Wetin Dey Hot for Big Six Premier League Clubs’ Summer Transfer Window for 2025
De 2025 summer transfer window, wey start June 1 and go end September 1 (with small break from June 10-16 because of FIFA Club World Cup), don dey shake ground well-well for Premier League. De traditional “Big Six” clubs—Manchester United, Manchester City, Liverpool, Arsenal, Chelsea, and Tottenham Hotspur—don spend over £1 billion combined, as dem dey try build squad wey go carry dem win Premier League, Champions League, or domestic cups for 2025-26 season.
Dis article go yarn about wetin each club don do so far, who dem sign, who dey comot, and who dem fit still sign before de window close.
Manchester United: Amorim Dey Reset Squad
Manchester United, wey Ruben Amorim dey coach now, don dey do serious house cleaning to fix de squad wey no too perform last season. Dem score 10.6 goals less than their Expected Goals (xG), so dem know say attack na big wahala.
United don splash £71 million to sign Brentford’s Bryan Mbeumo, who bang 20 Premier League goals last season. De guy don join dem for US pre-season tour, and e go bring sharp wing play.
Dem also grab Matheus Cunha from Wolves for £62.5 million, a striker wey get 33 goals in 92 games for Wolves. Dese two signings na to make sure say United fit finish chances better, because Rasmus Hojlund and Joshua Zirkzee only manage seven Premier League goals together last season.
But United no just dey buy. Dem dey sell players to balance book and follow Profitability and Sustainability Rules (PSR). Marcus Rashford don go Barcelona on loan with €30m option to buy, Jadon Sancho don pick Juventus, and dem wan sell Antony and Tyrell Malacia too. Amorim wan players wey fit press high and attack fast.
X posts talk say United still dey find one proper No. 9, with names like Dominic Calvert-Lewin and Nicholas Jackson dey float, but dese ones no too big like other clubs’ targets. United transfer grade na B+, but if Mbeumo and Cunha click, and dem sign one more star, e fit turn A.
Manchester City: Life After De Bruyne
Manchester City don feel de blow as Kevin De Bruyne comot go Napoli, so dem don spend £108 million to keep their oga status for Premier League. Dem sign Rayan Aït-Nouri from Wolves for £33m to replace Kyle Walker, who don old and join Burnley.
Dem also grab Tijjani Reijnders from AC Milan for £40m+ (e get 15 goals last season) and Rayan Cherki, one creative midfielder, for big money. Dese signings na to make sure say City midfield still get dat magic wey De Bruyne dey bring.
City no too sell players, but Walker na de biggest name wey comot. Pep Guardiola like small squad, so e fit be say dem go let Jack Grealish, Kalvin Phillips, or James McAtee go. City get money from Champions League and Club World Cup, so dem fit still sign one right-back or another attacker, as X posts dey shout say dem need “act accordingly.” City transfer grade na A+ because dem sign quality players for cheap, but if Reijnders and Cherki no fit replace De Bruyne quick, e fit shake dem small.
Liverpool: Wirtz Break Record
Liverpool, wey win Premier League last season under Arne Slot, don show say dem mean business with £116 million signing of Florian Wirtz from Bayer Leverkusen—de most expensive signing for Premier League history. Wirtz, wey get over 120 goal contributions for Leverkusen, go bring plenty creativity to Liverpool attack.
Dem also sign Jeremie Frimpong (£29.5m from Leverkusen) and Milos Kerkez (from Bournemouth) to replace Trent Alexander-Arnold, who don join Real Madrid, and to cover for Andrew Robertson wey dey old. Hugo Ekitike na another signing to add depth for attack.
Liverpool no sell plenty players, but Alexander-Arnold na big loss. Dem get money well-well, as ESPN talk, so PSR no dey worry dem. X posts say dem fit still sign one left-winger to make squad complete. Liverpool transfer grade na A because dem sign big players like Wirtz, but e go depend on how Wirtz fit enter de team to justify dat £116 million.
Arsenal: Dem Want Goals Badly
Arsenal, wey dey hungry to win Premier League after many years, don focus on signing players wey go score goals and hold midfield. Mikel Arteta don sign Martin Zubimendi from Real Sociedad for £60 million, so Declan Rice fit play more as No. 8.
Dem also grab Christian Nørgaard from Brentford for £10m (fit reach £15m) for midfield cover, and Noni Madueke from Chelsea for £48.5 million to add flair for wing. De biggest talk na Viktor Gyökeres from Sporting Lisbon, one striker wey dey score plenty goals, and Arsenal dey close to signing am to solve their low Expected Goals (61.6 last season).
Arsenal don let Jorginho go Flamengo for free, Thomas Partey don comot, and Kieran Tierney join Celtic for free too. Kai Havertz only score nine goals last season, so dem need proper No. 9 like Gyökeres. X posts dey doubt if Gyökeres go come, but if e land, e fit change Arsenal attack. Their transfer grade na B+, but e fit turn A if Gyökeres sign and start to bang goals.
Chelsea: Attack Full Ground
Chelsea, wey win Club World Cup and qualify for Champions League, don load their attack with big signings. Dem spend £55m (fit reach £60m) on Joao Pedro from Brighton, £30m on Liam Delap from Ipswich, £48.5m on Jamie Gittens from Borussia Dortmund, and £28.7m on Estevao Willian from Palmeiras. Dese players go join Cole Palmer, but some people dey ask if Joao Pedro and Palmer no go dey do de same thing for attack.
Chelsea don sell Madueke to Arsenal, Bashir Humphreys to Burnley, and Kepa Arrizabalaga to Arsenal as backup for David Raya. Dem get £150 million budget and no PSR wahala, so dem fit sign one right-back to replace Kieran Trippier wey don old. X posts dey hail Chelsea for their “well-stocked” attack. Their transfer grade na B, but if dem fit add defender, e go boost dem.
Tottenham: Young Blood Dey Enter
Tottenham, under Thomas Frank, don sign young players to build on their Europa League success. Mohammed Kudus (£50m+ from West Ham) and Morgan Gibbs-White (club-record fee) go bring goals and creativity. Dem also dey look Illia Zabarnyi from Bournemouth to strengthen defense.
Spurs no sell plenty players, and no big name don comot. Their young squad fit shine for Europa League, but X posts say dem need proper striker. Their transfer grade na B, and e fit climb if dem sign one big defender or striker.
Conclusion
De Big Six don spend over £1 billion combined, with Liverpool’s Wirtz and United’s Mbeumo-Cunha deals leading de way. City dey smart with their signings, Arsenal dey chase Gyökeres, Chelsea don load attack, and Spurs dey build with young players. With 50 days left for window, expect more big moves as dese clubs dey prepare for title race wey Arteta talk say fit involve nine teams. Na who go carry cup? Time go tell!