Following blockbuster deals—Rashford, Ekitike, João Pedro, Madueke, Gyökeres—here are the confirmed summer transfer fees for Europe’s top clubs, in euros.

Chelsea:

João Pedro: €64.3m (£55m + add-ons)

Jamie Gittens: €56.7m (with potential ups)

Estêvão Willian: €34m upfront, with €20m in performance-based add-ons (agreed in 2024, registered summer 2025)

Liam Delap: €35.1m

Dário Essugo: €22m

Mamadou Sarr: €14m

Kendry Páez: €20.2m (previously agreed, motivated by registration eligibility. Loaned to Blue Co’s (also owners of Chelsea) Strasbourg in French Ligue 1).

Total confirmed summer spend: €241.5 million, net €137.9 million after about €103.6 million in sales.

Liverpool:

Liverpool has reshaped their squad with record-breaking investment:

Florian Wirtz: €136.3m total (≈£100m + £16.5m add-ons)

Jeremie Frimpong: €34.6m (≈£29.5m)

Milos Kerkez: €46.8m (≈£40m)

Hugo Ekitike: €92.4m (≈£69m + add-ons)

Their confirmed summer spending totals ≈ €310.1 million.

Arsenal:

Arsenal have completed:

Noni Madueke: €56.7m

Martín Zubimendi: €64.4m

Kepa Arrizabalaga: €5.9 m

Christian Nørgaard: €11.7 m (≈£10 m + £2 m add‑ons)

Viktor Gyökeres: €64.3m

Total confirmed: over €175.5 million.

Manchester City:

This summer’s confirmed arrivals:

Rayan Aït‑Nouri: €42.5m

Rayan Cherki: €35.6m

Marcus Bettinelli: nominal fee

Total confirmed spend: €78.1 million.

City’s Winter Signings:

City began their spending streak early in 2025, though with five confirmed signings finalised during the January window mid-season:

Omar Marmoush joined from Eintracht Frankfurt on 23 January for a fee of €75 million, including add-ons. Nico González arrived from Porto on 3 February for a straight fee of €60 million.

Abdukodir Khusanov signed from Lens on 20 January for €40 million. Vítor Reis moved from Palmeiras on 21 January for €35 million. Juma Bah finalised his switch from Real Valladolid on 27 January for €5 million.

Altogether, the City’s confirmed winter spending totals €215 million.

Real Madrid:

Summer additions:

Dean Huijsen: €58.5m

Trent Alexander-Arnold: €9.7m

Álvaro Carreras: €50.5m

Franco Mastantuono: €45m

 

Total: €163.6 million.

Manchester United:

2025 summer confirmed signings:

Matheus Cunha: €73.1m

Diego León: €7m

Bryan Mbeumo: €76.1m (incl. add-ons)

Total: €156.2 million.

💡 Quick Summary in Euros

Chelsea: €241.5m (net ≈ €137.9m)

Liverpool: €310.1m

Arsenal: €175.5m+

Manchester City: €78.1m

Real Madrid: €163.6m

Manchester United: €156.2m

Conclusion:

Liverpool has led with a jaw-dropping €310 million summer spree, topped by Wirtz’s club record fee.

Chelsea and Arsenal have spent aggressively, United made a bold statement, Real Madrid reinforced smartly, while City took a measured approach by dividing expenditure.

All figures are from completed, club-confirmed deals—no speculation.

 

 

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Chelsea, Real Madrid, Man United, Liverpool, Barcelona and every big club out there, including the one you have given your heart to, are signing players. Some for big money, others for small. Here’s a round-up of all the latest…

🟢Gyökeres Close, Madueke Done for Arsenal:

Arsenal have now turned the ignition on for their transfer business in this transfer window. The Gunners have completed the signing of Chelsea winger, Noni Madueke, for £52m, with the 23-year-old already having put pen to paper and joined the Arsenal team for 5 years.

Aside from that, they are edging closer to securing one of their prime summer targets in Viktor Gyökeres. The Swedish striker has been at the heart of intense negotiations between the Gunners and Sporting CP, with a deal worth over £60 million with add-ons reportedly nearing completion.

Sources close to the player suggest Gyökeres is already preparing for life in London, having refused to join Sporting CP for pre-season amid the transfer buzz and his agent reportedly giving up his commission to get the deal done. 

Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta sees the prolific striker—who netted over 40 goals in all competitions last season—as the ideal solution to their occasional finishing struggles.

This would be a major statement of intent from Arsenal, who are determined to go one better in the Premier League title race after two strong seasons coming 2nd under Arteta.

⚽ Chelsea & Nicolas Jackson Divorce?

Chelsea’s relationship with Nicolas Jackson appears to be heading toward an early separation. Just a year after he arrived from Villarreal, the Senegalese forward is reportedly on the market, with the club open to offers north of £60 million.

AC Milan and Man United have emerged as contenders for his signature, with insiders revealing that the striker himself is open to a move. Despite flashes of brilliance, Jackson’s inconsistency, disciplinary issues, and off-field distractions may have convinced Chelsea’s hierarchy to move on.

Selling Jackson could free up funds for Chelsea’s broader rebuild as the club continues reshaping its attack under Enzo Maresca.

🔵 Barça Have Rashford Doubts:

Barcelona are assessing several left-wing options, and while Marcus Rashford's name has surfaced, not everyone at the club is convinced. Some figures reportedly have reservations over the Manchester United forward’s consistency and off-field attitude.

Despite Rashford’s interest in a move to Camp Nou, the Catalan club appears to be more focused on alternatives like Luis Díaz, whom Bayern made a €67m bid for and Nico Williams, who just extended with Bilbao for 10 years.

With budget limitations in mind, Barcelona are not keen on taking expensive gambles, and while Rashford’s current standing at United hasn’t helped his case, he might just still be the cheapest option for the Catalans.

🔴 Liverpool, Man United, Arsenal Discuss Rodrygo:

Brazilian winger Rodrygo has become one of the most sought-after names in this summer’s transfer window, with Liverpool, Manchester United, and Arsenal all linked to the Real Madrid attacker.

Liverpool is said to be making the strongest push, reportedly working behind the scenes to establish contact. Arsenal have also made exploratory approaches, while Manchester United are monitoring the situation amid their attacking reshuffle.

Rodrygo, however, isn’t short on options and is in no rush to leave. Real Madrid is reportedly demanding well over €100 million for the 23-year-old, and the final decision could hinge on the Brazilian winger himself

🟠 Breakthrough in Mbuemo to Man United:

Manchester United’s search for a right-sided forward has reportedly led them to Brentford’s Bryan Mbeumo, and talks are said to have advanced significantly in recent days, with the Cameroonian reportedly on his way to having his medicals.

For a reported fee of £45–50 million, a move for Mbeumo would complement United’s new focus on wide attacks and wing-back system, especially if players like Jadon Sancho or Antony are moved on this summer.

⚪ Real Madrid Not Done:

Real Madrid may have already made some big moves in the summer by securing Trent, Huijsen, Mastantuono, and Carerras, but they aren’t finished yet.

While speculation around Rodrygo’s future swirls, Madrid continues to keep tabs on reinforcements across multiple positions with rumours of a CB and winger signings on their to-do list.

Midfield targets could still be pursued if key squad members like Ceballos are moved like Modric. The club is carefully balancing ambition with sustainability, but a big-name exit could trigger further Galáctico-level spending.

 

✅ It’s Going to be a Long One:

This summer’s transfer market is shaping up to be one of the most dynamic in recent memory, and it’s looking like it might be a long one.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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