August 18, 2025

Published on July 24, 2025 | Last Updated on 4 weeks

The summer window continues to gather pace with clubs across Europe pushing to complete crucial business. From confirmed transfers and medicals underway to behind-the-scenes negotiations, today’s coverage brings you all the major moves as they happen.

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Chelsea and Ajax are in the final negotiation phase for 19‑year‑old defender Jorrel Hato, with the Blues having reached agreement on personal terms and the player himself requesting a move, according to Fabrizio Romano. Reports indicate the transfer fee is approximately €40 million, well below Ajax’s initial €60 m valuation. Hato, versatile at centre-back and left-back, has already informed Ajax he wants to join Stamford Bridge, making this one of Chelsea’s top transfer priorities today.

What it Means for Chelsea:

If completed, this deal would be another clear signal of Chelsea’s commitment to investing in elite young talent under their current project. Hato’s arrival could provide immediate depth to the back line and long-term competition for the left-sided centre-back role. It also puts pressure on existing defenders, especially with Levi Colwill and Benoît Badiashile already fighting for minutes. Expect developments to accelerate in the next 24–48 hours.

AS Roma are closing in on a deal to sign Italy U‑21 centre-back Daniele Ghilardi from Hellas Verona. Negotiations are progressing swiftly, with an agreement reportedly based on €10m plus €2m in potential bonuses, and Roma structure the move as a loan with mandatory purchase once terms are agreed. The 22‑year‑old defender has already accepted Roma’s proposal and values his new opportunity under coach Gian Piero Gasperini.

Benfica have formally initiated talks to sign João Félix from Chelsea, with negotiations now underway between the Portuguese club and the player’s agent, Jorge Mendes. Benfica’s interest hinges on agreeing to Chelsea’s conditions, including a transfer fee believed to be up to €25 to 30 million, potentially for around half of his rights.

Félix has expressed a strong desire to return to his boyhood club and is reportedly “keen on the comeback” but his high wage demands remain a significant obstacle. ⁣Both clubs are working to resolve financial and contractual hurdles, with further progress expected in the coming days.

AC Milan have confirmed the signing of left-back Pervis Estupinán from Brighton on a deal worth €17 million plus €2 million in add-ons, according to Fabrizio Romano and multiple sources. Estupinán has agreed personal terms and signed a long-term contract, following Brighton’s approval under owner Tony Bloom. The move reunites him with Serie A following his strong stint in the Premier League, where he made over 100 appearances for the Seagulls.

VfB Stuttgart have reached an agreement to sign Chema Andrés from Real Madrid for an initial fee of €3 million, according to Bild. The 20‑year‑old midfielder has already agreed personal terms and is in Germany undergoing medical tests ahead of finalising the move.

Real Madrid have secured a buy‑back clause and a 50% sell‑on clause, ensuring future control over the talented Castilla star. Once official, Chema will join Stuttgart’s squad under coach Sebastian Hoeness.

Bayern Munich are preparing a fresh proposal to sign Luis Díaz from Liverpool after their initial bids were rejected. The Bundesliga giants remain confident that the Colom­bian winger wants to move on, with reports placing a potential bid between €70 and €80 million.

Liverpool have stood firm on their valuation, believed to exceed €100 million and insist the player is currently not for sale. Despite this, Díaz has reportedly submitted a transfer request and made clear his desire to leave, pushing Bayern and Barcelona into continued pursuit. Talks are ongoing between Díaz’s camp and Bayern ahead of any formal club‑to‑club negotiations.

Arsenal have officially signed Spanish defender Cristhian Mosquera from Valencia for a reported fee of €15 million plus €5 million in performance-based add‑ons, according to confirmed reports from Reuters and AS. The 21-year-old centre-back has agreed personal terms and signed a long-term contract, becoming Arsenal’s fifth summer signing this window.

He arrives after featuring in 90 senior appearances for Valencia and being La Liga’s most used outfield player last season. Mosquera expressed his excitement about joining a “historic, massive club” while acknowledging the poignant farewell to his boyhood side.

Chelsea have finalised an agreement to sign 18‑year‑old winger Jesse Derry from Crystal Palace. The club reportedly beat off competition from at least eight European clubs, including Bayern Munich, who were close to sealing his transfer before Chelsea swooped in.

A medical is scheduled for Friday, with terms agreed and Crystal Palace having granted clearance for the move. Derry, an England under‑19 international, has impressed at youth level and joins Chelsea as part of their long‑term talent recruitment strategy.

Sporting CP have nearly finalised the signing of Colombian striker Luis Javier Su árez from Almería. The deal is expected to be worth up to €25 million, potentially including bonuses, with Almería also securing a 10 percent sell-on clause in the agreement.

Suárez has reportedly agreed personal terms and is keen to make the move following Sporting’s sale of Viktor Gyökeres to Arsenal. Negotiations first picked up in June and were revealed exclusively, with the clubs now closing out remaining economic details before finalising the transfer this week.

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