Igor Paixao (Feyenoord)
July 2025
Leeds United are closely monitoring Marseille’s efforts to sign Feyenoord winger Igor Paixao. The French side have made a £26m offer, but talks have stalled, keeping Leeds in contention.
Leeds have met with the player’s camp but haven’t submitted an official bid. Feyenoord are holding firm on their valuation. Leeds hope to seize the opportunity if Marseille fail to reach a breakthrough in negotiations.
Ashley Young (Ipswich Town)
July 2025
Veteran defender Ashley Young has completed a medical at Ipswich Town and agreed to a one-year contract. The 40-year-old left Everton as a free agent and was also pursued by former club Watford.
Manager Kieran McKenna played a key role in convincing Young, having worked with him during their Manchester United days. The move will be officially announced within 24 hours as Young joins Ipswich’s Championship promotion push.
Ederson (Manchester City)
July 2025
Manchester City want to keep Ederson despite reported Galatasaray interest. The Turkish club are reportedly confident of a deal and have verbally agreed terms with the keeper’s agent, though no official approach has been made.
Ederson denied exit rumours, saying he’s focused on winning more titles with City. Guardiola won’t block exits, but the decision lies with Ederson, who currently says his “head is here.” City won’t entertain a move unless he pushes for one.
Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall (Chelsea)
July 2025
Fulham are interested in Chelsea midfielder Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall and have explored the possibility of either a loan or permanent move. A formal approach could follow if initial discussions indicate Chelsea are open to a deal.
Dewsbury-Hall played six Club World Cup games, starting one. He’s under contract until 2029 with an optional extension. Fulham are now assessing feasibility before tabling an official offer to boost their midfield ranks.
Facundo Buonanotte (Brighton)
July 2025
Borussia Dortmund are interested in signing Brighton midfielder Facundo Buonanotte, who spent last season on loan at relegated Leicester. Dortmund have tracked the Argentine since his Rosario days and see him as a fit for their attacking rebuild.
The 20-year-old has three years left on his Brighton deal. Dortmund are targeting players who can operate as a No. 10 or winger. No formal offer has been submitted, but interest is serious as they look to strengthen their depth and creativity.
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Mateo Joseph (Leeds United)
July 2025
Leeds striker Mateo Joseph has informed manager Daniel Farke of his desire to leave the club, preferring a move to Spain. He skipped Leeds’ training camp in Germany and is attracting renewed interest from Real Betis.
Farke won’t block Joseph’s departure but insists any transfer must meet Leeds’ valuation. Betis had a previous £10m+ bid rejected. Joseph, under long-term contract, cites Spanish roots as motivation for requesting a fresh challenge abroad.
