Garcia Pimienta (Sevilla)
April 2025
Sevilla have sacked manager Javier Garcia Pimienta following a fourth consecutive LaLiga defeat, this time 1–0 to Valencia. The club sits 13th in the table, just seven points above relegation.
Hired last July, Pimienta couldn’t turn around Sevilla’s inconsistent season despite prior success at Las Palmas. The club thanked him for his efforts and will face Alaves next as they try to stabilize.
Oleksandr Zinchenko (Arsenal)
April 2025
Borussia Dortmund are considering a summer move for Arsenal left-back Oleksandr Zinchenko, with both the club and player reportedly open to parting ways.
Zinchenko has lost his starting spot to Myles Lewis-Skelly, making a transfer more likely. Dortmund’s long-standing interest may finally translate into action this transfer window.
Yahia Fofana (Angers)
April 2025
Chelsea have joined the race to sign Angers goalkeeper Yahia Fofana, following strong form for club and country. He is also being tracked by Newcastle, Brentford, and Wolves.
Didier Drogba reportedly recommended the Ivorian stopper to Chelsea, impressed by Fofana’s performances over the past year. The Blues are actively scouting him ahead of a possible summer bid.
Benjamin Šeško (RB Leipzig)
April 2025
Arsenal are closely monitoring 21-year-old Leipzig striker Benjamin Šeško ahead of a potential summer move. The Slovenian has a €70M release clause that could rise with performance incentives.
The Gunners are evaluating Šeško’s fit as a long-term option up front. TEAMtalk reports that Arsenal are willing to match the clause if talks progress positively in the coming weeks.
Marc Guéhi (Crystal Palace)
April 2025
Chelsea are preparing a £50M-plus-player offer to re-sign Palace captain Marc Guéhi. The Eagles want £70M but could accept Trevoh Chalobah as part of the deal, who is valued by Chelsea at £30M.
Palace are reportedly resigned to losing Guéhi amid interest from Liverpool and Newcastle. Chelsea are acting quickly, boosted by club legend Didier Drogba’s continued influence and scouting support.
Rayan Cherki (Lyon)
April 2025
Manchester United are leading the charge to sign 21-year-old Lyon star Rayan Cherki for £20M, despite Liverpool’s interest. Cherki impressed with a late equaliser in the Europa League quarterfinal against United.
The French midfielder’s recent form and direct involvement against United caught the club’s attention. The Red Devils see him as a future creative option, hoping to outpace rivals before the summer window opens.
Mason Greenwood (Marseille)
April 2025
Saudi clubs have tabled a €90 million offer for Marseille star Mason Greenwood. Manchester United, who included a 50% sell-on clause, stand to earn €45M if the deal goes through.
Greenwood has impressed with 17 goals in 30 games this season, drawing interest from the Middle East. Despite being content at Marseille, the offer could prompt a major summer transfer and a huge payday for United.
22 Holdco Ltd (Chelsea’s parent company)
April 2025 (latest financial accounts)
Chelsea’s parent company, 22 Holdco Ltd, has recorded losses exceeding £1 billion across the past two seasons, primarily due to heavy spending on player investments. The group also carries over £1bn in debt.
While Chelsea FC posted a £129.6m profit—thanks to strategic sales of hotels and the women’s team—these transactions were not applicable as taxable income for the parent firm. Losses totalled £445.5m last season and £653m the year prior.
Mike Maignan (AC Milan)
April 2025
AC Milan goalkeeper Mike Maignan has been released from hospital after suffering a serious head injury during a clash with teammate Alex Jimenez in a match against Udinese.
Maignan was stretchered off after a violent collision mid-game. The incident stunned players and fans, with Tammy Abraham seen praying on the sidelines. Substitute Marco Sportiello replaced him. Medical staff confirmed he’s now stable and discharged.
