As the summer 2025 transfer window heats up, rumors are flooding social media and sports headlines. From superstars tempted by Saudi riches to Europe’s biggest clubs battling for rising talents, the transfer market is on fire. Here’s a roundup of the 10 most exciting transfer stories right now!
🇰🇷 Son Heung-min heading for a golden exile?
It’s a bombshell from England. Son Heung-min, Tottenham’s star forward, could be on his way to Saudi Arabia. At 32, the South Korean captain is reportedly considering one final big-money move. Spurs might be open to negotiations.
🗣️ “He and the club are no longer aligned,” claims a source close to the locker room.
🧤 Donnarumma – the saga of the summer?
PSG goalkeeper Gianluigi Donnarumma is attracting serious interest. Bayern Munich, Real Madrid, and Manchester City are all monitoring his situation. With PSG looking to restructure, they could consider letting him go — for the right price.
💎 Florian Wirtz – a gem in high demand
Bayer Leverkusen’s rising star Florian Wirtz is lighting up the market. Liverpool have already bid €130M, which was rejected. The German champions want €150M. Real Madrid are also quietly lurking. This one could go down to the wire.
⚔️ Zubimendi: Arsenal vs Real Madrid
Martin Zubimendi, the Real Sociedad midfielder, is a top target for Mikel Arteta at Arsenal. However, Real Madrid have now entered the race. The player has remained vague about his future. A €60M bid is being prepared.
🧤 Ramsdale close to West Ham move
Benched at Arsenal, goalkeeper Aaron Ramsdale is looking for game time — and a fresh start. West Ham could offer him just that. A £20M deal is reportedly in the works.
🛡️ Kerkez to Liverpool imminent
Bournemouth’s promising left-back Milos Kerkez is on the verge of joining Liverpool in a £40M move. He’s expected to challenge Andy Robertson, whose future at Anfield remains uncertain.
🇫🇷 Kingsley Coman set for a move?
French winger Kingsley Coman could be leaving Bayern Munich. Barcelona and Newcastle are among the clubs interested. The Bavarians may be ready to cash in after an injury-plagued season.
