Eberechi Eze (Crystal Palace)
Apirl 2025
Manchester United and Tottenham are showing strong interest in Crystal Palace playmaker Eberechi Eze, with both clubs identifying him as a top attacking target for the summer.
Eze’s recent FA Cup heroics have drawn attention, and TEAMtalk reports that a bid of £60m may be required to secure the 26-year-old, who fits well into Ruben Amorim’s plans at United.
Draymond Green (Golden State Warriors), Taylor Jenkins (Memphis Grizzlies)
Summer 2023 to present
Draymond Green nearly joined Memphis in 2023 via sign-and-trade before a $100M Warriors deal. Memphis aimed to replace Dillon Brooks with veteran leadership and tried radical offensive reforms this season.
Green called Warriors teammates to signal his possible departure before Golden State intervened. The Grizzlies revamped coaching staff and offense under assistant Tuomas Iisalo, but lack of buy-in and poor results led to Jenkins’ late-season firing. Internal confusion, front office-driven overhaul, and player skepticism derailed the vision.
Isaiah Stewart, Marcus Sasser, Ron Holland II (Pistons); Donte DiVincenzo, Naz Reid (Timberwolves)
Sunday night incident, suspensions announced 1 Apr
Five players were suspended following a heated on-court altercation between the Pistons and Timberwolves.
Stewart received a two-game ban due to his history of unsportsmanlike behavior. Sasser, Holland, DiVincenzo, and Reid each received one-game suspensions. The fight erupted after hard contact and escalated into a multi-player scuffle involving bench personnel and coaches.
Richarlison (Tottenham Hotspur)
April 2025
Richarlison is close to returning from injury and could feature in Tottenham’s Europa League quarter-final against Eintracht Frankfurt after missing most of the season with hamstring and calf issues.
Flamengo offered £16m for Richarlison in January, but Spurs rejected the bid, valuing him closer to £32m. Despite interest from Fluminense, the striker reportedly prefers to remain in Europe to avoid complicating a potential return later.
Harry Kane (Bayern Munich)
April 2025
Harry Kane has dismissed rumours of a Premier League return, saying he’s fully focused on his journey with Bayern Munich, where he has thrived since leaving Tottenham in 2023.
In an interview with ESPN, Kane said he’s not thinking about any other league or team, praising Bayern’s high-level environment and pressure. He reflected fondly on his Tottenham days but emphasized he’s happy in Germany and focused on the present.
Jude Bellingham (Real Madrid)
March 2025
Bellingham has expressed his happiness at Real Madrid and declared his intention to stay for the next 10 to 15 years, following a stellar debut season that included a La Liga and Champions League double.
In an interview with Marca, the England star described Madrid as “the perfect club” for him, highlighting his ambition to remain a key figure in their midfield for the long haul.
Kobbie Mainoo (Manchester United)
April 2025
Manchester United manager Ruben Amorim is reportedly not fully convinced by Kobbie Mainoo’s long-term fit and may be open to selling him this summer for around £70 million.
Since Amorim’s arrival, Mainoo has struggled with fitness and form, making only 16 appearances. With the 19-year-old rejecting extension offers, he could seek a move abroad unless he proves himself after returning from injury.
James Trafford (Burnley)
March 2025
Newcastle United remain strongly interested in signing Burnley goalkeeper James Trafford ahead of the summer window as they prepare to overhaul their goalkeeping department.
Despite already having three senior keepers, manager Eddie Howe sees the 22-year-old—who has kept 27 clean sheets this season—as a long-term target. Man City hold a buy-back clause but aren’t expected to act on it.
