Alexander Isak
This is the most interested deal since the 2025 summer market opened. The Swedish striker has publicly expressed his desire to leave Newcastle United, while Liverpool once made a £110 million offer but were rejected.
Newcastle are not willing to sell Isak but they have a player who has not trained with the first team and believe that the club has broken its commitment to let him go. Now, with the Premier League match over, the story is full of drama.
Marc Guehi
Liverpool won all matches at the beginning of the season but conceded 2 goals in both matches. Guehi is considered the ideal piece to improve the quality of Arne Slot's defense. The problem lies in the fee when Crystal Palace was offered £65 million by Newcastle to Guehi last year. The 25-year-old centre-back has just one year left on his contract and could leave for free at the end of the season, which has left both clubs thinking about the economic problems.
Gianluigi Donnarumma
The Italian goalkeeper won EURO 2020 and was PSG's number one goalkeeper when they won the Champions League last season. However, after 4 seasons in France, he was pushed to the brink and given the green light to find a new club. Man City have spoken to representative Donnarumma but only see him as a replacement if Ederson leaves.
Even so, there is still a question mark about whether Donnarumma's playing style is in line with Pep Guardiola's football philosophy. Former striker Wayne Rooney has publicly supported M.U's recruitment of the 1999-born star, but the "Red Devils" are focusing on young goalkeeper Senne Lammens.
Yoane Wissa
The striker from the Democratic Republic of Congo is about to turn 29 and this transfer window is probably the last chance for him to make a big step forward in his career. Wissa has not played for Brentford this season, despite coach coach coach coach coach Greenwich affirming that he is confident his student will stay.
In addition, Saudi Arabia's Neom FC also expressed interest, as their market has been open longer than the Premier League. Wissa has previously been on the radar of Nottingham Forest and Wolves, but it was only this summer that he was determined to leave. Newcastle have asked to buy him, but only consider him one of many options.
Antony
The second most expensive contract in Man United's history is about to leave Old Trafford. The Brazilian star is negotiating to return to Real Betis, where he played quite successfully on loan. This was not a shock, because coach Ruben Amorim did not include Antony in the plan and allowed him to find a new path for himself. Jadon Sancho is also in the same group, while Rasmus Hojlund is likely to leave M.U if Napoli reach an agreement.
Nicolas Jackson
The Senegalese striker scored 30 goals in 2 seasons at Chelsea but the London team recruited Liam Delap and Joao Pedro, and also targeted many other strikers. Jackson has not played this season and is of interest to Aston Villa, Bayern Munich and Newcastle.
Jackson has worked with Unai Emery at Villarreal, who is highly regarded for his ability to dribble free and his aggressive playing style, although his finishing is not really stable. Chelsea are ready to sell Jackson to target Wolves' Jorgen Strand Larsen.
