Marcus Rashford (Aston Villa)
April 2025
Rashford netted his first goals for Aston Villa in a 3-0 win over Preston, guiding them into the FA Cup semi-finals.
He opened the scoring by finishing off a Digne assist, added a penalty shortly after, and Ramsey’s solo goal sealed the result in dominant second-half fashion.
Assane Diao (Como)
April 2025
Manchester United scouted 19-year-old winger Assane Diao during Como vs Empoli after his 5-goal breakout start in Serie A.
Signed from Real Betis in January, Diao’s Senegal debut and sharp form have drawn interest, but Como plan to keep him until at least 2026.
Jack Grealish (Manchester City)
April 2025 (ahead of summer window)
Manchester City winger Jack Grealish is drawing interest from multiple top clubs after a difficult season with no Premier League goals.
Amid City’s willingness to sell, Newcastle, Milan, and Chelsea are evaluating a summer move as the 29-year-old seeks to revive his form elsewhere.
Martín Zubimendi (Real Sociedad)
April 2025 (transfer planned for summer)
Arsenal remain determined to sign Zubimendi for €60m as Mikel Arteta continues his pursuit of the Spain international despite personal terms still pending.
Zubimendi previously rejected Liverpool’s interest to stay at Sociedad, but Arsenal hope Arteta’s presence will finally seal the move this summer.
Marco Rose (RB Leipzig)
March 2025
RB Leipzig have dismissed head coach Marco Rose and his staff following poor performances domestically and in Europe, with the team currently sitting sixth in the Bundesliga.
Rose, appointed in 2022, failed to progress from the Champions League group stage and lost to Monchengladbach, leaving Leipzig three points off fourth. The club will name an interim coach soon.
Hiroki Ito (Bayern Munich)
March 2025
Bayern Munich defender Hiroki Ito has suffered his second broken foot of the 2024-25 season during the 3-2 win over FC St. Pauli. He was substituted after 59 minutes with a confirmed metatarsal fractur
Ito, who has battled injuries all season, fractured his metatarsal again and was replaced by Raphael Guerreiro. Bayern confirmed the injury via social media and wished him a swift recovery.
Bruno Fernandes (Manchester United)
March 2025
Ruben Amorim is determined to retain Bruno Fernandes at Manchester United despite strong interest from Real Madrid, who are tracking the midfielder as a £90m replacement for Luka Modric.
While Amorim wants Fernandes to stay, United’s financial situation may force a sale. The Portuguese star has delivered 16 goals and 16 assists this season, but could be tempted by Madrid’s elite-level ambitions.
Gonçalo Inácio (Sporting CP)
March 2025
Manchester United are planning a summer move for Sporting defender Gonçalo Inácio, with head coach Ruben Amorim eager to reunite with his former player.
United have tracked Inácio for years and now have Amorim pushing for his signing. Sporting will only sell for €45 million. Inácio’s profile fits United’s new youth-first recruitment strategy and Amorim’s tactical plans.
Harry Kane (Bayern Munich)
March 2025
Kane scored against St Pauli to complete his scoring record against every Bundesliga team he’s faced, breaking a five-game goal drought in the league.
After returning from international duty with England, Kane found the net again in Bayern’s latest Bundesliga fixture. He now shifts focus to helping Bayern maintain their league lead and push for Champions League success.
Jean-Philippe Mateta (Crystal Palace)
March 2025
Mateta returned to action in Crystal Palace’s FA Cup quarter-final against Fulham wearing protective headgear after receiving 25 stitches from a horror head injury sustained against Millwall.
Social media lit up with reactions comparing Mateta’s look to Cyborg from Justice League and even Call of Duty characters, while fans praised his bravery and questioned his cautious play on return.
