Michael Kayode (Brentford)
May 2025
Michael Kayode has signed a five-year permanent contract with Brentford after his loan from Fiorentina, keeping him at the club until 2030 with an option for one more year.
After joining in January on loan, the 20-year-old impressed and earned a full deal. Kayode praised the club’s support and expressed his excitement to continue playing in the Premier League.
Frenkie de Jong (Barcelona)
Talks ongoing, expected before June 30, 2025
Barcelona are aiming to renew Frenkie de Jong’s contract before the end of June, with the player said to be open to staying at the club long term.
The club hopes to reduce the 28-year-old’s wages to ease financial pressures. Talks with his representatives and sporting director Deco are underway, with optimism about a resolution.
Leroy Sane (Bayern Munich)
June 2025
Spurs have been offered Bayern Munich winger Leroy Sane, who is set to become a free agent after his contract ends next month.
Sane, 29, scored 13 goals in 45 matches this season. Tottenham’s Champions League qualification boosts their appeal as Bayern prepare for his exit.
Jorginho (Arsenal)
June 30, 2025
Italian midfielder Jorginho will leave Arsenal once his contract expires this summer, following 79 appearances since joining from Chelsea in 2023.
After limited minutes this season with just nine Premier League starts, the 33-year-old confirmed his exit as part of a squad refresh. He remains a free agent.
Daniel Iversen (Leicester City > Preston North End)
From July 1, 2025
Daniel Iversen has signed a four-year permanent contract with Preston after two previous loan spells at the club. The Danish keeper joins from Leicester City.
Iversen, 27, called Preston “home” and his “happiest” place in football. He previously played 71 league games on loan and now returns to Deepdale for a long-term stint.
Matheus Cunha (Wolverhampton Wanderers)
May 2025
Manchester United have triggered Matheus Cunha’s £62.5M release clause and will pay the fee over two years. A medical and five-year deal are in place.
After failing to spread payments over four to five years, United agreed to Wolves’ terms. Cunha scored 15 Premier League goals this season and is set to be their first summer signing.
Cody Gakpo (Liverpool)
May 2025
Bayern Munich have added Liverpool’s Cody Gakpo to their transfer shortlist but are prioritizing Kaoru Mitoma or Rafael Leão first. Liverpool are open to selling if the right offer comes.
Gakpo, 26, has been pivotal under Arne Slot with 49 appearances this season, but Bayern’s first targets remain Brighton’s Mitoma and Milan’s Leão before considering Gakpo.
Bruno Fernandes (Manchester United)
Deadline set for Thursday (72 hours from offer)
Al Hilal have given Bruno Fernandes a 72-hour deadline to accept a final offer that would see his salary rise to £700,000 a week, with a total package worth up to £200 million.
The Saudi club is prepared to pay Manchester United £100 million if Fernandes agrees to the move. If rejected, they may pursue Youri Tielemans or Ederson.
Cristiano Ronaldo (Al Nassr)
June 2025
Cristiano Ronaldo posted a cryptic message suggesting his time at Al Nassr is over, following FIFA president Gianni Infantino’s remarks about potential Club World Cup talks.
Ronaldo’s Instagram post hinted at a new chapter, as FIFA’s June 1–10 window allows Club World Cup teams to sign players like him.
