Football fans across the world are holding their breath. Fabrizio Romano, the undisputed king of football transfers, has dropped new updates that are shaking the foundations of the Premier League and beyond. Chelsea, Manchester United, Arsenal, Real Madrid, Barcelona—nobody is safe. Secrets have been exposed. Plans have been revealed. It’s a summer of tension, hope, and heartbreak. And it’s only just beginning.
This is the full story of the latest developments from Fabrizio Romano. The confirmations, the twists, the truths, the lies. From Joao Pedro’s Chelsea link, to Manchester United’s brutal decision on Jadon Sancho, to the real situation with Benjamin Sesko and Arsenal—everything is unfolding like a football movie. And we’re giving you the full 3000-word drama.
It all started with a whisper. A whisper that Joao Pedro, the talented Brazilian forward shining at Brighton, was being closely watched. Not just by any club, but by Chelsea. The Stamford Bridge club, under new leadership, is trying to rebuild. They’re hunting for a sharp, young forward with Premier League experience. And Joao Pedro fits the profile perfectly. According to Fabrizio Romano, the Chelsea scouts have already included Pedro on their list of top summer targets. “Joao Pedro is appreciated,” Romano said. “He’s seen as a very interesting option. He has big potential, he knows the league, and he can become a perfect fit.”
But here’s the twist. Despite the strong interest, Chelsea have not made a formal move yet. The talks are still in the air. Brighton know they have a valuable asset. They’re calm. No rush. But Newcastle are lurking too. Yes, Newcastle United—the Saudi-backed project—is also monitoring Pedro. Before he even joined Brighton, Newcastle were on him. Now they’re back again. It’s a three-way storm brewing. Brighton hold the player. Chelsea admire him. Newcastle are watching quietly. Joao Pedro is open to a move. This could explode at any momen
Jadon Sancho. Once the golden boy. The £73 million dream from Borussia Dortmund. Now a ghost. After clashing with Erik ten Hag, Sancho was exiled. Then loaned to Chelsea. Now he’s back at Old Trafford. But it’s not a warm welcome. Romano revealed the truth with no sugarcoating. “Manchester United have made their decision,” he said. “They do not want Sancho at the club. The only plan is to sell
And what about loans? Napoli came knocking. They’re interested. But they don’t want to pay his full salary. They’re proposing a clever deal—a loan with reduced wages, maybe even a purchase later. But United are not impressed. They want a clean deal. Permanent. Full money. The tension is building. Sancho wants to play. United want him gone. Napoli are negotiating, but slowly. Time is ticking. There’s no place for Sancho in Ten Hag’s system anymore. His journey at United is over. Now it’s just about finding who will take the risk.
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And while we’re speaking of Napoli, don’t believe the rumors about Jack Grealish. Romano confirmed: Napoli have no interest in the Manchester City star. “He’s been offered to Napoli,” Romano said. “But they are not considering him. They are focused on Sancho.” So yes, Sancho’s exit is close. But not sealed. Napoli want him. But not at full price. Manchester United want to cash in. The deadlock continue–
Then came the biggest question of the summer: What’s happening with Benjamin Sesko? Reports were everywhere. Arsenal fans were celebrating already. “Personal terms agreed,” some claimed. But then Romano stepped in like a thunderstorm and shut everything down.
“Nothing is done,” he said. “There is no agreement yet between Sesko, his agents, RB Leipzig, and Arsenal. There are talks, yes. But it’s not complete. It’s not agreed.”
Sesko’s move is the most-watched striker saga of the summer. He’s young, he’s tall, he’s fast. And Arsenal want a striker badly. Mikel Arteta is building something big. They missed out on the Premier League last season by inches. Now they want a new forward to fire them to glory. But Leipzig are not easy negotiators. They want the right price. And Sesko’s agents? They’re not rushing. Everyone is waiting. Arsenal are hoping. But the story is far from finished.
Another name mentioned by Romano? Viktor Gyokeres. The Swedish striker is still an option for Arsenal. If Sesko’s deal crashes, Gyokeres could be next. It’s a Plan B. But Arsenal fans are dreaming of Sesko first. While the Premier League is boiling, over in Spain, Barcelona are plotting something big. They want Nico Williams. And not just a little bit. They want him badly.
Romano confirmed: Nico Williams has told all the clubs interested in him—including Arsenal and Liverpool—that he only wants to join Barcelona. Through his agent, the message was clear: “I want to go to Barca.”
And Barcelona? They’re doing everything possible. Meetings. Strategies. Financial planning. Even Deco, the sporting director, was spotted flying to Ibiza. Why? Because that’s where Nico Williams and new coach Hansi Flick were staying. The timing is suspicious. The location is romantic. The plan is serious.
But don’t forget Bilbao. They’re still trying to keep their star. They’ve offered Nico a new contract. They’ve reminded him of the €58 million release clause. But Barca won’t give up. And Bayern Munich? They’re watching in the shadows. If Barcelona can’t pull it off, Bayern are ready. They’ve already had two meetings. They like Nico. They admire him. But they’re waiting quietly
Another Real Madrid twist? Of course. There always is. Brahim Diaz has made his choice. After receiving interest from several Premier League clubs, including Arsenal and West Ham, Diaz said no. He’s staying at Madrid. He’s signing a new contract. The deal is done. Now it’s just about the formalities
Romano explained it clearly: “He’s committed. He wants to stay. The next one to sign a new deal? Thibaut Courtois.” Madrid are building a wall. One renewal at a time. But what about the big one—Rodrygo?
Romano confirmed that Arsenal are tracking him. Yes, Arsenal like Rodrygo. They admire his talent. They want to add a top winger alongside a striker. They’re serious.
There’s no negotiation yet,” Romano said. “No talks with Real Madrid. Not even the early stages.”
And there’s only one way Arsenal can sign Rodrygo—if the player goes to Real Madrid and says, “I want to leave.” So far, he hasn’t done that. So the door is closed… for now. Still, Arsenal are watching. Waiting. Hoping. Meanwhile, Liverpool’s own summer is heating up. And Milos Kerkez is at the center of it.
The young left-back, who once played under Liverpool sporting director Richard Hughes at Bournemouth, is close to signing. Romano said it with confidence: “He will be a Liverpool player. No doubt. There are technical details, but the deal is not in danger.” Liverpool want fresh legs in defense. Kerkez is the man. He’s young, hungry, and knows the English game.
But there’s also change coming up front. Darwin Nunez, the rollercoaster striker, is leaving. It’s not a question anymore. It’s confirmed. Romano dropped the update: “Darwin will leave Liverpool this summer. There’s interest from Saudi Arabia. But also from Europe. Napoli are serious.”
Napoli have made contact. The talks have started. Nunez is considering his options. The decision is close. Liverpool want to sell. Napoli want to buy. Saudi Arabia can offer money. But Darwin wants football.It’s a storm with many directions. But it ends with Darwin Nunez leaving Anfield.
