André Onana (Manchester United)
April 2025
Saudi Arabian club Neom is in talks with André Onana for a potential summer move, with the goalkeeper open to leaving Europe.
Neom, leading Saudi’s second tier, is planning major signings to strengthen if promoted to the Saudi Pro League.
Jonathan Tah (Bayer Leverkusen)
April 2025
Internazionale have made enquiries about signing Jonathan Tah, whose Bayer Leverkusen contract expires this summer.
Other defensive targets like Mario Gila, Sam Beukema, and Jhon Lucumi are also on Inter’s radar if a Tah deal falls through.
Jonathan David (Lille)
April 2025
Napoli are trying to persuade Jonathan David to join them when his contract expires, but the striker is hesitant about committing.
Premier League clubs and Serie A giants Juventus and Internazionale have also entered discussions with David’s camp.
Nuno Tavares (Lazio)
Summer 2025
Lazio plan to buy Nuno Tavares from Arsenal for €4m and sell him to Juventus for over €15m due to interest amid Cambiaso uncertainty.
Juventus see Tavares as a potential reinforcement if Cambiaso leaves, fast-tracking negotiations with Lazio.
Tomás Soucek (West Ham)
April 2025
Everton manager David Moyes wants to bring Tomás Soucek from West Ham, despite his new contract until 2027.
Moyes is influencing Everton’s summer strategy, also looking at Ben Doak (Liverpool) and Liam Delap (Ipswich Town).
Xabi Alonso (Bayer Leverkusen)
April 2025
Xabi Alonso confirmed his future plans are “clear” but asked fans for patience, amid strong links to the Real Madrid job if Carlo Ancelotti departs.
Alonso emphasized open communication with Bayer Leverkusen leadership and stressed there is no rush in announcing his decision, urging people to “wait a bit” for confirmation.
Carlo Ancelotti (Real Madrid)
May 2025 (Post Copa del Rey Final)
Carlo Ancelotti is reportedly “very close” to becoming Brazil’s new head coach, with negotiations expected to conclude soon after a disappointing end to Real Madrid’s season.
Brazil have pursued Ancelotti since the 2022 World Cup; after Real Madrid’s Copa del Rey defeat and Champions League exit, talks have intensified, with an appointment ideally before June’s international matches.
Ruben Amorim (Manchester United)
April 2025
Ruben Amorim said he has “no regrets” about taking the Manchester United job mid-season, despite struggles that could lead to the club’s lowest finish since 1990.
Amorim admitted doubts during December’s poor run but feels enduring hardship will strengthen the club’s rebuild. He also defended risky January departures, believing they will benefit United’s long-term future.
Harry Kane (Bayern Munich)
April 2025 (Ahead of Bayern vs RB Leipzig)
Harry Kane will miss Bayern Munich’s title-clinching match against RB Leipzig after picking up a fifth yellow card of the season during their 3-0 win over Mainz.
Bundesliga rules enforce a one-match suspension after five yellow cards. Despite his absence, coach Vincent Kompany insists Bayern will still celebrate if they secure the title. Kane, with 24 league goals, remains positive and ready to join celebrations.
Eric Ramsay (Southampton)
Summer 2025 Managerial Appointment
Eric Ramsay, currently managing Minnesota United, is among the candidates considered by Southampton as they seek a new head coach after a thorough reassessment period.
Southampton are carefully evaluating options with input from technical director Johannes Spors; Ramsay’s background at Chelsea and Manchester United and his multilingual skills boost his candidacy.
