summer transfers

Sunderland Strike First – £30m Leeds Target Stolen in Bold Summer Statement

June 30, 2025 RAYMOND 0

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Sunderland’s return to the Premier League is set to spark a major squad overhaul, with up to 15 departures and 10 signings expected in a summer of calculated ambition. A new-look midfield built around Habib Diarra, Dan Neil, and Enzo Le Fée is already taking shape, while top-level experience is arriving in defence with Reinildo Mandava. Though Anthony Patterson is likely to keep his No.1 spot, the club is pushing to bring in competition – possibly Marcin Bulka – as they aim to reinforce every department. With the club targeting young, high-upside talent and offloading fringe players, a leaner, more dynamic Sunderland side could be in place by August – ready to face the top flight with both purpose and a clear plan.

Rangers Send Scouts to Track 19-Year-Old Attacker with Shockingly Low Release Clause – Is a Major Move Imminent?

May 11, 2025 RAYMOND 0

Rangers have reportedly sent scouts to watch 19-year-old striker Evagoras Charalampous, whose release clause is a remarkably low £42,000. Despite not being a household name, the Anorthosis forward has made an impressive impact, scoring five goals in 16 appearances and earning three caps for Cyprus Under-21s. With his potential catching the eye, Rangers are reportedly considering triggering his release clause this summer as they look to strengthen their attacking options.

As the club continues its search for a permanent manager, with names like Russell Martin, Danny Rohl, and even Steven Gerrard and Frank Lampard being linked to the role, Rangers are also focused on boosting their squad. In addition to Charalampous, defensive reinforcements are also on the agenda, with Estoril’s Kevin Boma among the targets. With Rangers looking to narrow the gap on Celtic in the Scottish Premiership, adding both attacking depth and defensive solidity will be crucial in the upcoming transfer window.

Sheffield Wednesday’s Hidden Core: The 16 Players Staying Next Season – and the Clock Ticking on Their Contracts

May 10, 2025 RAYMOND 0

Sheffield Wednesday face a summer of significant change with just 16 first-team players contracted for the upcoming season, and six of them aged 21 or younger. The club is set for another major rebuilding job, with at least 16 players seeing their contracts expire, including Ryo Hatsuse, whose deal ends in June. The Owls currently lack the depth to field a full matchday squad without relying on their youth system, highlighting the urgent need for fresh signings.

Among the players confirmed for next season, Pierce Charles has committed to a long-term deal, while Di’Shon Bernard will remain until 2027. Veteran defender Dominic Iorfa has one year left, aiming to hit 200 club appearances. Max Lowe, a key figure in the squad, signed a two-year contract, and Yan Valery, who impressed in his first season, is contracted for three more years.

As the squad takes shape for the 2025/26 campaign, Sheffield Wednesday’s management, whether under Danny Röhl or a new head coach, will face a busy period of squad building and potential contract extensions.