Alejandro Garnacho (Manchester United)
Summer 2025
Manchester United have reportedly set a £65m price tag on winger Alejandro Garnacho, with Chelsea and Napoli showing strong interest ahead of a potential summer sale.
Garnacho, who scored and assisted against Brentford, is expected to be one of several players sold under United’s squad overhaul this summer.
Jorginho (Arsenal > Flamengo)
Summer 2025
Jorginho has agreed to join Flamengo on a three-year deal once his Arsenal contract expires. The move follows months of talks and marks a return to Brazil for the Italy international.
The deal will be formalized once his current terms at Arsenal end. Jorginho has made 26 appearances for the Gunners this season and remains active with Italy.
Leroy Sane (Bayern Munich)
Summer 2025
Sane’s contract with Bayern expires on June 30, and while the club hopes to extend it, negotiations have stalled over signing fee expectations.
If a renewal isn’t agreed, Sane prefers joining a club in London. Bayern are not willing to significantly increase their current offer and had hoped to secure a faster deal.
Kenny Atkinson (Cleveland Cavaliers)
May 2025
In his debut season, Kenny Atkinson led the Cavaliers to 64 wins and the No. 1 seed in the East, earning him NBA Coach of the Year honors. He received 59 of 100 first-place votes, surpassing former Cavs coach J.B. Bickerstaff and Houston’s Ime Udoka.
Atkinson reshaped rotations to elevate Evan Mobley, reduced star workloads, and used training camp to install a faster, team-oriented style. His system produced three All-Stars and a record-setting sweep over Miami in Round 1.
Trent Alexander-Arnold (Liverpool)
Summer 2025
Trent Alexander-Arnold is close to finalising a move to Real Madrid after informing Liverpool he plans to leave. A verbal agreement is in place on nearly all terms.
While image rights and legalities remain to be finalized, the move is driven by Alexander-Arnold’s desire for a new challenge abroad. Talks with close friend Jude Bellingham helped inform—but did not determine—his decision.
Joao Felix (AC Milan)
Targeting June 2025
Flamengo are pushing to sign Joao Felix on loan from Chelsea ahead of their Club World Cup campaign, with AC Milan not expected to renew his loan. Felix has six years left on his Chelsea deal.
Talks are ongoing, and Felix could face his parent club Chelsea on June 20 if a loan is agreed. Flamengo are also negotiating a free transfer for Arsenal’s Jorginho to boost their squad for the tournament.
James Maddison (Tottenham Hotspur)
May 2025
Tottenham midfielder James Maddison will miss the rest of the season due to a serious knee injury sustained during the 3-1 Europa League win over Bodo/Glimt, where he had scored.
Initial fears have been confirmed by scans showing potential ligament damage. A full diagnosis is expected within 48 hours, dealing Spurs a major blow ahead of the second leg and potential final.
Lewis Baker (Stoke City)
May 2025
Stoke have triggered a one-year extension for Lewis Baker after he scored six goals in 19 matches following his January return from Blackburn. He re-established himself as a key player under manager Mark Robins.
Baker impressed upon recall, helping Stoke narrowly avoid relegation. Goalkeepers Jack Bonham and Frank Fielding also extended their stays, while four senior players will depart the club this summer.
Rodrygo (Real Madrid)
Summer 2025
Arsenal and Manchester City are keen to sign Rodrygo for around €100m as Real Madrid prepare for a managerial transition to Xabi Alonso. Rodrygo, 24, is not seen as essential in Madrid’s attack compared to Mbappé and Vinicius Jr.
With his role under Alonso unclear, the Brazilian is evaluating options, and Premier League giants are ready to tempt him with key roles in their squads. Real Madrid are yet to make a firm decision.
William Saliba (Arsenal)
Summer 2025
Real Madrid have held talks for weeks with Saliba’s camp, making him their top transfer priority after Champions League elimination by Arsenal.
Saliba has become a defensive leader at Arsenal, but with two years left on his deal, Madrid are pushing while Arsenal hope to secure a contract extension.
