The Top 25 Transfers of the 2025 Summer Window – Ranked
The 2025 summer transfer window has already delivered blockbuster moves, with Europe’s biggest clubs racing to strengthen their squads ahead of a new season full of ambition and pressure. From Premier League powerhouses flexing their financial muscle to Spanish giants doubling down on the next generation of talent, the market is buzzing with eye-catching deals.
This rundown spotlights the 25 largest transfers so far, charting the biggest fees, the clubs cashing in, and the new chapters awaiting these stars. Starting from Kevin Danso’s switch to Tottenham and building all the way up to Liverpool’s record-breaking capture of Florian Wirtz, here’s a closer look at how the landscape of European football is being reshaped — one massive deal at a time.
25. Kevin Danso - From Lens to Tottenham - £21.3m
Austrian center-back Kevin Danso leaves Lens for Tottenham in a £21.3 million move. At 26, he’s expected to bring leadership and aerial strength to Spurs’ defense in their push back toward Champions League football.
24. Joan García - From Espanyol to Barcelona - £21.3m
Barcelona secure a smart deal for Spanish goalkeeper Joan García, signing him from Espanyol for £21.3 million. The 24-year-old is likely seen as a long-term successor and a competitive presence for the starting spot.
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23. Jørgen Strand Larsen - From Celta Vigo to Wolves - £23.0m
Norwegian striker Jørgen Strand Larsen switches from Celta Vigo to Wolves for £23 million. Known for his physical play and aerial ability, he should fit well into Wolves’ direct attacking style.
22. Nico González - From Valencia to Juventus - £23.9m
Juventus bring in Spanish right winger Nico González from Valencia for £23.9 million. He’s expected to add creativity and technical quality to Juve’s evolving attack under new management.
21. Jobe Bellingham - From Sunderland to Dortmund - £25.9m
Jobe Bellingham follows in his brother Jude’s Bundesliga footsteps, leaving Sunderland to join Borussia Dortmund for £25.9 million. Dortmund will hope to unlock his box-to-box potential just like they did with his sibling.
20. Habib Diarra - From Strasbourg to Sunderland - £26.8m
Sunderland beat competition to sign Strasbourg’s Habib Diarra for £26.8 million. The dynamic 21-year-old midfielder brings energy and forward thrust to help the newly promoted side establish themselves.
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19. Estêvão - From Palmeiras to Chelsea - £28.9m
Chelsea secure 18-year-old Brazilian wonderkid Estêvão from Palmeiras for £28.9 million. The highly rated right winger is viewed as one of South America’s most exciting prospects.
18. Charalampos Kostoulas - From Olympiacos to Brighton - £29.8m
Brighton continue their strategy of smart young investments, signing 18-year-old striker Charalampos Kostoulas from Olympiacos for £29.8 million. They’ll look to develop him into the next big Premier League breakout star.
17. Mathys Tel - From Bayern Munich to Tottenham - £29.8m
Tottenham land French striker Mathys Tel from Bayern Munich for £29.8 million. Just 20, he brings electric pace and raw finishing ability, giving Spurs fans plenty to dream about.
16. Jarell Quansah - From Liverpool to B. Leverkusen - £29.8m
Young English center-back Jarell Quansah departs Liverpool for Bayer Leverkusen in a £29.8 million deal. Xabi Alonso adds him to his ranks, likely seeing the 22-year-old as a future defensive anchor.
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15. Liam Delap - From Man City to Chelsea - £30.2m
Chelsea secure the signing of English striker Liam Delap from Manchester City for £30.2 million. Once hailed as a teenage sensation, he’ll hope to fulfill that promise at Stamford Bridge.
14. Rayan Cherki - From Lyon to Man City - £31.0m
Manchester City swoop for French attacking talent Rayan Cherki from Lyon for £31 million. His flair and one-on-one ability could thrive under Guardiola’s fluid system.
13. Rayan Aït-Nouri - From Wolves to Man City - £31.3m
City also strengthen their left flank by signing Rayan Aït-Nouri from Wolves for £31.3 million. His attacking instincts and technical skill make him an ideal modern full-back for Pep’s plans.
12. Jean-Clair Todibo - From Nice to West Ham - £34.0m
West Ham splash out £34 million on French center-back Jean-Clair Todibo from Nice. At 25, he adds immediate quality and experience to shore up the Hammers’ defense.
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11. Jeremie Frimpong - From Leverkusen to Liverpool - £34.0m
Liverpool sign Dutch right-back Jeremie Frimpong from Bayer Leverkusen for £34 million. His pace and attacking drive down the flank will give Klopp exciting new tactical options.
10. Álex Baena - From Villarreal to Atlético Madrid - £35.7m
Atlético Madrid invest £35.7 million in Spanish left winger Álex Baena from Villarreal. His energy and technical skill should align well with Diego Simeone’s intense style.
9. Franco Mastantuono - From River Plate to Real Madrid - £38.3m
18-year-old Argentine prodigy Franco Mastantuono joins Real Madrid from River Plate for £38.3 million. Seen as one of the brightest prospects in South America, he could follow the path blazed by Vinícius Júnior and Rodrygo.
8. Milos Kerkez - From AZ Alkmaar to Liverpool - £39.9m
Liverpool bring in Hungarian left-back Milos Kerkez from AZ Alkmaar for £39.9 million. At just 21, he offers fresh legs and competition for Andy Robertson on the left side.
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7. Tijjani Reijnders - From AC Milan to Man City - £46.8m
Manchester City reinforce their midfield by acquiring Dutch international Tijjani Reijnders from AC Milan for £46.8 million. His blend of technique and vision fits seamlessly into City’s possession-heavy game.
6. Dean Huijsen - From Juventus to Real Madrid - £53.1m
Real Madrid continue investing in youth, paying £53.1 million to Juventus for 20-year-old center-back Dean Huijsen. Madrid hope he’ll mature into the next defensive leader at the Bernabéu.
5. João Pedro - From Brighton to Chelsea - £54.1m
Chelsea continue their spending spree by signing Brazilian forward João Pedro from Brighton for £54.1 million. His versatility across the front line adds another dimension to their attack.
4. Jamie Gittens - From Dortmund to Chelsea - £54.7m
Chelsea also secure 20-year-old English winger Jamie Gittens from Dortmund for £54.7 million. Known for his electric pace and direct dribbling, he should bring excitement to Stamford Bridge.
3. Martín Zubimendi - From Real Sociedad to Arsenal - £59.5m
Arsenal make a major addition by signing Spanish midfielder Martín Zubimendi from Real Sociedad for £59.5 million. Calm under pressure, he should add stability and intelligence to Arteta’s midfield trio.
2. Matheus Cunha - From Wolves to Man Utd - £63.1m
Manchester United land Brazilian striker Matheus Cunha from Wolves for £63.1 million. His movement and pressing make him an ideal fit to lead United’s evolving frontline.
1. Florian Wirtz - From Bayer Leverkusen to Liverpool - £106.3m
The biggest deal of the window so far sees German star Florian Wirtz move from Bayer Leverkusen to Liverpool for a staggering £106.3 million. Just 22, Wirtz is expected to be the new creative heartbeat at Anfield.
