Rasmus Højlund (Manchester United)
Summer 2025 (potential move before Club World Cup)
Out-of-form striker Rasmus Højlund may leave Manchester United, with Juventus showing interest in a loan deal with an option to buy.
With just three Premier League goals this season, the Denmark international has attracted Juve’s attention, and early contacts have taken place for a potential move to Turin.
Kieran McKenna (Ipswich Town)
April 2025
Despite Ipswich’s impending relegation, Kieran McKenna has confirmed he is staying with the club. He had been shortlisted for top managerial roles at Brighton, Manchester United, and Chelsea before the season began.
McKenna stated his pride in leading Ipswich across all levels, reaffirming his commitment to the club’s long-term project. He called the season’s struggles expected and emphasized his belief in Ipswich’s future, regardless of relegation.
Florian Wirtz (Bayer 04 Leverkusen)
Summer 2025
Bayern Munich are in advanced talks with Florian Wirtz’s family as they look to beat Man City in a record transfer race.
Bayern want to make Wirtz their marquee signing, holding several discussions with his camp, although Bayer Leverkusen have yet to agree on a contract extension.
Daniel Munoz (Crystal Palace)
April 2025 (contract signed)
Crystal Palace defender Daniel Munoz has signed a new contract after becoming a key figure since his £6.9m move from Genk in January 2024.
The Colombia international, who started 29 of 30 Premier League matches this season, has earned a fresh deal beyond his original 2027 expiry, rewarding his consistency under Oliver Glasner.
Ethan Nwaneri, Myles Lewis-Skelly (Arsenal)
April 2025
Arsenal are planning to offer new contracts to rising stars Ethan Nwaneri and Myles Lewis-Skelly, who have both impressed after breaking into the first team this season.
Arteta praised the teenagers’ performances, especially under Premier League pressure, and emphasized the importance of making academy talents feel valued and integral to Arsenal’s future.
David Moyes, Dominic Calvert-Lewin, Jarrad Branthwaite (Everton)
April 2025
With Everton 15 points above the relegation zone, Moyes confirmed contract talks for players like Calvert-Lewin will begin once safety is secured. Branthwaite, under a long-term deal, is drawing interest from top clubs.
Moyes acknowledged the club’s history of selling big names but emphasized his desire to keep Branthwaite. He noted that Everton “hold all the cards” due to the player’s contract length and reiterated his focus on long-term planning.
Patrick Vieira (Genoa)
April 2025
Roma are weighing up managerial options ahead of next season, with former Arsenal captain Patrick Vieira among the candidates. Vieira, currently at Genoa, is reportedly fourth on Roma’s shortlist behind Pioli, Sarri, and Montella.
Despite Genoa sitting 12th under Vieira’s guidance, his past experience managing in MLS, Ligue 1, and the Premier League adds to his profile. Roma are expected to finalize their decision after the current season concludes.
Mohamed Salah (Liverpool)
April 2025
Mohamed Salah has ended transfer speculation by signing a new contract that extends his stay at Liverpool until 2027.
The 32-year-old is having a stellar season with 27 goals and 17 assists, pushing Liverpool toward a historic 20th league title. The extension secures his long-term future at Anfield amid heavy speculation.
Ademola Lookman (Atalanta)
Summer 2025
Nottingham Forest are targeting a summer move for Lookman, who is expected to leave Atalanta after clashing with his manager.
Atalanta may accept bids around £43 million, with Tottenham also showing interest.
