Top 5 Transfers of the 2025 Summer Window

 Top 5 Transfers of the 2025 Summer Window

The summer transfer window of 2025 has seen a rush of blockbuster transfers, with clubs shelling out huge amounts to bolster their squads for the new season. Here's a glance at the five largest confirmed transfers in the world: 

1. Florian Wirtz → Liverpool (£100m + £16m in add-ons)

Liverpool shattered their club record fee to bring in German midfield prodigy Florian Wirtz from Bayer Leverkusen. The 22-year-old, touted as one of the most creative and technically gifted young players, comes with astronomical expectations to revitalize Liverpool's attack machinery.

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2. Hugo Ekitike → Liverpool (£69m + add-ons)

In another combative move by the Reds, they signed Hugo Ekitike from Eintracht Frankfurt. With promising speed and versatility, Liverpool believe he will be an energetic addition to their attacking ranks.

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3. Bryan Mbeumo → Manchester United (£65m rising to £71m)

Manchester United finally completed a long pursuit of Bryan Mbeumo, signing the prolific Brentford forward. His fine form—20 goals and numerous assists last term—makes him a world-class attacking recruit for United.

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4. Matheus Cunha → Manchester United (£62.5m)

In another blockbuster signing, United snatched Brazilian forward Matheus Cunha from Wolves. A player famous for his flair and moments of effectiveness in the Premier League, he'll be part of United's reconstruction up front.

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5.Martín Zubimendi  → Arsenal (£60m)

Arsenal bolstered their midfield with the signing of Martín Zubimendi from Real Sociedad. His tactical intelligence and calmness suit Mikel Arteta's structured style of play, providing balance to the Gunners' spine.

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Summary Table

Rank Player From → To Fee

1 Florian Wirtz Leverkusen → Liverpool £100 m (+ £16 m add-ons)

2 Hugo Ekitike Frankfurt → Liverpool £69 m (plus add-ons)

3 Bryan Mbeumo Brentford → Manchester Utd £65 m (rising to £71 m)

4 Matheus Cunha Wolves → Manchester Utd £62.5 m

5 Martín Zubimendi Real Sociedad → Arsenal ~£60 m