Paul Pogba
June 2025
Despite positive discussions, Paul Pogba has not yet agreed a deal to join Monaco. Talks will continue this week as the 32-year-old remains a free agent.
Pogba, banned for doping until mid-2025, terminated his Juventus contract last November. Monaco are interested, but a final agreement has not been reached. Pogba hasn’t played since November 2024.
Alejandro Garnacho (Manchester United)
June 2025
Alejandro Garnacho has fueled exit speculation after posting a holiday photo in an Aston Villa shirt bearing Rashford’s name, following a lack of minutes in United’s Europa League final loss.
United declined to comment on reports that coach Ruben Amorim told Garnacho to seek a move. His post-final comments and reduced role have added to doubts over his future at Old Trafford.
Kenny Tete (Fullham)
June 2025
Everton are in discussions to sign Dutch right-back Kenny Tete on a free transfer once his Fulham contract expires at the end of June, though no agreement has been finalized yet.
Fulham had offered Tete a new contract in an effort to retain him, but the 28-year-old appears ready to move on. Everton are negotiating terms but still have work to do before sealing the deal.
Christian Norgaard (Brentford)
June 2025
Arsenal are monitoring Brentford midfielder Christian Norgaard as a potential replacement for Thomas Partey, who may depart this summer amid unresolved contract negotiations.
Norgaard, 31, has been a key figure for Brentford with nearly 200 appearances. While Arteta wants to keep Partey, no agreement has been reached yet, prompting Arsenal to line up experienced midfield alternatives.
Mike Maignan (AC Milan)
June 2025
Chelsea will not pursue AC Milan goalkeeper Mike Maignan this summer, ending all links despite recent reports suggesting renewed interest in the France international.
Chelsea were offered Maignan but declined due to Milan’s £25m valuation, despite his contract expiring in 2026. No bid was made, and club sources insist there’s only a slim chance another goalkeeper will be signed.
Emiliano Martínez (Aston Villa)
June 2025
Emi Martínez is pushing to join Manchester United from Aston Villa this summer, viewing a transfer to Old Trafford as a dream move and hoping to reunite with Argentina teammate Lisandro Martínez.
The 32-year-old, named best goalkeeper in two of the past three years, has attracted interest from Atlético Madrid and Milan but prefers United. Villa may sell due to financial constraints, though no formal bid has been made yet.
André Onana (Manchester United)
June 2025
André Onana is keen to remain at Manchester United amid summer interest from AS Monaco, with the goalkeeper committed to returning for preseason unless told otherwise by head coach Ruben Amorim.
Onana has faced criticism for errors but intends to fight for his place. Monaco also enquired about David De Gea before he renewed with Fiorentina. United are exploring options but have yet to make a move for any replacement.
Marcus Rashford (Aston Villa > Manchester United)
July 2025 (Preseason Return)
Marcus Rashford plans to return to Manchester United’s preseason training in July if no transfer is finalized. United are open to offers but haven’t received formal bids despite interest from several European clubs.
Rashford is valued at around £40 million and prefers a Champions League club to boost his England chances. Amorim hasn’t decided whether Rashford will join the summer U.S. tour, and another loan isn’t ruled out if no sale materializes.
Kingsley Coman (Bayern Munich)
June 2025
Kingsley Coman says he wants to stay at Bayern Munich despite interest from the Premier League and Saudi Pro League, reaffirming his commitment ahead of their Club World Cup match.
Coman, under contract until 2027, confirmed the coach still values him. With Leroy Sané leaving for Galatasaray, Bayern are now considering keeping Coman, although a big offer could still tempt a late move.
Jarell Quansah (Liverpool)
June 2025
Liverpool are close to finalizing a deal to sell 22-year-old defender Jarell Quansah to Bayer Leverkusen for a package worth over £34 million (€40 million).
Quansah featured in 33 games last season but lost his place under Arne Slot. With Liverpool targeting major signings, the sale helps balance spending. Final discussions are ongoing, with Quansah ready to proceed once terms are settled.
