Real Madrid needs player sales for new recruits. Andriy Lunin is confirmed to stay, despite intense speculation. Attention now shifts to potential departures like Fran Garcia and Rodrygo Goes as Los Blancos reshape their squad.
Barcelona captain Marc-Andre ter Stegen faces a critical decision on back surgery. The club reportedly favors the procedure, sidelining him four months, but offering financial benefits and allowing Joan Garcia's registration.
Nottingham Forest's star goalkeeper Matz Sels has penned an improved deal at the City Ground. Fresh off a superb season winning the Golden Glove and guiding Forest to Europe, the Belgian aims for continued success and a memorable European campaign.
Man Utd's Andre Onana suffers a hamstring injury, sidelining him from the US pre-season tour. He'll travel for recovery, with Altay Bayindir expected to fill the void as first-choice goalkeeper.
AS Roma has officially extended goalkeeper Mile Svilar's contract until June 2030. A standout last season, Svilar kept 16 clean sheets and was named Serie A's Best Goalkeeper, proving his vital role as Roma leads Europe in 2025 clean sheets.
Leeds United are seriously considering activating Vanja Milinkovic-Savic's £20m+ release clause from Torino. Talks are progressing for the Serbian goalkeeper, whose clause expires end of July. Napoli also interested. Leeds evaluating the move.
Wojciech Szczesny's stunning return from retirement to join Barcelona in 2024 saw him secure a new contract until 2027 after a great season. This raises questions about Barca's future goalkeeping plans.
Star goalkeeper Mike Maignan remains at AC Milan despite Chelsea's formal offer. This decision highlights Milan's ambition, Maignan's professionalism, and sets the stage for future contract talks, challenging the club's 'selling club' tag.
Marc-Andre Ter Stegen faces an uncertain future at Barcelona. New signing Joan Garcia and Wojciech Szczesny could relegate him to third choice. Inter Milan is reportedly keen, a move vital for Ter Stegen's 2026 World Cup ambitions with Germany.
Bristol City has re-signed goalkeeper Lewis Thomas on a one-year deal with an option for another. The 27-year-old, yet to play for the Robins since joining in 2023, aims for his debut as City's Championship campaign kicks off against Sheffield United on August 9.
