Viktor Gyökeres Nears Sporting Exit
After a blistering season in Portugal where he bagged 39 goals and 7 assists, Viktor Gyökeres could be on his way out of Sporting CP. The Swedish striker, who helped secure the league title and aims for the Taça de Portugal next, stirred transfer rumors when he stated, “My next club? We never know what can happen.” With Sporting celebrating back-to-back league titles for the first time since 1953, the timing of Gyökeres’s potential exit adds weight to summer transfer speculation.
Frimpong Joins Liverpool in Early Transfer Blitz
Liverpool have secured the signing of Jeremie Frimpong from Bayer Leverkusen for €35 million. The Dutch right-back, known for his speed and attacking drive, is expected to replace Trent Alexander-Arnold, who is reportedly on his way to Real Madrid on a free transfer. Under Arne Slot, Frimpong will be a key figure in reshaping the Reds’ right flank after an impressive Bundesliga campaign under Xabi Alonso.
Nico Paz on Real Madrid’s Radar
Real Madrid are considering bringing back Nico Paz for €8 million after his breakthrough season with Como under Cesc Fàbregas. The young midfielder has impressed with his vision and technique, and Madrid is weighing the option of activating his buy-back clause this summer. Though the fee could rise in future years, Los Blancos see the 19-year-old as a valuable addition for Xabi Alonso’s revamped midfield setup.
Chelsea Shift to Jorrel Hato After Missing Huijsen
Chelsea have activated their backup plan after missing out on Dean Huijsen, who chose Real Madrid. Their new target is Ajax’s Jorrel Hato, a versatile young defender capable of playing both as a center-back and left-back. Under new boss Enzo Maresca, the Blues are keen to reinforce their back line. However, with Hato contracted until 2028, any deal with Ajax will require serious negotiation.
Milan Reject City’s Reijnders Bid
AC Milan have turned down Manchester City’s opening €59 million bid for Tijjani Reijnders. The Dutch midfielder has been a standout in Serie A and at Euro 2024, catching the eye of Pep Guardiola, who sees him as a long-term replacement for the injury-prone Kevin De Bruyne. However, Milan are not in a hurry to sell, especially after extending Reijnders’ contract until 2030—making this a transfer saga to watch closely.