Soccer / Football Transfers

2.6.26 Monaco

Once regarded as one of Barcelona's brightest academy prospects, Ansu Fati is reportedly set for a permanent move to AS Monaco after a successful loan spell. Fati struggled to secure a consistent role at Barcelona and spent recent seasons on loan, first with Brighton & Hove Albion and then Monaco. After scoring 12 goals during his time in France, Monaco have reportedly decided to trigger an option to buy, with the deal expected to be worth €11 million.

1.6.26 Liverpool

Ibrahima Konate will leave Liverpool at the end of June after the club confirmed he will not renew his contract. The French centre-back departs after five seasons at Anfield. In an emotional farewell message, Konate thanked teammates, staff, and supporters while describing his departure as the start of a "new challenge and a new chapter." His exit comes during a turbulent period for Liverpool, following the dismissal of manager Arne Slot. Konate joins a growing list of departures, with Mohamed Salah and Andrew Robertson also reportedly set to leave the club this summer.

1.6.26 Milan

Rafael Leao has announced he will leave AC Milan at the end of the season, saying he is ready for a new challenge in another league. The Portuguese forward, who scored nine goals and added three assists this season, is reportedly available for around £43 million after Milan failed to qualify for the Champions League. Manchester United have emerged as a potential destination as they look to strengthen ahead of a return to Europe's top competition, while Leao has also been linked with a move to the Premier League in recent years.

30.5.26 Barcelona

Anthony Gordon has completed a move from Newcastle United to Barcelona, signing a five-year deal with the Spanish champions. While the transfer fee was not officially disclosed, reports suggest Barcelona paid around £69.3 million, representing a significant profit on the £45 million Newcastle paid for Gordon in 2023. The 25-year-old will now focus on England's World Cup campaign before beginning the next chapter of his club career in Spain.

30.5.26 Augsburg

Augsburg have signed centre-back Calvin Brackelmann on a free transfer from Paderborn. The 26-year-old has agreed to a contract until 2030 after making 63 appearances for Paderborn. Sporting director Benni Weber highlighted Brackelmann's athletic qualities and suitability for the club, while the defender said he believes Augsburg is the ideal next step in his career and is looking forward to helping the team next season.