Live Transfer Market Updates: News, Transfers and Rumors Today
Griezmann Remains at Atletico
After a spirited dinner discussion in Madrid between Atletico’s chief executive and Barcelona’s football director, the market talks centered on players for both clubs. Antoine Griezmann will stay with Atletico, reinforcing the club’s plans for the upcoming season. The decision settles the immediate question over Griezmann’s future and aligns with Atletico’s strategic direction this summer. (Goal)
Espanyol Announces Restructuring: Moreno and Rufete Depart
RCD Espanyol has outlined a restructuring of its sports department via social channels. The club confirmed the exits of coach Vicente Moreno and sports director Paco Rufete as part of the changes in leadership. The official communication from the club highlighted the broad review underway in the sporting area. (RCD Espanyol Announcement)
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The Royal Society Targets Tello
The Catalan winger is set to leave Betis after five seasons. With the contract nearing its end on June 30, the player is free to choose his next destination. Betis did not extend the agreement, and the winger has signaled openness to exploring new opportunities. Real Sociedad is moving ahead in its pursuit, eyeing Tello as a potential match for their attacking options. (GOAL)
PSG Lists Gallardo as a Managerial Candidate
Reports indicate that PSG is considering Marcelo Gallardo as one of several contenders to replace Mauricio Pochettino, alongside names like Zinedine Zidane, Joachim Low, and Thiago Motta. The search reflects PSG’s intent to stabilize the squad leadership and rebuild plans for the next season. (L’Equipe)
Betis and Willian José Reach a Deal
Spanish press reports indicate Betis has agreed with Real Sociedad on a 10 million euro transfer for the Brazilian striker. The deal would keep Willian José with Betis through 2025, forming a key piece of the Verdiblancos’ attack. (ABC de Sevilla)
Donnarumma Signals Desire to Remain at PSG
Gianluigi Donnarumma expressed his preference to stay with Paris Saint-Germain. He acknowledged a challenging season and shared hopes for a stronger contribution next year as competition with Keylor Navas evolves. The club faces decisions ahead, with the aim of maintaining a stable and competitive goalkeeping setup. (AFP)
Manchester City Withdraws from De Jong Bid
reports suggest that Manchester City will not match Manchester United in the pursuit of Barcelona midfielder Frenkie de Jong. While initial interest existed, the focus has shifted, leaving United as the leading contender for the Dutch international this summer. (The Telegraph)
Juventus Pursues Pogba with Confidence
Juventus is viewed as a favorite to sign Paul Pogba, according to another major outlet. Paris Saint-Germain and Real Madrid are also linked with the French star, but Juventus appears ready to push a weekly wage in the region of €180,000 plus bonuses and a transfer fee to secure the deal this summer. (The Mirror)
Barcelona Transfer: Coutinho to Aston Villa Confirmed
Barcelona has announced that Philippe Coutinho will remain with Aston Villa after a transfer worth around 20 million euros. The move marks a significant step in Coutinho’s career, and Villa fans are hopeful he can contribute to a strong campaign ahead. (Aston Villa official)
Morning musings from the transfer desk continue as clubs across Europe refine their rosters for the next season. Although the window has closed, teams remain active in strategic planning, assessing contracts, and weighing unsolicited rumors against practical squad needs. The market is alive with speculation as coaches and executives map out the roster for the next campaign, while fans eagerly follow every development. (Goal)
Source: Goal