1. Liam Delap (Ipswich → Chelsea, £30 million)
Liam Delap is a young English striker with a lot of potential, now joining Chelsea to prove himself on the Premier League stage.
Liam Delap is one of England’s promising young forwards. After a successful loan spell at Ipswich Town where he showed glimpses of his goal-scoring instincts and physical presence,
Chelsea moved decisively to secure his services for around £30 million. Known for his pace, strength, and excellent positioning inside the box, Delap is expected to be a future star for the Blues.
Chelsea’s new management is focusing on rebuilding the squad with young, talented players who can develop into world-class stars. Delap fits this philosophy perfectly.
His physical attributes combined with his youth academy background at Manchester City provide Chelsea with a raw yet moldable talent for the future.
2. Estevão (Palmeiras → Chelsea, £56 million)
Estevão, a highly talented young Brazilian, has been dubbed the ‘Messinho’ for his incredible dribbling skills and flair. Estevão is one of the brightest young talents emerging from Brazil’s Palmeiras academy. Chelsea’s decision to pay £56 million for a player who won’t join immediately but will arrive once he turns 18 reflects the club’s ambition to snap up the world’s best prospects early.
Known for his quick feet, close control, and creativity in tight spaces, Estevão carries the same exciting attributes that made Brazilian football icons famous. Chelsea’s acquisition is a strategic long-term investment, following in the footsteps of clubs like Real Madrid and PSG who have secured young South American stars before they hit their peak.
Why this transfer window matters for Chelsea:
The signings of Delap and Estevão signify a clear pivot to youth development combined with the strategic patience needed for building a sustainable powerhouse. Chelsea are looking to blend experience with emerging talent to compete domestically and in Europe for years to come.
3. Manchester United Matheus Cunha in £62.3 Million Deal.
Brazilian forward Matheus Cunha is set to inject pace and flair into Manchester United’s frontline. Manchester United have finally made a significant statement in the transfer market by signing Matheus Cunha from Wolverhampton Wanderers for a reported £62.3 million. Cunha’s versatility as a forward who can play centrally or on the wings makes him a vital addition to Erik ten Hag’s squad.
Over the last two seasons, Cunha impressed with his dribbling, quick bursts of acceleration, and ability to find the net at crucial moments. Despite Wolves' struggles, Cunha stood out as a reliable attacking threat and his performances caught the attention of bigger clubs.
United’s need for creative offensive players has been evident, especially after losing key attackers in previous seasons. Cunha’s arrival is expected to complement Rasmus Højlund and Marcus Rashford, providing a dynamic attacking trio with the ability to unlock stubborn defenses.
What to watch:
How Cunha adapts to the pressure and intensity of Old Trafford and whether he can consistently deliver against top Premier League defenses.
4. Liverpool Sign Jeremie Frimpong (£29.5 million)
Dynamic and attacking right-back Jeremie Frimpong joins Liverpool as they look to refresh their squad. Liverpool’s acquisition of Jeremie Frimpong from Bayer Leverkusen signals a new era on the right flank. Frimpong is known for his explosive speed, dribbling ability, and knack for joining the attack, traits that fit perfectly into Liverpool’s fast-paced, pressing style.
Liverpool icon Trent Alexander-Arnold moves to Real Madrid, looking to make his mark in La Liga. The surprising low fee for Trent Alexander-Arnold’s move to Real Madrid was due to his contract situation. Despite his importance at Liverpool, the Reds couldn’t renew his contract to their satisfaction. Real Madrid saw a bargain and added one of the world’s best right-backs to their squad.
Alexander-Arnold will face a new challenge adapting to La Liga’s style and Real Madrid’s tactical demands, but his crossing, vision, and set-piece ability give him the tools to succeed.
For Liverpool, Frimpong offers a youthful injection and tactical flexibility, signaling a shift in the squad’s composition and tactical approach under their current manager.
5. Real Madrid Invests in Future: Dean Huijsen Joins for (£50 Million)
Dutch defender Dean Huijsen, highly rated for his composure and passing, joins Real Madrid’s defensive ranks.Real Madrid’s signing of 19-year-old Dutch defender Dean Huijsen from Juventus’ loan spell at Bournemouth marks a strategic investment in one of Europe’s brightest defensive talents.
Huijsen stands out for his ability to play out from the back with calmness and precision, qualities that fit Real Madrid’s modern style of play.
At just 19, Huijsen already has a reputation for excellent reading of the game and maturity beyond his years. Madrid’s plan is to integrate him slowly, allowing him to develop alongside experienced players like Éder Militão and Antonio Rüdiger.
This signing shows Madrid’s forward-thinking approach in the transfer market—combining present success with long-term sustainability through young, adaptable players.