Victor Osimhen (Galatasaray)
April 2025
Manchester United are targeting a £40m move for Napoli striker Victor Osimhen, currently on loan at Galatasaray, with Ruben Amorim naming him his top striker priority.
With Osimhen entering the final year of his contract, Napoli risk losing him for free next summer. United seek firepower after Højlund and Zirkzee underperformed, combining for just six league goals.
Vinicius Junior (Real Madrid)
April 2025
Vinicius Junior is close to signing a new contract with Real Madrid despite already being tied to the club until 2027, per Fabrizio Romano.
The Brazilian forward has delivered 20 goals and 14 assists this season. Real Madrid see him as central to their future as they push for a domestic double despite Champions League exit.
Scott Parker (Burnley)
April 2025
Burnley boss Scott Parker is reportedly among the names Tottenham are considering to replace Ange Postecoglou, who is likely to leave even if Spurs win the Europa League.
Despite reaching the Europa League semi-finals, Spurs sit 16th in the Premier League. Parker, along with Iraola and Marco Silva, is seen as a potential fit for the club’s reset.
Sverre Halseth Nypan (Rosenborg)
April 2025
Aston Villa are reportedly in pole position to sign highly rated teenage midfielder Sverre Halseth Nypan, ahead of Arsenal and Manchester City.
The Times reports Villa have made significant progress in negotiations, with their clear development plan giving them an edge over rival Premier League clubs chasing the Norwegian talent.
Christopher Nkunku (Chelsea)
April 2025
Christopher Nkunku reportedly believes his time at Chelsea is over and is awaiting the club’s decision on potential summer exit options.
After a disappointing, injury-hit spell, Nkunku is open to leaving, with Chelsea now exploring possible destinations to offload the attacker ahead of the 2025–26 season.
Santiago Muñoz (Sporting Kansas City)
April 2025
Former Liga MX and Newcastle forward Santiago Muñoz has joined Sporting Kansas City on loan with a purchase option, aiming to revitalize his career after a poor season with Santos Laguna.
Muñoz made just 12 appearances in Clausura 2025 without scoring. He joins a struggling SKC side under interim coach Kerry Zavagnin, and remains eligible to represent either Mexico or the USMNT internationally.
Achraf Hakimi (Paris Saint-Germain)
April 2025 (Ligue 1 match vs Nantes)
Achraf Hakimi was left out of PSG’s squad for their 1-1 draw with Nantes, prompting speculation ahead of their Champions League semi-final against Arsenal.
French reports confirmed Hakimi was rested by coach Luis Enrique as part of planned rotation. The Moroccan star is injury-free and being preserved for key fixtures in Europe and domestic competition.
Dai Yongge (Reading FC)
April 2025
Reading owner Dai Yongge has been given until May 5 to complete the club’s sale after being disqualified under the EFL’s owners’ and directors’ test.
The EFL extended the deadline due to progress in talks with a buyer, reportedly ex-Wycombe owner Rob Couhig. The unnamed buyer will cover club finances during the transition.
Matheus Cunha (Wolverhampton Wanderers)
April 2025
Matheus Cunha is attracting interest from five Premier League clubs, including Manchester United, Arsenal, and Aston Villa, with Saudi sides also ready to trigger his £64m release clause.
Cunha is open to joining United, whom he admires, and will leave Wolves this summer if the clause is met. Talks have already begun with several potential suitors.
Anthony Edwards (Minnesota Timberwolves)
April 2025 (Game 1 vs Lakers)
The NBA has fined Anthony Edwards $50,000 for inappropriate language and an obscene gesture toward a fan during Minnesota’s Game 1 win over the Lakers.
Edwards reacted to heckling aimed at Rudy Gobert by defending his teammate and ending the exchange with a lewd gesture. The fine was announced by league operations president Byron Spruell.
