#summer-transfers

#summer-transfers

With less than six months left on his contract at FC Barcelona, Robert Lewandowski appears to be headed for the exit doors in the summer. While it has not entirely been ruled out that the 37-year-old striker could be given a one-year extension, as things stand, everything points to his departure as a free agent at the end of the season. Barcelona step up replacement hunt As such, ESPN now reports that Barcelona have intensified their efforts to find a replacement for Lewandowski for the summer transfer window.

For January, Palace have no intention to negotiate. They want Adam Wharton to stay at the club and to be a really important part of the story. Then 2026 summer transfer window, maybe after the World Cup, we will see if Wharton will be there or not. He has chances. Palace will assess the situation with the player, also based on proposals.

Vitor has made a very positive impact during his time at Wolves. He's brought clarity, energy and a team spirit that gives us a foundation to be successful. Now is a time for stability. Vitor needs time to work with the squad, to build a chemistry with new players, and we will do everything to support him and his staff.

While history dictates that winning the transfer window doesn't always equate to success on the pitch, Liverpool have arguably made the most impressive start to their summer business.

Olga Carmona confirmed her departure from Real Madrid and is reportedly set to join Paris Saint-Germain, marking her first-ever stint in France.

Jack Grealish, who arrived at Manchester City for a British record transfer fee, has struggled to find form and may be on the brink of leaving the club.

Newcastle United are keen to strengthen their central defence, eyeing player Dean Huijsen, but fears grow they may lose out to other clubs.