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Martin Macdonald
- Updated: 16 Jun 2025 10:13 BST
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Now that the domestic season is over for all major European leagues, clubs can now focus on their preparations for the 2025/26 campaign, with a natural focus on recruitment.
The big spenders will be out in force again, with Real Madrid looking to back new boss Xabi Alonso, Chelsea keen to improve again after securing Champions League qualification, and Manchester United desperate to reclaim some kind of success after a disastrous season that saw them finish just three places above the relegation zone in the Premier League.
The Red Devils have signed Matheus Cunha, with Man City also flexing their financial power to sign Tijani Reijnders, Rayan Ait-Nouri, Marcus Bettinelli and Rayan Cherki.
With the Club World Cup starting in a few days, clubs had to sign players before 10th June to ensure they could play in that tournament, so we did see some big deals happen earlier than usual this year.
Some questions that will hang over the transfer window this season:
- Will Viktor Gyokeres leave Sporting CP?
- Who will sign Victor Osimhen?
- How much can Barcelona spend?
- Will top players want to join Man Utd?
- Will Arsenal sign a world-class striker?
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Which Chelsea players are for sale?
The majority of Chelsea's squad are for sale this summer, with only names like Moises Caicedo and Cole Palmer considered untouchable.
BBC Sport reports that a large number of senior players will definitely leave - Raheem Sterling, Ben Chilwell, Joao Felix, Axel Disasi, Renato Veiga, Armando Broja, Djordje Petrovic and Lesley Ugochukwu.
Nicolas Jackson and Noni Madueke could leave but the club is not actively pushing for a departure.
Brentford appoint Keith Andrews
United targeting Felix Nmecha
Tottenham to reject approaches for Romero
Tottenham value Cristian Romero at over €70 million and will not accept lower bids from suitors Atletico Madrid.
The Argentine's contract expires in 2027 and he has been linked with a big-money move to the Spanish capital, but Spurs are standing firm on his asking price.
Romero has an Estimated Transfer Value of €60.3m. (Telegraph)
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Laporta responds to Athletic Club's Williams worries
This week Athletic Club contacted La Liga to express concerns that Barcelona can't actually afford to sign Nico Williams nor register him as a player, on his wages, due to their financial situation.
Club President Joan Laporta responded to the Basque side, saying:
“Everyone should do what they think they have to. We’re doing what Barca should do when it comes to taking advantage of the opportunities in the market and following what our director of football and our manager tell us. I have nothing more to say about Athletic; let them do what they have to do. I respect what they do, just as I hope I respect what we do.”
Celtic sign Benjamin Nygren from FC Nordsjælland
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Everton to open talks with Branthwaite
Everton will open discussions with Jarrad Branthwaite over a new contract.
The central defender's current deals runs out in 2027 and he has been strongly linked with a move away over the last 12 months, with Manchester United in particular keen on a deal.
Things have gone quiet on that front, though, so it seems likely that Branthwaite will remain with the Toffees for now. (Fabrizio Romano)
Lang-Napoli links aren't going away
The Blues are desperate for a new stopper
OFFICIAL: Man Utd confirm ‘IMPORTANT’ player has signed for next season
Manchester United have confirmed that Tom Heaton has signed a new one-year deal with the club.
Jason Wilcox has explained why tying down the third-choice goalkeeper is seen as a vital deal at Old Trafford.
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Arsenal to battle Spurs for Eze
Arsenal are set to battle Tottenham for the signature of Eberechi Eze.
The attacking midfielder is likely to be Crystal Palace's high profile departure this summer and the club have set an asking price of around £68 million (€80m).
Eze scored eight goals and recorded eight assists in the Premier League in 2024/25 and was a key figure in Palace winning the FA Cup. (Sun)
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