Clement Akpa (Auxerre)
April 2025
Wolves and Everton are among several clubs interested in signing Clement Akpa, who has impressed this season in Ligue 1 as a key player for Auxerre.
The 21-year-old Ivory Coast defender is also being tracked by Eintracht Frankfurt, Hoffenheim, and Stuttgart. Auxerre could approve a sale if the right offer arrives.
Nicola Zalewski (Inter Milan)
Summer 2025
Inter Milan are likely to make Zalewski’s loan from Roma permanent after positive talks and consistent performances this Serie A season.
The 23-year-old midfielder, with 18 league appearances, is expected to be signed for €6 million under the current option-to-buy clause.
Clément Akpa (Auxerre)
Ongoing 2024/25 season
Akpa’s versatility in defence has caught the attention of Wolves, Everton, and several Bundesliga clubs after a consistent Ligue 1 season.
The 21-year-old Ivorian is contracted until 2027, but Auxerre are open to a sale if the right offer is tabled this summer.
Ollie Watkins (Liverpool)
Summer 2025
Liverpool are considering Aston Villa striker Ollie Watkins as a more affordable alternative to Newcastle’s Alexander Isak.
Watkins, under contract until 2028, has scored 14 goals in 32 league games and could be targeted if Isak’s valuation proves too high.
Kim Min-Jae (Bayern Munich)
Summer 2025
Bayern Munich could sell Kim Min-Jae after just one season, with Juventus, Chelsea, and Newcastle monitoring his situation.
Signed from Napoli for €50m in 2023, Bayern are now open to selling the defender if a suitable offer arrives during the window.
Morgan Gibbs-White (Manchester City)
Summer 2025 transfer window
Manchester City have emerged as frontrunners to sign Forest captain Gibbs-White, who has contributed 12 goals this season and is seen as a realistic alternative to Florian Wirtz.
With Wirtz’s future still undecided amid Real Madrid and Bayern Munich interest, City could move for Gibbs-White but may face competition from Liverpool and Manchester United.
Caoimhin Kelleher (Liverpool)
Summer 2025 transfer window
David James suggests Manchester City should sign Kelleher as a potential replacement for Ederson
With Kelleher likely to leave due to limited chances and Ederson’s future uncertain, James sees the Irish keeper as a strong fit at the Etihad
Pep Guardiola (Manchester City)
April 2025, ahead of summer transfer window
Warns Man City could lose out on top transfer targets if they fail to qualify for Champions League
City currently sit 5th in the Premier League and are battling for a UCL spot, which Guardiola says heavily influences player decisions
Antoine Semenyo (Bournemouth)
Targeted for summer 2025 transfer window
United are frontrunners to sign the 25-year-old forward, with manager Ruben Amorim planning to use him in a revamped attack. All top-six clubs except Arsenal have shown interest.
Bournemouth value Semenyo at £70m but may accept a structured deal with add-ons. United eye him as a replacement for likely departures of Sancho, Rashford, and Antony.
Thomas Partey (Arsenal)
Contract expires end of 2024-25 season
Arteta confirms progress on talks for a possible contract extension for Partey amid interest from Atlético Madrid and Saudi clubs. The 31-year-old has returned to form after injury setbacks.
Sporting director Andrea Berta is handling negotiations. Despite suspension for PSG UCL semi first leg, Arteta says Partey remains part of Arsenal’s future plans.
