It’s that time of the year again – the transfer window is now open until September 1 and it’s sure to be a busy period with clubs looking to make big signings ahead of next season.Here are today’s latest developments from Simon Jones and the Daily Mail Sport team… Is it yes or no, Mo? Besiktas waiting for Salah answerBesiktas say they are awaiting Mohamed Salah’s decision after submitting their final offer for the former Liverpool forward.Club president Serdal Adali confirmed to Turkish media: ‘We told Salah and his agent that we expect them to inform us of their decision shortly.’Since our first meetings, we have evaluated every requested increase and amendment within the framework of Besiktas’ interests and presented our final offer. The decision is now on the player’s side, and we expect a response soon.’He added that Besiktas had reviewed every requested increase and amendment throughout the negotiations while keeping the club’s interests in mind before putting forward its last proposal.Salah, now 34, has offers from elsewhere too including the MLS where Sporting Kansas City have made a lucrative two-year contract proposal. Mo Salah left Liverpool at the end of last season and has offers from more than one clubSaudi suitor for SanchoJason Sancho has emerged as a target for Qatari club Al-Rayyan.The 26-year-old is a free agent after leaving Manchester United and has been keeping fit while awaiting offers to assess.Atletico Madrid have also shown an interest in the England international. Jadon Sancho had loan spells at Dortmund, Chelsea and Aston Villa in his final three seasons as a Manchester United playerBlackburn bag Finley after trialBlackburn Rovers have signed former Brighton goalkeeper Finley Taylor after he impressed on trial.The 18-year-old was a free agent having left Brighton, where he had been for five years. Taylor said: ‘At the end of last season, I came on trial, played against Manchester United and it was a good game. A tough game against obviously one of the best teams in England.’After that, I found out I got signed. It was just a phone call, and it was a massive relief because, obviously, when you leave a club before, it’s quite nerve-racking; you don’t know what to expect. So, to get that call was a massive relief.’Newcastle turn to Hornicek after he rejected Hull move Newcastle United have switched sights to Sporting Braga goalkeeper Lukas Hornicek.The 24-year-old Czech Republic international was the subject of a failed bid by Hull City earlier in the window and Benfica have been making enquiries in the past week.Hull even matched his £25.9m release clause but Hornicek turned down the move.’We even had one [a concrete approach]. The player himself, Hornicek, refused. There was a proposal from England, from the Premier League, but the player felt he shouldn’t go to that club and we were happy for him to stay,’ the Braga president António Salvador confirmed to Portuguese media. Lukas Hornicek went to the World Cup with Czech Republic and has a £29.5m release clause at BragaHornicek was back in action in midweek as he starred in Braga’s 1-0 win at Serbian side Zeleznicar Pancevo in their Europa Conference League qualifier.Newcastle had been pursuing Manchester City’s James Trafford but he is set on moving to Leeds United in a deal worth around £45m as he discusses inserting a release clause into his contract.They had also held a meeting over Brighton keeper Carl Rushworth but ultimately Newcastle had reservations about his lack of top flight experience. Rushworth remains a target for Coventry City, where he was on loan last season. They have had bids worth £25m rejected so far.Newcastle have now asked about Hornicek and the deal could be agreed quickly if all parties wish to proceed.Wrexham in for Palace’s Imray – but face competitionWrexham have joined the clubs showing interest in Crystal Palace full-back Danny Imray.The 22-year-old, who had loan spells with Blackpool and West Bromwich Albion last season, is wanted back by Albion while Stoke City have also posted interest.Wrexham, though, are continuing to push the bar on their targets as they try to take that next step up into the Premier League.They also remain in the chase for Leicester City’s Harry Souttar. The Australia international has asked to leave but the Foxes want £10million which is deterring suitors such as Sheffield United, Stoke City and more. Danny ImrayLeicester in race against time for No 9 Leicester City are clear favourites to gain promotion from League One but are still to sign a striker – with barely three weeks to go until they kick-off the season against Notts County.Manager Russell Martin may have overseen a 3-3 draw against La Liga side Malaga in Marbella on Saturday but that didn’t mask what he thought the former Premier League champions were missing.’The topline, both wide positions and a No 9, I think it’s really clear,’ said the Foxes’ boss when asked about priorities.They have tried and failed to agree terms with former West Ham striker Danny Ings and, despite his appearance at first-team testing, Jamie Vardy is not planning a return. He still has aspirations to finish at the top.Read more on this story – and the proven League One strikers they could go for – HERE Jamie Vardy has been training at Leicester but has his sights on a higher level than League OneClick below for all the transfer developments over the last few days…SATURDAY: Tottenham continue push for Man City winger SavinhoFRIDAY: Real open talks for Yan Diomande, Chelsea go back to Villa to poach set-piece coach Austin MacPhee… and Brentford bid for West Ham wing backTHURSDAY: Arsenal sign Christos Tzolis in £34million move from Club Brugge as Leeds ramp up talks with Man City’s James TraffordWEDNESDAY: West Ham star Crysencio Summerville set for £60m Saudi Arabia move despite Roma’s late attempt to hijack dealTUESDAY: Fulham plot £24m bid for Southampton’s Shea Charles… after Leeds have three bids rejectedMONDAY: New York meeting key to Chelsea’s Maxence Lacroix move