Get the latest: Football Transfer News Update – July 29th, 2025

Catch up on the hottest football transfer news and confirmed deals as July closes on a dramatic note in the summer transfer window. This roundup spotlights the most pivotal moves across Europe’s elite leagues and the Indian Super League, blending official deals with the latest rumours swirling through the sport.

Major Completed Transfers (Europe)

The past few days have seen major moves confirmed, reshaping squad compositions for the 2025/26 season:

• João Félix (Chelsea to Al-Nassr): Félix makes a high-profile switch to the Saudi Pro League, joining Cristiano Ronaldo at Al-Nassr in a big-money permanent transfer.

• Kepa Arrizabalaga (Chelsea to Arsenal): Arsenal bolster their squad with Spanish goalkeeper Kepa for £5m.

• Martin Zubimendi (Real Sociedad to Arsenal): Arsenal’s midfield receives a creative boost with Zubimendi for £51m.

• Noni Madueke (Chelsea to Arsenal): Arsenal continue their initiative for young talent, signing Madueke for £52m; previous reports indicated a slightly different fee.

• Viktor Gyokeres (Sporting CP to Arsenal): The Swedish striker is now officially with Arsenal for £63.5m, leading their new attack.

• Christian Norgaard (Brentford to Arsenal): Arrives for £15m to add depth in defensive midfield.

• Cristhian Mosquera (Valencia to Arsenal): Mosquera’s transfer to Arsenal for £13m finalizes defensive reinforcements.

• Hugo Ekitike (Eintracht Frankfurt to Liverpool): Record signing announced at £69m for Liverpool’s frontline.

1. Noni Madueke (Chelsea to Arsenal): Also reported at £48.5m in other credible sources, highlighting possible add-ons and structure in deal. 

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Breaking Transfer Rumours & Latest Speculation

• Manchester City’s Rodri: Real Madrid’s pursuit of Ballon d’Or winner Rodri appears blocked, as City move to tie him down with improved terms and deny Los Blancos’ advances.

• Tottenham Hotspur eye Rodrygo (Real Madrid): Spurs join Liverpool and Arsenal chasing the Brazilian forward, with Madrid open to offers around £70m if Son departs North London.

• Jack Grealish (Manchester City): Everton, West Ham, and Napoli are all targeting a loan deal for the England star.

• Alexander Isak (Newcastle United): Liverpool reportedly edging closer to securing the Swedish striker for their attack.

Indian Football Transfer Highlights (ISL)

The Indian Super League transfer window remains active, with clubs executing strategic moves to strengthen their squads for the upcoming season:

• East Bengal FC: Notable signings include Bipin Singh (free, ex-Mumbai City), Edmund Lalrindika (from Inter Kashi), Martand Raina, Jay Gupta (₹1.6cr from FC Goa), Miguel Figueira, Rashid, and Kevin Sibille.

• Bengaluru FC: Secure Ashique Kuruniyan, extend key contracts, and see several high-profile departures, including Pedro Capo and Jorge Pereyra Diaz.

• Chennaiyin FC: Major departures set stage for squad overhaul under Owen Coyle.

• FC Goa: Bring in Ronney Wilson, David Timor, Pol Moreno, and Javier Siverio, while losing key defenders.

• Jamshedpur FC: Add Jayesh Rane, Nishu Kumar, Vincy Barreto, and others for new campaign.

• Kerala Blasters: Focus on defensive reinforcements with Amey Ranawade and Arsh Sheikh arriving.

Key Transfer Trends

• Youth Infusion: English clubs are heavily investing in players under 25, as Arsenal’s multiple signings illustrate.

• Saudi Pro League Attractions: European stars like João Félix are moving to Saudi Arabia, boosting both profile and financial power of the league.

• Indian Football Globalization: ISL clubs are signing from both domestic pool and international markets, improving the league’s competitiveness.

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Meanwhile, as clubs hurry to lock in targets, fans are bracing for last-minute drama. Furthermore, global leagues continue to set records for spending. In conclusion, this summer transfer window remains one of the most exciting in recent memory—and more deals are on the horizon.