Bukayo Saka (Arsenal)
April 2025 (match vs Ipswich Town)
Bukayo Saka sustained a painful knock during Arsenal’s 4-0 win at Ipswich, but manager Mikel Arteta has ruled out any serious injury concerns.
Saka was caught by a red-card tackle from Leif Davis, resulting in visible discomfort and ice treatment on the bench. Arteta confirmed he should be fit for upcoming matches.
Luis Guilherme (West Ham United)
April 2025 (ahead of summer transfer window)
Southampton are planning a move for West Ham winger Luis Guilherme, who has struggled for minutes since his £25m transfer from Palmeiras.
With Guilherme yet to make an impact, West Ham may sell to recover their investment. A deal could involve Saints goalkeeper Aaron Ramsdale heading the other way.
Trent Alexander-Arnold (Liverpool)
April 2025
Trent Alexander-Arnold must clarify his Liverpool future next week, with his contract expiring this summer and Real Madrid reportedly interested.
Alexander-Arnold has avoided contract talk in recent interviews. Neville says once Liverpool clinch the title, there’ll be no excuse to delay a public decision on whether he’s staying or leaving.
Tyler Dibling (Southampton)
When: April 2025
Southampton’s Tyler Dibling has dismissed his reported £100 million price tag as a joke, revealing teammates—especially Aaron Ramsdale—have been playfully mocking him over missed shots in training.
Despite transfer interest from Newcastle, Manchester United, and Bundesliga clubs, Dibling says he’s focused on training, improving, and helping Southampton after relegation, expressing deep loyalty to the club he’s been with since age eight.
Jamie Vardy (Leicester City)
April 2025
Gary Neville has advised Jamie Vardy to remain at Leicester next season, believing the veteran striker could play a crucial role in their Championship campaign following relegation from the Premier League.
Neville highlighted Vardy’s experience, movement in tight spaces, and potential to score 10–15 goals. He doubts Vardy would move to another English club and sees staying or retiring as likelier options.
Diogo Jota, Ibrahima Konaté, Luis Díaz (Liverpool)
April 2025
Liverpool are resuming talks with Jota, Díaz, and Konaté to extend their contracts after locking in deals with key veterans Salah and Van Dijk.
Talks had broken down earlier. Konaté’s case is urgent, with PSG interested and his deal expiring next summer.
Leon Avdullahu (Basel)
April 2025
Borussia Monchengladbach are seriously considering signing 21-year-old Basel midfielder Avdullahu, who has played 30 league games this season.
Real Betis, Fiorentina, and Wolfsburg are also monitoring him. Gladbach want to move quickly before competition intensifies.
Sam Johnstone (Wolverhampton Wanderers)
April 2025
Leeds are preparing a £10 million offer for Johnstone to replace Meslier, who has underperformed this season in the Championship.
Johnstone hasn’t featured since mid-December under Wolves boss Vítor Pereira, making him a realistic and experienced option for Leeds’ promotion campaign.
Jadon Sancho (Chelsea)
April 2025
Chelsea’s 2-1 win over Fulham triggered their obligation to sign Sancho permanently, as they secured a finish above 15th in the league.
The club can still cancel the deal by paying a £5 million fee, but a full transfer may proceed for up to £25 million.
Alejandro Garnacho (Manchester United)
April 2025
Chelsea, Atlético Madrid, Bayer Leverkusen, and Napoli are all eyeing a summer move for Garnacho, who could leave Manchester United for £70 million.
Napoli previously had a £42 million bid rejected as they seek a replacement for Kvaratskhelia. United remain firm on their valuation, and it’s unclear if any club will meet the price.
