Benjamin Sesko (RB Leipzig)
July 2025
Newcastle are negotiating with RB Leipzig over the structure of a €75m + €5m add-ons deal for striker Benjamin Sesko. Manchester United are also in contact with Leipzig as the race intensifies.
Sesko missed Leipzig’s friendly vs. Atalanta, having informed teammates of his planned departure. His agent met with the club Saturday night, with both Newcastle and United pushing for a late breakthrough.
Callum Wilson (Newcastle United > West Ham United)
July 2025
West Ham have signed 33-year-old striker Callum Wilson on a one-year deal after he left Newcastle following the expiry of his contract at the end of June.
Wilson joins as a free agent, citing the club’s ambition and work ethic. Head coach Graham Potter praised his Premier League experience and character. A formal announcement has been made by the club.
Alexander Isak (Newcastle United)
July 2025
Newcastle have turned down Liverpool’s £120 million bid for Alexander Isak. The Swedish striker is pushing to leave, but manager Eddie Howe hopes to keep him at the club. Speaking during the club’s tour in South Korea, Howe confirmed the rejected offer and praised Isak’s professionalism. The Magpies remain firm on their valuation, with talks ongoing and speculation continuing.
Gianluigi Donnarumma (Paris Saint-Germain)
July 2025
PSG are close to signing Lucas Chevalier from Lille, creating uncertainty around Gianluigi Donnarumma’s future. The Italian is reportedly unhappy after being informed of the club’s decision. Donnarumma played a key role in PSG’s Champions League triumph but could now be pushed aside. With his contract ending in 2026, clubs like Chelsea and Manchester United are expected to monitor his status closely.
Federico Chiesa (Liverpool)
July 2025
Celtic have joined Fulham and Atalanta in the pursuit of Federico Chiesa, who is expected to leave Liverpool this summer in search of regular minutes after a quiet debut season. Chiesa, limited to six league appearances, is unlikely to feature often under Arne Slot. Celtic and Fulham scouted him recently, and Liverpool may sanction a loan despite seeing him as part of their long-term vision.
Bruno Fernandes (Manchester United)
July 2025
Saudi club Al-Nassr have formally approached Manchester United for Bruno Fernandes, aiming to reunite him with Cristiano Ronaldo and new manager Jorge Jesus, who coached him at Sporting CP. Fernandes previously rejected a £200m offer from Al-Hilal but hasn’t ruled out a move. With Jesus pushing directly and United open to change, Al-Nassr hope Ronaldo’s influence will seal the deal for the Portuguese playmaker.
Armando Broja (Chelsea)
July 2025
Burnley have reached a deal with Chelsea for the permanent signing of Armando Broja, with the Albanian striker set to undergo a medical before completing the move. Broja, 22, has struggled with major injuries and failed to impress during loan spells at Fulham and Everton. After a promising stint at Southampton, Burnley will offer him a fresh start in the Premier League.
Xavi Simons (RB Leipzig)
July 2025
Xavi Simons has removed RB Leipzig from his Instagram bio, further hinting at an expected move to Chelsea this summer. Talks with the London club have intensified in recent days. The 22-year-old previously expressed his desire to leave Leipzig before the end of last season. With Chelsea now showing concrete interest and Leipzig eyeing replacements, Simons’ social media move adds weight to the transfer speculation.
Tyler Morton (Liverpool)
July 2025
Lyon are negotiating a potential deal with Liverpool for 22-year-old midfielder Tyler Morton, with the transfer possibly valued at around £15 million.
Morton has attracted multiple enquiries this summer from clubs across the UK and Europe, including Braga, Ipswich, Strasbourg, and West Ham. Talks with Lyon are currently the most advanced.
Christian Eriksen (Free Agent)
July 2025
Wrexham are unlikely to pursue Christian Eriksen despite exploring interest. The club believes the veteran midfielder lacks the physical capacity to compete in the Championship next season. Eriksen, released by Manchester United, is considering options but prefers to stay at a higher level. Wrexham have since secured Lewis O’Brien as their record signing to bolster midfield.
