In demand: Benjamin Sesko, Eberechi Eze and Alexander Isak could all be on the move this summer

This summer has not been quiet. It has not been peaceful. In fact, it has been the loudest, craziest, and most unpredictable transfer window the Premier League has ever seen. And right in the middle of the chaos are the biggest names in English football. Arsenal. Liverpool. Manchester United. Chelsea. Tottenham Hotspur. And every minute, the noise gets louder, the drama gets messier, and the futures of some of football’s brightest stars continue to twist and turn like a snake in the grass. Nobody knows what will happen next. But one thing is clear. The summer of 2025 will be remembered for a long, long time.

The headlines are everywhere. Eberechi Eze to Arsenal. Benjamin Sesko to Manchester United. Alexander Isak to Liverpool. Rodrygo’s future in chaos. And the shocking end of Heung-min Son’s Tottenham journey. These are not rumours anymore. These are real stories. Real deals. Real decisions. Careers are changing. Clubs are changing. And everything is happening so fast.

At the heart of it all is Arsenal. Mikel Arteta’s team are not playing games this summer. They want Eberechi Eze. And they want him badly. The Crystal Palace star is on Arsenal’s radar and reports say the Gunners are preparing an official bid. Not just any bid. A serious one. An opening offer that could finally test Palace’s resolve. But here’s the twist. Arsenal cannot move yet. They need to sell. And the player they are trying to push out is Fabio Vieira. If Vieira leaves, Eze enters. That’s the equation. And it is one that could explode in the coming hours.

Manchester United, meanwhile, have made their move. And it’s a big one. The Red Devils have won the race to sign Benjamin Sesko from RB Leipzig. Newcastle United also wanted him. They made a huge offer. In fact, their bid was even higher than United’s. But Sesko chose Old Trafford. He agreed personal terms with both clubs. He thought carefully. But in the end, he followed his heart. United it is. And the deal is almost done. Sesko will become the striker in Ruben Amorim’s new-look front line. A striker who can lead a revolution.

Newcastle? They are hurting. First they lost out on Michael Olise. Now it’s Sesko. Two big transfer targets. Two failures. And now, it could get worse. Because their own striker, Alexander Isak, is now back in the headlines. Liverpool are coming. Liverpool want him. And with Newcastle missing out on Sesko, the fear is real. If they lose Isak too, it would be a nightmare. And that nightmare could be getting closer.

Liverpool have been busy this summer. Very busy. And now, their eyes are locked on Isak. But there’s another twist. The Reds were also interested in Real Madrid star Rodrygo. But something has changed. Rodrygo has agreed a new deal with Real. He’s staying in Spain. So now Liverpool need a new plan. And Isak is at the top of their list. Their first offer was rejected. But a second approach is expected soon. Newcastle fans are nervous. Liverpool fans are excited. And Isak? He’s silent. Watching. Waiting.

Over at Chelsea, the fire sale has started. The Blues are clearing out players to make room for more arrivals. And already, several names are on the exit list. At the same time, Chelsea are making other moves. Marc Cucurella is getting a new contract. Yes, the same Cucurella who was almost sold last season. Now, he’s being offered fresh terms. Why? Because he’s the only senior left-back in the squad after the Club World Cup. It’s a strange twist. But it’s Chelsea. Nothing is ever normal.

Elsewhere, young striker Marc Guiu is leaving Chelsea. He’s going to Sunderland on loan. No buy clause. No obligation. Just a straight loan until the end of the season. It’s a chance for Guiu to grow. To get minutes. To prove he belongs at the top level. He used to be at Barcelona. Now he’s fighting for his future in the Championship. Back at Arsenal, another story is developing. Juventus want Jakub Kiwior. The Polish defender’s future is uncertain. Arsenal just signed Cristhian Mosquera, and that could push Kiwior out. Juventus are watching closely. They need defenders. And Kiwior could be the answer. Talks haven’t started yet. But the interest is there. And Kiwior knows it.

