Leon Avdullahu (Basel)
April 2025
Borussia Monchengladbach are seriously considering signing 21-year-old Basel midfielder Avdullahu, who has played 30 league games this season.
Real Betis, Fiorentina, and Wolfsburg are also monitoring him. Gladbach want to move quickly before competition intensifies.
Sam Johnstone (Wolverhampton Wanderers)
April 2025
Leeds are preparing a £10 million offer for Johnstone to replace Meslier, who has underperformed this season in the Championship.
Johnstone hasn’t featured since mid-December under Wolves boss Vítor Pereira, making him a realistic and experienced option for Leeds’ promotion campaign.
Jadon Sancho (Chelsea)
April 2025
Chelsea’s 2-1 win over Fulham triggered their obligation to sign Sancho permanently, as they secured a finish above 15th in the league.
The club can still cancel the deal by paying a £5 million fee, but a full transfer may proceed for up to £25 million.
Alejandro Garnacho (Manchester United)
April 2025
Chelsea, Atlético Madrid, Bayer Leverkusen, and Napoli are all eyeing a summer move for Garnacho, who could leave Manchester United for £70 million.
Napoli previously had a £42 million bid rejected as they seek a replacement for Kvaratskhelia. United remain firm on their valuation, and it’s unclear if any club will meet the price.
Robert Lewandowski (Barcelona)
Injury confirmed; major fixtures upcoming April 27 (Copa final) and April 30 (UCL semifinal)
Lewandowski suffered a hamstring injury in the 4-3 win over Celta Vigo, casting major doubt over his availability for the Copa del Rey final against Real Madrid and the Champions League semifinal vs. Inter Milan.
The 36-year-old striker has been pivotal under Hansi Flick, scoring 40 goals this season and keeping Barça alive in three competitions. With no return date set, his absence could significantly weaken Barça’s title and European hopes.
Victor Osimhen (Galatasaray)
April 2025
Manchester United have reportedly secured a €60m deal with Napoli for striker Victor Osimhen, who is currently on loan at Galatasaray. He has signed a five-year contract with €15m annual net salary.
With Napoli needing to balance finances, United moved early to beat competition. Osimhen will be a key figure in Amorim’s tactical setup heading into the 2025/26 season.
Bryan Mbeumo (Brentford)
April 2025
Liverpool remain interested in Brentford’s Bryan Mbeumo as part of a broader plan to refresh their attack. Mbeumo is viewed as a long-term successor or rotation option despite Salah’s recent extension.
Brentford want £50m for the 25-year-old forward. Liverpool see him as a versatile attacker who could add depth and energy ahead of a demanding campaign.
Diogo Costa (Porto)
April 2025
Manchester City are advancing talks to sign Porto goalkeeper Diogo Costa as Ederson’s future becomes uncertain. Costa has a £63m release clause, though City hope to land him for around £50m.
Ederson has attracted Saudi interest, while backup Ortega is wanted by Leverkusen. City’s goalkeeper reshuffle depends on Costa’s valuation and Porto’s willingness to negotiate.
Ollie Watkins (Aston Villa)
April 2025
United are considering a swap deal involving Marcus Rashford and Ollie Watkins. The 27-year-old striker is seen as a potential long-term option, especially with Rashford possibly staying at Villa.
Rashford, previously valued at £40m, could facilitate Watkins’ move to Old Trafford. Arsenal are also monitoring Watkins’ situation as the summer window approaches.
Eberechi Eze (Crystal Palace)
April 2025
Manchester United are eyeing Eze to reinforce their midfield creativity, especially if Marcus Rashford departs. Eze, under contract until 2026, is valued around £50 million and also attracts interest from Aston Villa.
Ruben Amorim sees Eze as a key fit for his reshaped squad. Palace expect bids this summer, and Villa may act if Rashford returns to United or joins another club.
