Latest Transfer Updates: Man Utd, Arsenal, Liverpool, Real Madrid, and More

Latest Transfer Updates: Man Utd, Arsenal, Liverpool, Real Madrid, and More

The Athletic has released its 11th edition of the Transfer DealSheet for the summer 2025 transfer window. The team, including David Ornstein, provides insights into ongoing deals in the market. The transfer window is open until September 1.

The information in the article follows The Athletic's sourcing guidelines, with reporters speaking to multiple sources briefed on each deal. The aim is to provide trustworthy analysis of activities at top European clubs and the latest market updates. This year, football finance writer Chris Weatherspoon and Manchester City reporter Jordan Campbell will contribute to the transfer market analysis.

The article discusses Alexander Isak's uncertain future at Newcastle United amid interest from Liverpool. Isak is determined not to represent Newcastle again, even if the club refuses to sell him. Liverpool's interest remains firm, but Newcastle's stance may soften with a higher offer. Aston Villa's Jacob Ramsey is also a target for Newcastle, with interest from other clubs as well.

Manchester United is exploring a move for Brighton's Carlos Baleba. Talks are ongoing to assess the player's willingness to join and Brighton's valuation. Baleba is keen on a move to United, but the high cost of the transfer presents a challenge. United is also considering player sales to balance finances.

Barcelona faced off-pitch issues, including the captaincy change for Marc-Andre ter Stegen and the departure of Martin Martinez to Al Nassr. The club is working on player registrations and potential departures to manage the squad.

Real Madrid is content with its current squad and is not actively pursuing new signings. The club is open to player departures to create room for potential additions. Rodrygo is among the players Madrid is willing to sell to make space for new signings.

The article highlights the transfer activities and challenges faced by top football clubs in the ongoing summer transfer window.

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