Bruno Fernandes (Manchester United)
Deadline set for Thursday (72 hours from offer)
Al Hilal have given Bruno Fernandes a 72-hour deadline to accept a final offer that would see his salary rise to £700,000 a week, with a total package worth up to £200 million.
The Saudi club is prepared to pay Manchester United £100 million if Fernandes agrees to the move. If rejected, they may pursue Youri Tielemans or Ederson.
Cristiano Ronaldo (Al Nassr)
June 2025
Cristiano Ronaldo posted a cryptic message suggesting his time at Al Nassr is over, following FIFA president Gianni Infantino’s remarks about potential Club World Cup talks.
Ronaldo’s Instagram post hinted at a new chapter, as FIFA’s June 1–10 window allows Club World Cup teams to sign players like him.
Matheus Cunha (Wolverhampton Wanderers)
Summer 2025
Matheus Cunha has thanked Wolves fans after a standout season, as speculation over a move to Manchester United builds. He scored 17 goals this season and is under contract with a £62.5m release clause.
Despite a recent contract renewal, Cunha could leave if United trigger his release clause.
Jadon Sancho (Chelsea)
Summer 2025
Jadon Sancho is reportedly open to staying at Chelsea after his loan from Manchester United. His start in the key match against Nottingham Forest is seen internally as a sign Chelsea may activate their purchase option.
Chelsea have an option to buy, and the club’s recent actions suggest serious consideration of a permanent deal.
Álvaro Carreras (Benfica)
Summer 2025, ahead of Club World Cup
Real Madrid are closing in on signing Álvaro Carreras from Benfica, aiming to include him in their squad for next month’s Club World Cup in the U.S.
Madrid are ready to activate the 22-year-old left-back’s €50m release clause. Carreras, a former Real academy product, is keen to return after leaving for Manchester United in 2020 and later joining Benfica.
Christian Eriksen, Jonny Evans, Victor Lindelof (Manchester United )
End of 2024/25 season
Manchester United have confirmed the departures of veteran trio Eriksen, Evans and Lindelof. The three players made over 600 combined appearances for the club and featured in the final-day 2-0 win over Aston Villa, with Eriksen scoring a farewell penalty.
All three received ovations from the Old Trafford crowd, with United issuing an official statement thanking them for their service and wishing them well.
Marcus Rashford (Aston Villa)
End of 2024/25 season
Rashford has posted a thank-you message to Aston Villa fans, staff, and teammates after completing his loan spell from Manchester United. The 27-year-old contributed 4 goals and 5 assists in 17 matches before a hamstring injury cut his season short.
In his Instagram post, Rashford called Villa “a really special club” and thanked supporters for their warm welcome. His future remains uncertain, though reports suggest he prefers a Champions League club and is unlikely to move to London.
Kieran Tierney (Arsenal)
Final day of 2024/25 Premier League season
Kieran Tierney marked his last appearance for Arsenal with a goal in the 43rd minute during their win over Southampton. The 27-year-old left-back, who joined Arsenal from Celtic in 2019, is set to rejoin the Scottish champions after signing a pre-contract agreement in January.
Tierney converted a Ben White cross before being subbed off on the hour mark and waved farewell to the Gunners’ away fans at full-time.
Dyson Daniels (Atlanta Hawks)
2024-25 NBA Season
Dyson Daniels became the first Australian Boomer named to the NBA All-Defensive First Team, capping a breakout season with three postseason awards: All-Defensive honors, Most Improved Player, and the league steals title.
Nicknamed “Great Barrier Thief,” the 6’7” guard averaged 3 steals and 14 points per game after a mid-season trade from New Orleans. His defensive instincts and effort have drawn league-wide recognition and positioned him as a core piece of Australia’s basketball future alongside Josh Giddey.
