Jamie Bynoe-Gittens (Borussia Dortmund)
Summer 2025 (planned move)
The 20-year-old winger has told Borussia Dortmund he wants to leave this summer after growing dissatisfied with his current role.
Dortmund are willing to sell and are lowering their initial €100m valuation. Manchester United, Liverpool, and Bayern Munich are monitoring closely.
Kobbie Mainoo, Alejandro Garnacho (Manchester United)
April 2025
United legend Paul Scholes warned that Manchester United could sell young stars Kobbie Mainoo and Alejandro Garnacho to raise funds this summer, as Ruben Amorim faces budget limitations under financial fair play restrictions.
Amorim is expected to lead a squad overhaul, but lacks a large transfer budget. Scholes believes selling high-value academy talent like Mainoo and Garnacho may be United’s only way to fund necessary signings, calling the situation “a major concern.”
Kevin De Bruyne (Manchester City)
April 2025
Inter Miami hold the MLS discovery rights to Kevin De Bruyne, giving them priority to negotiate with the Belgian playmaker once he becomes a free agent after leaving Manchester City this summer.
With De Bruyne’s contract expiring and Inter Miami planning for the 2025 Club World Cup and Leagues Cup, they could now move to unite him with Lionel Messi, Luis Suárez, Sergio Busquets, and Jordi Alba. San Diego FC are out of the race due to budget concerns.
Matheus Cunha (Wolverhampton Wanderers)
April 2025
Manchester United are preparing to challenge Arsenal for Wolves forward Matheus Cunha, initiating contact with his agent ahead of a potential summer move.
The 25-year-old Brazilian has a £62.5 million release clause and is open to leaving Wolves. His agent is expected to fly to England soon for negotiations. Nottingham Forest and Aston Villa are also monitoring the situation.
Leicester City
April 2025
Leicester City have become the first Premier League team since 1977 to lose eight straight matches without scoring. Their 3-0 defeat to Newcastle leaves them above only Southampton and on the brink of relegation.
Ruud van Nistelrooy’s side conceded two goals within 11 minutes and haven’t scored since January 26. Despite glimpses of promise from 15-year-old debutant Jeremy Monga, the Foxes are now at risk of being relegated if Wolves win their next two games.
Victor Osimhen (Napoli), Benjamin Sesko (Leipzig)
Summer 2025
Liverpool are eyeing Napoli’s Osimhen and RB Leipzig’s Sesko as potential striker upgrades over Diogo Jota and Darwin Núñez, targeting more consistent firepower for next season’s title push.
Both forwards are valued around £70m—far cheaper than Newcastle’s £130m-rated Isak. However, Liverpool will face stiff competition from Arsenal, Man United, Juventus, and PSG for their signatures.
Jadon Sancho (Chelsea)
Decision expected in May 2025
Chelsea will decide whether to activate the £25m clause to sign Sancho permanently from Manchester United or send him back for £5m.
Sancho has two goals and five assists in 25 appearances this season. His performances will influence the Blues’ final call, with Manchester United awaiting clarity on the winger’s long-term future.
Antony (Real Betis)
April 2025
Real Betis sporting director Manu Fajardo says the club will “do everything possible” to keep Antony beyond this season after a successful loan spell. The Brazilian has tallied four goals and four assists since January.
Fajardo praised the teamwork behind securing Antony and said the club will explore multiple options to extend his stay. No formal talks have been confirmed yet, but Betis are determined to retain the forward’s services.
Ivan Juric (Southampton)
April 2025
Southampton manager Ivan Juric has left the club after their historic early relegation from the Premier League. His short 108-day spell ended following a 3-1 loss to Spurs that sealed the Saints’ fate with seven games left.
Juric, appointed just before Christmas on an 18-month deal, oversaw 12 defeats in 14 league games. A break clause in his contract allowed Southampton to part ways immediately after relegation was confirmed.
