Thomas Müller (Bayern Munich)
May 2025
Bayern Munich veteran Thomas Müller is expected to continue playing despite retirement speculation.
The 35-year-old is evaluating offers from MLS clubs after completing his 43rd appearance of the season in Bayern’s 4-0 win over Hoffenheim.
Ángel Di María (Inter Miami)
May 2025
Inter Miami are in talks to sign Benfica winger Ángel Di María on a free transfer this summer.
The club hopes to finalize the deal before the MLS transfer window opens on July 24, reuniting Di María with Lionel Messi.
Ben Mee (Brentford)
End of 2024/25 season
Brentford defender Ben Mee will depart the club when his contract expires, ending a three-year stint since joining in July 2022.
Mee announced Sunday’s match will be his final game at the Gtech Community Stadium. The 35-year-old thanked fans and stated he plans to continue playing elsewhere next season.
Jeremie Frimpong (Liverpool)
Medical scheduled for Monday
Liverpool are finalizing the signing of Bayer Leverkusen right-back Jeremie Frimpong after triggering his £29.5m release clause. Personal terms have already been agreed.
Frimpong is expected to arrive in the UK for his medical, with the deal set to be announced shortly after.
Rayan Cherki (Lyon)
Announced after Lyon’s 2-0 win over Angers on Saturday
Cherki has confirmed he will leave Lyon this summer as a free agent, ending speculation over his future. The 21-year-old has contributed 12 goals and 20 assists this season.
With his contract expiring, Cherki is now free to negotiate with interested clubs, with several Premier League sides already linked to the French midfielder.
Mike Maignan (AC Milan)
Summer 2025
AC Milan are prepared to consider offers for goalkeeper Mike Maignan following stalled contract talks. The club values him at around €30 million.
Milan’s willingness to sell stems from a lack of progress in negotiations and potential squad reshuffling. They are also expecting bids for winger Rafael Leão from Premier League and Saudi clubs.
Ashley Young, Asmir Begovic, Joao Virginia (Everton)
End of June 2025
Everton have confirmed that Young, Begovic and Virginia will leave the club when their contracts expire. Five more players are out of contract, with decisions pending.
Manager David Moyes stated each player will be spoken to individually, with some receiving clarity on their futures by the end of this week and others by next week.
Conor Bradley (Liverpool)
May 2025
Liverpool have confirmed that right-back Conor Bradley has signed a new contract running until June 2029, securing his future as a key first-team player.
Bradley’s role is expected to increase following Trent Alexander-Arnold’s confirmed departure to Real Madrid. Liverpool also plan to trigger Jeremie Frimpong’s release clause, setting up competition at right-back.
Carlo Ancelotti (Real Madrid)
May 2025
Carlo Ancelotti defended Real Madrid’s transfer strategy amid a trophyless season, highlighting injuries to key defenders as the major factor. He expressed full support for the club’s ongoing rebuild, which includes deals for Dean Huijsen, Trent Alexander-Arnold, and Álvaro Carreras.
Ancelotti ruled out regrets over January inaction, instead citing long-term absences of Éder Militão, Dani Carvajal, and others. With Ancelotti set to leave for Brazil, Xabi Alonso is expected to lead the new-look side at the Club World Cup.
Dean Huijsen (Bournemouth)
May 2025
Dean Huijsen has completed his medical and agreed personal terms with Real Madrid ahead of a £50m transfer from Bournemouth, with a five-year deal in place.
The fee will be paid in three instalments over two years. Huijsen will feature in Bournemouth’s final two games before joining Madrid for the Club World Cup in the US next month.
