news recap: Ozil, Bale, Willian, Lamela and the rest of Wednesday's gossip and done deals as they happened Catch up with all the horse-trading, posturing, turning to the left and coughing that took place in the transfer market on Wednesday That's your lot for today, folks. But before I go, let's recap some of today's big stories: Roma confirm sale of Erik Lamela to Spurs Tottenham also eyeing up Christian Eriksen Arsenal target Mesut Ozil insists he's happy in Spain Willian completes Chelsea move after being granted a work permit Swansea re-sign Tiendalli Dwight Tiendalli will never be in such lofty company again. Do join us tomorrow for all the latest news and rumours as the transfer window rumbles towards its conclusion. They may have tied up the signing of the day but Tottenham show no signs of slowing down in the transfer market. Ajax sporting director Marc Overmars has comfirmed that Danish playmaker Christian Eriksen

Gareth Bale will not return to Tottenham Last Updated: August 28, 2013 1:31pm   24 Gareth Bale: No return to Tottenham Sky Bet Tottenham v Dinamo Tbilisi Tottenham 1/6 Draw 11/2 Dinamo Tbilisi 14/1 Football Betting Claim your free bet now! Sky sources understand that Gareth Bale does not intend to return to Tottenham's training ground again. Bale - who again did not turn up for training on Wednesday - is reportedly furious with Spurs over their handling of his planned world-record move to Real Madrid, after the transfer failed to be completed over the weekend. According to Sky Sports presenter Jim White, Bale was told last week that he could "say his goodbyes" to the rest of the Spurs

The timetable has been slowed by Spurs’ failure to sign Willian, whose move to White Hart Lane was hijacked by Chelsea in a £30 million deal. Spurs would like to sign Juan Mata — who was left out of Chelsea’s starting XI for last night’s league match away to Manchester United — but know that a bid would be rebuffed. Spurs have agreed a payment schedule with Real, with the Spanish giants having agreed to covering the fee in three bullet payments. If they were to renege on the agreement the fee would rise substantially, although if they were to pay up early they would receive a discount. Bale is due back in London today having spent the Bank Holiday weekend in Malaga ahead of his move and Spurs have taken a dim view of Real erecting scaffolding at the Santiago Bernabéu stadium, in preparation for an unveiling, and also selling Bale No11 shirts. Nevertheless the deal is expected finally to go ahead and Tottenham’s claim on Monday that at least one more bid had been received

Spurs are adamant that despite agreeing a deal in principle to sell Bale to Real for £90 million (€105million — €5million more than was expected) they will not release the forward until a replacement is signed. There is little doubt that Bale will be a Real player for a world-record fee by the time that the transfer window closes on Sept 2 but senior sources suggested on Monday night it could go into the final two days of the window. Real had hoped to unveil the player on Tuesday. Real have negotiated a straight cash deal with Spurs having also discussed the possibility of selling players to them as part of the negotiations. The Premier League club, despite reaching an agreement at a summit meeting last Wednesday involving Real president Florentino Pérez, Spurs chairman Daniel Levy, technical director Franco Baldini and Bale’s agent Jonathan Barnett, will not be railroaded into an announcement. Spurs ratified the deal over the weekend even though Levy continued to insist