Liverpool are also making moves in defence. With Joe Gomez injured and Jarrell Quansah now at Bayer Leverkusen, the Reds are short at the back. Only Van Dijk and Konate remain. So now, they are looking for a new centre-back. Not an expensive one. A young, cheap one. The name on their list? Giovanni Leoni of Parma. A teenager. Full of talent. Full of potential. And ready to take the next step. Meanwhile, West Ham have agreed a deal for Botafogo goalkeeper John Victor. The 29-year-old Brazilian is joining for around £8.4m. Personal terms have been agreed. The deal is almost done. His name is John. Just John. And he could be the Hammers’ new number one.

Back to Manchester United. The arrival of Benjamin Sesko is causing big debates. How will he fit in? Amorim has already brought in Matheus Cunha and Bryan Mbeumo. Two attacking midfielders. Two No10s. Now Sesko joins. So how will the system look? Amorim likes 3-4-2-1. So where does Bruno Fernandes fit in? He’s the captain. The leader. But the team is changing. And big names could lose their place. Nothing is guaranteed anymore.

Even former players are in the news. Brandon Williams, once a Manchester United full-back, could return to football after 12 months out. He was released. Forgotten. Ignored. But now, Championship clubs are interested. Hull City are leading the race. Williams started at United as a seven-year-old. Now, he’s fighting to rebuild his career.

And then, the biggest emotional story of the window. Heung-min Son. The face of Tottenham. The captain. The hero. The icon. He is leaving. Yes, it’s real. Son is moving to LAFC. The deal is done. £15m. He has already said goodbye to his teammates. He stayed in Seoul after the friendly against Newcastle. The rest of the squad flew home. He didn’t. Because he’s not coming back. He’s going to America. A new chapter. A new life.

So what does all this mean? It means this transfer window is not like any other. It’s wild. It’s fast. And it’s ruthless. Arsenal are ready to break the bank for Eze. Liverpool are knocking hard for Isak. United have secured their striker. Chelsea are reshaping again. Tottenham are saying goodbye to a legend. And every club is gambling. Because one wrong decision, one bad signing, and the season could collapse.

Managers are stressed. Fans are glued to their screens. Players are packing their bags. And agents are working overtime. The Premier League is no longer just a league. It’s a battlefield. A marketplace. A theatre. And every day brings a new headline, a new shock, a new twist. For Arsenal, the focus is on speed. They want to act fast. Eze is not going to wait forever. Other clubs are watching too. If Arsenal hesitate, they will lose him. So the pressure is building. Sell Fabio Vieira or miss out. That’s the situation. And everyone knows it.

For Manchester United, the mood is different. They are confident. They have their man. Sesko is coming. But now, they must build the perfect system around him. Amorim has big plans. Big dreams. But big dreams need big decisions. And some players may not like what’s coming. For Liverpool, it’s a race against time. Rodrygo is gone. Isak is the new target. But they cannot afford to wait. Newcastle won’t sell easily. And other clubs might enter the race. If Liverpool are serious, they must go all in. No half-measures.

For Chelsea, it’s all about balance. Sell some, keep some, buy some. That’s the formula. But getting it right is never easy. The squad is huge. The decisions are complex. And the pressure is always there. And for Tottenham, it’s heartbreak. Son is more than a player. He is a symbol. His departure is the end of an era. A reminder that nothing lasts forever. Football moves fast. And nobody is safe.

This summer has already seen more drama than most entire seasons. And we are not even halfway through the window. More deals are coming. More twists are certain. And the stories will keep coming until the very last second of deadline day. One thing is clear. Football is changing. Clubs are changing. Players are changing. And the Premier League is now a global theatre where every minute matters, and every move counts.

So buckle up. The rollercoaster is still climbing. And when it drops, the whole world will feel it. Because in this window, nobody sleeps. Nobody rests. And nothing is off the table.