Ryan Gravenberch (Liverpool → Netherlands National Team)
March 2025
Gravenberch has been forced to withdraw from the Netherlands squad due to an injury sustained in Liverpool’s Carabao Cup final loss.
The midfielder will now be monitored ahead of Liverpool’s crucial Premier League clash against Everton on April 2.
Jobe Bellingham (Sunderland → Manchester United)
Summer 2025
Manchester United are one of six Premier League clubs interested in Bellingham if Sunderland fail to secure promotion.
The 19-year-old midfielder is under contract until 2028, meaning Sunderland are not under financial pressure to sell, but interest from United, Brentford, and Nottingham Forest is strong.
Dean Huijsen (Bournemouth → Real Madrid)
Summer 2025
Real Madrid are closely monitoring Huijsen as a potential defensive signing.
The 19-year-old meets Madrid’s criteria for a young, high-potential center-back. Other targets include Jorrel Hato, Ibrahima Konaté, Castello Lukeba, and William Saliba.
Viktor Gyökeres (Sporting CP → Manchester United/Bayern Munich)
Summer 2025
Manchester United and Bayern Munich are among the clubs interested in signing Gyökeres.
Sporting CP are demanding that his €100m release clause be met. United may need to sell players before making a move, while Bayern are also monitoring his situation.
Geovany Quenda (Sporting CP → Chelsea)
2026
Chelsea have beaten Manchester United to sign Quenda on a seven-year deal for €50m.
The 17-year-old conducted a secret medical and will stay on loan at Sporting CP next season before joining Chelsea permanently.
Marc Guéhi (Crystal Palace → Liverpool)
Summer 2025
Liverpool are in pole position to sign Guéhi, who prefers a move to Anfield over Newcastle and Chelsea.
The 24-year-old center-back is viewed as a potential replacement for Virgil van Dijk, whose contract is nearing its end. Crystal Palace are already planning to replace Guéhi with Southampton’s Taylor Harwood-Bellis.
Mason Mount, Luke Shaw (Manchester United)
Ongoing injury concerns since December 2024
Mount and Shaw remain sidelined due to hamstring and calf injuries, respectively, with their availability uncertain.
Mount has missed 51 games since joining United, while Shaw has been absent more than he has played since 2014. Both are facing scrutiny over their prolonged absences.
Phil Jones, Mason Mount, Luke Shaw (Manchester United)
March 2025
Former United defender Phil Jones admits he felt “embarrassed” by his injury struggles and sympathizes with Mount and Shaw as they battle recurring fitness issues.
Jones, who retired due to long-term injuries, understands the pressure of missing games at a top club and advises the players to return only when fully ready.
Matheus Cunha (Wolverhampton Wanderers → Arsenal)
Summer 2025
Arsenal are also considering Cunha as an alternative attacking option.
The Brazilian forward has a release clause and is seen as a versatile fit for Arsenal’s frontline, providing depth across multiple attacking roles.
