Arsenal Reject Max Dowman Loan Offers as macOS 27 Golden Gate Launches
Football transfer round-up
Arsenal turn down loan approaches for Max Dowman
League One club Luton Town reportedly contacted Arsenal more than once about taking 16-year-old English attacker Max Dowman on loan. Arsenal rejected those approaches, according to Talksport.
The source material does not state why Arsenal refused Luton’s proposals.
Luke Shaw’s Manchester United future remains uncertain
Luke Shaw could leave Manchester United next summer, with the Mail reporting that there is currently no indication of contract talks involving the 31-year-old England defender.
That does not confirm that Shaw will depart. It indicates that his contractual position is being monitored ahead of next summer.
Manchester United are also reportedly close to securing Noah Ajayi’s first professional contract. The German midfielder is 17, and Sky Sports says an agreement is nearing completion.
Arsenal, Brighton and Aston Villa monitor Luca Weinhandl
Three Premier League clubs are reportedly tracking Luca Weinhandl, a 17-year-old Austrian midfielder at Sturm Graz. Arsenal, Brighton and Aston Villa are named as interested parties, while CaughtOffside reports that the player could be available for approximately £17 million.
That figure is a reported valuation, not a confirmed asking price or agreed fee.
Liverpool consider Lamine Camara
Liverpool are reportedly considering a January move for Lamine Camara, the 22-year-old Monaco and Senegal midfielder. Football Insider says Camara missed out on a move to Chelsea on deadline day.
The report points to possible interest rather than an active transfer agreement.
Tottenham linked with Mauro Icardi
Tottenham are the latest club linked with Mauro Icardi, the 33-year-old Argentine striker. He is reported to be available as a free agent after leaving Galatasaray in July.
Calciomercato is the source cited for Tottenham’s reported interest.
Arsenal monitor Rodrygo’s recovery
Arsenal are reportedly keeping track of Rodrygo’s recovery from injury after previously showing interest in the 25-year-old Real Madrid winger during the summer.
The report does not indicate that Arsenal have made a new offer or that Real Madrid are prepared to sell.
Vincent Joseph expected to leave Liverpool
English striker Vincent Joseph, aged 16, has confirmed his departure from Liverpool. The Standard reports that he is expected to join Arsenal.
The report describes the Arsenal switch as expected, but the source material does not provide details of the agreement or when the move will be completed.
Leeds take a cautious approach to Jean-Matteo Bahoya decision
Leeds United are not expected to rush into making Jean-Matteo Bahoya’s loan move permanent. The 21-year-old French forward joined from Eintracht Frankfurt on loan, with Leeds holding an option to buy reported at £19.7 million.
The reported option is not an obligation, so Leeds can decide against exercising it.
Anthony Martial set for Málaga move
Former Manchester United and France forward Anthony Martial is reportedly set to join La Liga side Málaga as a free agent. Martial is 30.
The move is reported as imminent rather than formally completed.
macOS 27 Golden Gate: release and compatibility
Apple’s macOS 27 Golden Gate officially became available on 14 September 2026, following its announcement at WWDC in June.
The update is available for compatible Macs. Its most prominent addition is described as Siri AI, which brings deeper artificial-intelligence functions into macOS.
Which Macs support macOS 27?
macOS 27 Golden Gate supports Apple Silicon Macs only. Apple’s previous major release, macOS 26 Tahoe, was identified as the final version to support Intel-based Macs.
The compatible models listed in the source material are:
| Mac model | Supported models |
|---|---|
| MacBook Neo | 2026 |
| MacBook Pro | 2020 and later |
| MacBook Air | 2020 and later |
| Mac mini | 2020 and later |
| iMac | 2021 and later |
| Mac Studio | 2022 and later |
| Mac Pro | 2023 and later |
The listed model years apply to compatible Apple Silicon versions. Intel-powered Macs are not supported by macOS 27.
Compatibility also varies within the supported Apple Silicon range because some newer AI functions require more recent hardware.
Advanced AI features have stricter requirements
The source material says that some advanced Apple Intelligence capabilities, including an improved Voice Mode, require:
- An M3 Mac or newer
- At least 12 GB of RAM
That excludes the MacBook Neo and a number of older MacBook Air models, even though some of those machines can install macOS 27 itself.
A Mac may qualify for the operating-system update while lacking the hardware needed for the most demanding Siri AI functions.
Siri AI availability is limited at launch
Siri AI is described as English-only at launch. The supplied material also says it will not initially be available in the European Union or China because of regulatory concerns.
Availability can change over time, but the material does not provide a timetable for broader language or regional support.
How to install macOS 27 Golden Gate
The official release follows a beta period that began in July. Owners of compatible Macs can check their Mac’s software-update controls for the release.
Before installing, users should:
- Confirm that their Mac appears on the supported-device list.
- Back up important files.
- Check that there is enough available storage.
- Allow time for the update and any subsequent restart.
- Review which AI features their particular Mac can use rather than assuming every feature is available on every Apple Silicon model.
Users who rely on a Mac for work may prefer to check application compatibility and complete a backup before installing.
Sources
- BBC Sport, “Arsenal rejected Dowman loan offers – Thursday’s gossip,” 16 September 2026: https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/articles/c617jz28nkvgo?at_medium=RSS&at_campaign=rss
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