Big-Money Moves Dominate Summer Transfers

The 2025 summer transfer window is heating up as Premier League clubs scramble to bolster their squads ahead of the new season kickoff on August 15th, when defending champions Liverpool will host Bournemouth at Anfield.

Several blockbuster deals have already been completed, setting the stage for an exciting season:

• Liverpool secured German attacking midfielder Florian Wirtz from Bayer Leverkusen in a £116m mega-deal and are negotiating for Bournemouth's Hungarian left-back Milos Kerkez (£40m-£45m)
• Manchester United completed the £62.5m signing of Brazilian forward Matheus Cunha from Wolves
• Manchester City confirmed the acquisition of Dutch midfielder Tijjani Reijnders from AC Milan for an initial £46.5m fee

While big-money transfers dominate headlines, savvy clubs are eyeing bargain opportunities with numerous experienced Premier League players becoming free agents on July 1st.

Lukasz Fabianski: The Veteran Keeper with Playmaking Prowess

West Ham has decided to part ways with 40-year-old Polish goalkeeper Lukasz Fabianski after seven seasons, but the seasoned shot-stopper isn't ready to retire just yet.

With an impressive resume including:

• 376 Premier League appearances across Arsenal, Swansea, and West Ham
• 92 clean sheets
• 2014 FA Cup winner with Arsenal
• 2023 Conference League winner with West Ham (as substitute)

Fabianski's wealth of experience makes him an attractive backup option for clubs seeking reliable depth between the posts.

Fun Fact: The Polish keeper boasts two Premier League assists - one each for Arsenal and Swansea, proving he's more than just a shot-stopper.