Chelsea has reportedly finalized a £60M deal for Brighton's Joao Pedro, outmaneuvering Newcastle. The 23-year-old forward has agreed to a seven-year contract and is expected to undergo a medical soon to join the Blues for the 2025 Club World Cup.
Chelsea has agreed to a £60m deal for Brighton's Joao Pedro, who will sign a seven-year contract. The Brazilian forward is set to undergo a medical in the USA and join the squad at the Club World Cup, potentially debuting against Palmeiras.
Florian Wirtz's £126m move to Liverpool shatters UK transfer records, making him the most expensive player. While exciting, former manager Jurgen Klopp issues a stark warning about the immense pressure awaiting the German midfielder at Anfield.
Crystal Palace captain Marc Guehi enters the final year of his contract, sparking a transfer scramble. Liverpool are keen, but price, their preference for younger defenders, and Guehi's playing time aspirations could make or break a summer move.
Arsenal is keenly eyeing Valencia defender Cristhian Mosquera for a key defensive role. This move comes amid a busy transfer window for the Gunners, who are also nearing deals for Christian Norgaard and Kepa Arrizabalaga.
Man Utd eyes Gyokeres in a shock U-turn, as Arsenal locks horns with Spurs for Eze. Napoli targets Nunez, while Newcastle, West Ham, and other clubs navigate the bustling summer transfer market.
Real Madrid's promising midfielder Nico Paz, 19, has completed his €5 million move to Serie A newcomers Como 1907, featuring a buy-back clause. He shared a heartfelt farewell to Madridistas after 8 years.
Liverpool is making aggressive moves for the upcoming season, signing Hungarian keeper Armin Pecsi and eyeing Valencia's Giorgi Mamardashvili. The Reds have also escalated their pursuit of Florian Wirtz and secured Jeremie Frimpong, signaling a major squad overhaul.
The Premier League transfer window is back in full swing after the Club World Cup break, with top clubs like Liverpool, Man Utd, Arsenal, and Chelsea actively pursuing high-profile signings. Expect record bids and thrilling sagas as teams vie for next season's dominance.
