European Transfer News Live June 2025: See Every Clubs Sealed Deals, Rumors, Sagas Including Gyokeres, Sesko, Osimhen, Luis Diaz, and Bryan Mbeumo

By GG Prediction On Jun 20, 2025

As June 2025 draws to a close, the European football transfer market is ablaze with activity. With clubs jostling to bolster their squads ahead of the new season, some eye-watering deals have already been sealed, while others continue to brew in typical transfer saga fashion.

At ggprediction.com/, we cover the latest football transfer news, football betting tips, and prediction insights to keep fans one step ahead. Here’s a comprehensive look at all the major confirmed deals, rumours, and developing stories rocking European football this month.

🏆 Early Window Highlights: The Club World Cup Mini-Window

The month kicked off with a unique “mini transfer window” from June 1st to 10th, exclusively for clubs involved in the expanded FIFA Club World Cup 2025. This window triggered a flurry of strategic acquisitions before the broader European summer transfer window hit full gear.

🔥 Major Confirmed Transfers in June 2025

The top European clubs have wasted no time reinforcing their squads. Below are the most talked-about transfers so far:

⚪ Real Madrid’s Defensive Overhaul

Trent Alexander-Arnold joins from Liverpool for £8.4m.
Dean Huijsen, previously at Bournemouth, arrives for a massive £50m.
Real Madrid is clearly not resting on its laurels, aiming to maintain continental dominance.

🔴 Liverpool’s Swift Response

Signed Jeremie Frimpong from Bayer Leverkusen for £29.5m.
Added Giorgi Mamardashvili (Valencia) for £29m.
Reportedly close to a £116.5m swoop for Leverkusen star Florian Wirtz.

🔴 Manchester United’s New Attacker

Signed Matheus Cunha from Wolves for £62.5m.
The Brazilian is expected to play a central role under Erik ten Hag.

🔵 Chelsea’s Youth-Led Spree

Acquisitions include:
- Dário Essugo (Sporting CP) – £18m
- Liam Delap (Ipswich Town) – £30m
- Mamadou Sarr (RC Strasbourg) – £12m
Women’s team signs goalkeeper Livia Peng.
Marcus Bettinelli departs for Manchester City.

🔵 Manchester City Strengthens Further

Rayan Aït-Nouri (Wolves) – £31m
Rayan Cherki (Lyon) – £30.45m
Tijjani Reijnders (AC Milan) – £46.5m

Rayan Aït-Nouri joined Manchester City from Wolves

🟡 Dortmund Welcomes Another Bellingham

Jobe Bellingham joins from Sunderland for £27m.

🟢 Tierney Returns Home

Kieran Tierney completes a free transfer to Celtic from Arsenal.

🕵️‍♂️ Transfer Rumours & Ongoing Sagas to Watch

🔴 Arsenal & Benjamin Sesko

Arsenal is chasing RB Leipzig striker Benjamin Sesko.
Competition from Al-Hilal (Saudi Arabia) may complicate the move.
Reports suggest personal terms agreed; fee still under discussion.

🔵 Chelsea’s Goalkeeper Puzzle

Despite reinforcing, Chelsea is still eyeing Mike Maignan (AC Milan).

⚡ Jamie Gittens to Chelsea?

Chelsea’s £42m bid for Borussia Dortmund’s Jamie Gittens was rejected.
A second bid is expected soon.

🔵 Barcelona’s Budget Balancing

Signed Joan García from Espanyol.
Interested in Luis Díaz (Liverpool) but need to offload players first.

⚽ Viktor Gyokeres Frustrated

The Sporting CP striker is being targeted by Arsenal and Manchester United.
The delay is reportedly frustrating the player.

🔴 Julian Alvarez in Demand

Scored 29 goals in debut season for Atlético Madrid.
Clubs like Barcelona, Liverpool, and Bayern Munich are circling.
Atlético wants to keep him, but agent hints at possible move.

🔴 United’s Hunt for Bryan Mbeumo

Manchester United plans to return with an improved offer after Brentford rejected their initial bid.
The player reportedly prefers United over Spurs.

🔵 Napoli’s Bold Move

Eyeing Andy Robertson and Darwin Núñez from Liverpool.
Also targeting Matt O’Riley from Brighton.

⚫ Leverkusen Closing in on Jarell Quansah

With Wirtz leaving, Leverkusen is negotiating for Liverpool’s Jarell Quansah.

⚽ The Underrated Transfer Market: Players Like “Checki”

Not all transfers involve big money. Players like Sergio Recio Blecua (“Checki”) represent the often-overlooked free transfers and low-fee deals between smaller clubs. These movements are crucial for squad depth and financial sustainability across Europe’s lower divisions.

📝 Final Thoughts: What to Expect Before September

With the transfer deadline set for September 1st, 2025, expect more high-stakes drama, last-minute twists, and breakthrough signings. Clubs are carefully balancing budgets, squad needs, and long-term planning.

Stay tuned to ggprediction.com/ for daily football transfer updates, match predictions, and betting tips during this transfer window and beyond.