Idrissa Gana Gueye (Everton)
July 2025
Everton midfielder Idrissa Gana Gueye has signed a new one-year contract with an option for another season, extending his second stint at the club after a standout 2024/25 campaign.
The 34-year-old Senegalese international earned the squad’s Player’s Player of the Year award. His experience and leadership were pivotal, and Everton acted swiftly to secure his services ahead of the new season.
Michael Keane (Everton)
July 2025
Centre-back Michael Keane has extended his contract by one year, taking his stay at Everton into a ninth season.
Keane, who joined from Burnley in 2017 and has made 230 appearances, says he remains proud to represent the club.
Tom Heaton (Manchester United)
June 2025
Manchester United have extended Tom Heaton’s contract until 2026. The 39-year-old veteran goalkeeper remains with the club despite limited appearances, offering depth and experience in United’s goalkeeping roster.
Heaton, re-signed in 2021, has made just three appearances but provides reliable backup. United opted for continuity amid goalkeeper reshuffling, especially as Dean Henderson and others face uncertain futures.
Myles Lewis-Skelly (Arsenal)
June 2025
Arsenal academy standout Myles Lewis-Skelly has signed a new five-year contract running through 2030. The 18-year-old made 39 appearances last season, emerging as a surprise left-back solution for Mikel Arteta’s squad.
After breaking into the first team in December, Lewis-Skelly’s versatility and form earned him a national call-up and first goal against Man City. Arsenal secured his long-term future to protect their homegrown defensive talent.
Éderson (Manchester City)
June 2025
Manchester City goalkeeper Éderson has confirmed he will stay at the club next season despite renewed links to Saudi clubs. The 31-year-old dismissed most transfer speculation as false, reiterating commitment to City.
Although Al Nassr expressed interest previously, City never received a formal offer. With one year left on his contract, Éderson stated his focus remains on defending titles and chasing another Champions League with City.
Andy Robertson (Liverpool)
June 2025
Andy Robertson, with a year left on his Liverpool contract, says discussions are ongoing but he’s unsure of his future, especially as the club pursues Bournemouth left-back Milos Kerkez for added competition.
Robertson stressed he’s focused on family and pre-season, while admitting Liverpool must evolve. He acknowledged the competition is normal at a top club and is open to staying or leaving depending on future decisions.
Marcus Rashford (Manchester United)
June 2025
Rashford, returning from his Aston Villa loan, says he’s now fully recovered from a hamstring injury and ready for a new chapter. The Manchester United forward is preparing for a transfer this summer amid fan criticism.
Rashford shared training videos and confirmed he’s pain-free, responding to online comments. His absence late in Villa’s season was due to injury, but he’s now stepping up fitness before choosing his next destination.
Viktor Gyökeres (Sporting CP)
June 4, 2025
Gyökeres has withdrawn from Sweden’s upcoming friendlies against Hungary and Algeria due to a minor injury, halting international action after a prolific season with Sporting where he scored 48 goals and won a domestic double.
The striker was assessed by medical staff at Sweden’s training base and left camp as a precaution. Though the injury isn’t serious, the decision allows recovery time ahead of a possible summer transfer amid rising interest.
Rodri (Manchester City)
May 2025
Ballon d’Or winner Rodri made his long-awaited return from ACL and meniscus surgery, coming on in the 83rd minute during Man City’s match against Bournemouth. It was his first appearance since being injured against Arsenal in September.
Rodri received a standing ovation at the Etihad Stadium and replaced Erling Haaland late in the match. His recovery means he will likely be fit for the Club World Cup in the U.S. next month.
Taiwo Awoniyi (Nottingham Forest)
May 13, 2025
Taiwo Awoniyi is in an induced coma after urgent abdominal surgery following a collision during Forest’s 2-2 draw with Leicester. A second surgery is scheduled for Wednesday.
Awoniyi, injured late in the match, remained on the pitch despite discomfort. The incident triggered a heated on-field reaction from Forest owner Evangelos Marinakis over miscommunication with medical staff.
