Published on Jun 26, 2025
As the summer transfer window heats up, clubs across Europe are making swift moves to reshape their squads. From Arsenal’s hunt for defensive depth to Darwin Núñez's potential departure from Liverpool, here’s a roundup of today’s most talked-about rumors.
Arsenal are reportedly closing in on a deal for Cristhian Mosquera, the 20-year-old Valencia center-back who impressed in La Liga last season. Mikel Arteta sees the Spanish-Colombian defender as key cover for William Saliba, and talks are said to be progressing rapidly.
Darwin Núñez could be on his way out of Anfield, with Napoli now leading the race for the Uruguayan striker. Liverpool are reportedly demanding around $53 million, but the Italian club may need to offload players first to fund the move.
Nicolas Jackson is drawing serious attention from Juventus, although the Blues are hesitant to sell. The Serie A giants are reportedly considering a $64 million offer for the Senegalese forward.
Following Leicester City's relegation, Manchester United are interested in securing Wilfred Ndidi for midfield reinforcement. With a rumored $11.5 million release clause, the Nigerian midfielder is seen as a smart, low-cost option.
Facing a lack of depth on the wings, Bayern Munich are exploring potential deals for Bryan Zaragoza and Nick Woltemade. While Zaragoza may soon leave Celta Vigo, Woltemade could offer a more cost-effective alternative for the German champions.
Roma's Angeliño is attracting interest from both and Sunderland. Roma may allow him to leave due to tactical changes, and the experienced left-back could add immediate value to either side.
With these major deals in motion, expect more confirmed signings in the coming days. Stay connected to EuroUSA Soccer for fast-breaking updates and exclusive insider analysis.
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