Published on Jun 25, 2025
The 2025 summer transfer window is heating up as top European clubs circle high-profile targets. From goalkeepers to rising attackers, the past two days have seen a surge in serious speculation but no confirmations yet. Here’s a roundup of the latest European transfer rumors still in play.
Manchester United are reportedly considering a summer swoop for Aston Villa goalkeeper E. Martinez . The World Cup-winning Argentine is said to be “tempted by a move to Old Trafford,” as the Red Devils look for a new No. 1 following Andre Onana ’s inconsistent form. Aston Villa could demand between $63–75 million to part ways with their star keeper.
Chelsea have entered discussions with Paris Saint Germain over striker R. Kolo Muani. The Frenchman is also attracting interest from Juventus, but Chelsea appear more aggressive in the early talks. The 25-year-old forward is valued at around $85–90 million, and the Blues are keen to bolster their attack following a goal-shy season.
Bayern Munich are exploring alternatives on the left wing and have identified Arsenal’s Gabriel Martinelli as a top target should other deals fall through. If Arsenal are open to talks, the fee could exceed $63 million. Martinelli is admired for his pace, work rate, and pressing intensity attributes that fit Bayern’s style under Vincent Kompany.
Arsenal’s interest in B. Sesko appears to have cooled. The Gunners were initially prepared to meet RB Leipzig’s $88 million valuation, but wage demands have caused negotiations to stall. Mikel Arteta remains a fan of the 21-year-old striker, but Arsenal are now exploring other options unless terms improve.
Galatasaray are monitoring Southampton goalkeeper A. Ramsdale, who has a $25 million release clause. Ramsdale has fallen down the pecking order since leaving Arsenal and is reportedly open to a move abroad. Galatasaray see him as a long-term solution between the posts.
Bayern Munich are reportedly ready to sell center-back Kim Min-jae just one year after signing him from Napoli. Clubs including Liverpool, Newcastle, PSG, and AC Milan are said to be interested. Bayern could accept offers in the region of $38 million, well below the $53 million they paid last summer.
With negotiations ongoing, none of these moves have been confirmed yet. But as clubs prepare for pre-season, these names could headline the summer transfer window if talks progress.
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