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The big deals so far
Follow live updates from the summer transfer window with big-money strikers dominating the Premier League agenda Getty Images We have already seen some impressive business this window, as teams look to find the missing piece of the jigsaw and ensure the 2025-26 season is a success. The picks of the bunch for me so far include… Florian Wirtz: Bayer Leverkusen > Liverpool Bayer Leverkusen > Liverpool Viktor Gyokeres: Sporting CP > Arsenal Sporting CP > Arsenal Hugo Ekiteke: Eintracht Frankfurt > Liverpool Eintracht Frankfurt > Liverpool Bryan Mbeumo: Brentford > Manchester Utd There will be plenty more where these came from too, so stay tuned for all the latest breaking news and transfer updates on our transfer window live coverage right here. GO FURTHER Why the Premier League's traditional 'Big Six' are buying more from the rest of the league Getty Images The Premier League has strict rules about the number and type of players its teams can submit as part of their official squad list for the upcoming season. Once the deadline closes on September 1, clubs will submit a 25-player squad. From that number, a minimum of eight players must meet the league's home grown player criteria. A player qualifies as home grown if they have been registered with an English or Welsh club for three full seasons before their 21st birthday. Under-21 players at any Premier League club do not need to be included in the 25-man squad list, and can play at any time in the season for their team. You will hear from our writers, correspondents and transfer experts regularly throughout today and the coming weeks; I can guarantee you that. AND we very much want to hear from you too. Is there a transfer window question you've always wanted an answer to? Where should your team be looking to strengthen? And whose business so far is impressing you? Whatever it is, get in touch and send us your thoughts: live@ Athletic 's football writers, club correspondents and editors will leave no stone unturned in this transfer window to ensure you know everything that's going on at your club. All of it will filter into our daily live coverage here. The jewel in the crown is the DealSheet, where each Tuesday morning our team — led by the prolific David Ornstein — will take you inside the market to explain the deals being worked on this window across the Premier League and beyond. We will bring you analysis you can trust about what is happening at Europe's leading clubs and why, with the latest information we're hearing from our sources across the market. Settle in because the article is long but detailed, giving you comprehensive knowledge of all the deals in the works — or you can search for the club and players you want to read about. You can enjoy the latest edition of the DealSheet, which is hot off the press, below right now... GO FURTHER The Transfer DealSheet: Latest on Man Utd, Arsenal, Liverpool, Real Madrid and more This summer, English clubs had the luxury of getting new players in even earlier than the start of the primary transfer window — and it was all thanks to FIFA's revised and enlarged Club World Cup. The winners were Chelsea, and they are a good example too. They signed Joao Pedro from Brighton midway through the tournament in the USA, and had him join up with the squad for the latter stages of the competition. All Premier League and EFL clubs were given special dispensation by FIFA to do business in an exceptional registration period from June 1 to June 10, regardless of whether the team in question took part in the Club World Cup. This is the main summer transfer window, after the invention of a bonus mini-window was granted for the Club World Cup in June. We will ignore that for now. For all Premier League and EFL clubs, the primary period for player trading opened on June 16 — and they have until deadline day on September 1 to conclude any trading. That deadline this year is not going to be a late affair either. Rather than the previous 11pm deadline, this window will close at a universally agreed and very civilised time of 7pm BST. As long as deal sheets are submitted to the FA before that time, clubs and staff have a grace period of two hours to conclude paperwork on any late deals. Getty Images A very good day to you all on Tuesday, August 5 and welcome along to our live coverage of football's summer transfer window. A lot of time has passed already, especially with FIFA's Club World Cup muddying the waters of what we're all used to through the European close season. But here we are, flying headlong into the final month of the window alongside the start of soccer's biggest domestic leagues — with a lot of business to be done between now and the September deadline. We will bring you all the breaking news, context, analysis and reaction you need to keep on top of the moves, purchases and sales — as well as the chance to catch up on anything you've missed so far. In short, don't go anywhere because we've got you covered from here.
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Man United are getting confident on Sesko's deal; final decision soon!
Manchester United after bidding €85 million yesterday, (06th August, 2025) for Benjamin Sesko of RB Leipzig feels confident on this deal. By Ravi Kumar Jha Published on August 6, 2025, 08:24 IST Manchester United after bidding €85 million yesterday, (06th August, 2025) for Benjamin Šeško of RB Leipzig feels confident on this deal. As Sesko to choose between Newcastle United and Manchester United, the Red Devils feel they are on the top place to sign the striker. Šeško's deal to Manchester United is getting closer as per United's sources. The striker hasn't made up his mind yet and the final decision is still pending. Manchester United have made a major move in the transfer market, submitting a €85 million bid for RB Leipzig striker Benjamin Šeško on August 6, 2025. According to club sources, the Red Devils are confident they are leading the race to land the highly-rated Slovenian forward, despite stiff competition from Premier League rivals Newcastle United. Šeško, 22, is now expected to choose between Manchester United and Newcastle in the coming days. While both clubs have shown serious intent, sources close to United believe the striker is leaning towards a move to Old Trafford, with talks said to be progressing well. United's confidence stems from their long-standing interest in Šeško and their willingness to meet Leipzig's financial expectations. However, the player is yet to make a final decision, and nothing has been signed as of now. Ahmedabad Plane Crash Ravi kumar jha is an undergraduate student in Bachelor of Arts in Multimedia and Mass Communication. A media enthusiast who has a strong hold on communication and he also has a genuine interest in sports. Ravi is currently working as a journalist at
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Haaland, Foden & Co are back to kick-off a new season
Pep Guardiola's Manchester City players return to the City Football Academy to put through their paces ahead of the 2025/26 campaign.
