Latest Transfer News and Rumors: Summer 2025 Window Heating Up.
As the summer transfer window approaches, clubs across Europe are making moves to strengthen their squads. From big-money bids to contract renewals and budget-friendly alternatives, here’s a roundup of the latest transfer stories.
Atletico Madrid Targeting Mason Greenwood
Atletico Madrid are expected to make a €60m (£50m) bid for Marseille and England forward Mason Greenwood, 23, at the end of the season. has he impressed in France, Atletico are keen to bring him to La Liga permanently.
Barcelona Focused on Frenkie de Jong Renewal
Barcelona are prioritizing a new contract for Frenkie de Jong, 27, amid interest from Arsenal. The Dutch midfielder remains a key part of Bacer plans, but the club must navigate financial constraints to secure his future at Camp Nou.
Manchester United Eyeing Jean-Philippe Mateta
Manchester United are monitoring Crystal Palace striker Jean-Philippe Mateta ahead of the summer window. With Victor Osimhen and Viktor Gyokeres deemed too expensive, United are exploring more cost-effective options, making Mateta a strong candidate.
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Manchester City Chasing Leicester’s Wonderkid Jeremy Monga
Manchester City are pushing to sign Jeremy Monga, a highly-rated 15-year-old talent from Leicester City. The youngster has already been named on the Foxes’ bench this season, showcasing his immense potential. City are eager to secure him before other elite clubs swoop in.
Everton Set for Major Squad Overhaul
Everton are preparing for a busy summer, with 15 players out of contract at Goodison Park. One of the key departures could be Abdoulaye Doucoure, 32, whose deal does not include an automatic extension. The Toffees are expected to undergo significant squad restructuring.
Arsenal Awaiting Joshua Kimmich Decision
Arsenal will know in March whether Joshua Kimmich intends to stay at Bayern Munich beyond the summer. The German midfielder is a long-term target for the Gunners, who are also interested in Real Sociedad’s Martin Zubimendi. Additionally, Arsenal will make another attempt to sign Rosenborg’s highly-rated youngster Sverre Nypan.
Tottenham, Manchester United, and Chelsea Tracking Benjamin Sesko
RB Leipzig’s Benjamin Sesko is attracting interest from Tottenham, Manchester United, and Chelsea. The 20-year-old Slovenian forward is considered one of Europe’s top emerging strikers, and a summer transfer battle could ensue.
West Ham and Crystal Palace Target Taylor Harwood-Bellis
West Ham and Crystal Palace are among the clubs interested in signing Southampton defender Taylor Harwood-Bellis, 23, this summer. The former Manchester City prospect has impressed in the Championship, making him a sought-after defensive reinforcement.
Chelsea and Liverpool Monitoring Jesus Rodriguez
Chelsea are interested in Real Betis’ Spain Under-19 winger Jesus Rodriguez, 19, who has a £42m release clause. However, Liverpool are also monitoring the young talent, setting up a potential bidding war.
Everton’s Stadium Financing Boost
Everton will save over £50m annually in interest repayments after securing a long-term financing deal for their new stadium. The financial relief could aid the club’s summer transfer plans as they look to rebuild.
Barcelona Open to Gavi Offers Amid PSG Interest
Barcelona would reluctantly consider selling Gavi if offers exceed €80m this summer. The young Spanish midfielder remains a key player, but the club’s financial situation may force a sale. PSG are reportedly interested in bringing him to Paris.
Liverpool and Newcastle Battle for Kingsley Coman
Liverpool and Newcastle are both vying to sign Kingsley Coman from Bayern Munich. The French winger could be available for around €45m, making him an attractive target for Premier League clubs looking to add experience and speed to their attack.
With clubs already preparing their summer strategies, expect more developments as the season progresses. Which of these potential moves excites you the most?
