Transfers Summer 2025

West Oxon U’s

Level: Colin Harrington
(260 Apps, 30 Gls)
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1975
Swansea City announce the signing of Stockholm-born winger Zeidane Inoussa, 22 from Swedish outfit BK Hacken on a five year contract for an undisclosed fee rumoured to be around £5m.

Swansea will receive around £1.8m from Leeds United as an add-on payment relating to Joel Piroe’s transfer in August 2023.

 
Preston North End will sign Stoke City central midfielder Jordan Thompson, 28 on July 1st.
Thompson will sign a 2+1 year contract with the Lilywhites.

 
Watford sign former Peterborough United midfielder Hector Kyprianou, 23 on a five year contract.
Kyprianou has allowed his contract to run down and will be a free agent.

 
Swansea City sign Kilmarnock striker Bobby Wales,19 on a four year contract.

 


Just Cardiff, Coventry, QPR and the play-off finalists yet to publish their retained lists. They had to be filed with the EFL by Saturday just gone (Play-off involved sides get longer)
 
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Swift would be a very good addition. Versatile, stays fit, got 9 for West Brom the season before last and got plenty of minutes in one of the best teams I saw this year; their movement was up there with Leeds and Burnley - shocked they didn't make the playoffs.
 
Norwich City announce the signing of Manchester City midfielder Jacob Wright, 19 on a four+1 year contract for a reported fee of £2.3M.

 
Preston North End will sign former Rotherham and Leicester goalkeeper Daniel Iversen, 27 on a four-year deal when his contract expires at the end of June.

 
Southampton sign young central defender Joshua Quarshie, 20 from Hoffenheim on a four-year deal for £3.5M.

 
Ipswich Town forward Marcus Harness, a free agent, joins Huddersfield Town on a 3 year deal.

 
Watford sign former Bolton Wanderers free agent ‘keeper Nathan Baxter on a 2 year deal.

 
Preston North End will sign former Sheffield Weds. right-back Pol Valentin, 28 on a 3 year deal.

 
After signing Fraser Horsfall from Stockport, Blackpool sign former Rotherham and Sheffield Wednesday central defender
Michael Ihiekwe, 32 on a three year deal.

 
Chelsea sign Ipswich Town striker Liam Delap, 22 on a six year contract for a reported £30m fee with £20m paid upfront.

 
Chelsea sign Ipswich Town striker Liam Delap, 22 on a six year contract for a reported £30m fee with £20m paid upfront.



What’s he going to do when Chelsea don’t make the CL at the end of next season ? This is a lad who could have played in front of 60- 70,000 every other week had he held out for a bigger move but has settled for 40,000 instead. He’s been poorly advised in my opinion.

I find it very shortsighted of players when they join a club purely because they’re in the CL the following season. He signed a 6 year deal so shouldn’t he be looking a bit further ahead ? Liverpool I get, maybe City too, but every other PL club in next seasons CL is nowhere near being guaranteed of being in it the season after or the season after that etc. I mean, Chelsea and Newcastle snook in by the skin of their teeth on the last day this season, Arsenal nearly cocked it up and Tottenham, well, they’re just there to make the numbers up next season.

It’s a very odd approach from some players.
 
What’s he going to do when Chelsea don’t make the CL at the end of next season ? This is a lad who could have played in front of 60- 70,000 every other week had he held out for a bigger move but has settled for 40,000 instead. He’s been poorly advised in my opinion.

I find it very shortsighted of players when they join a club purely because they’re in the CL the following season. He signed a 6 year deal so shouldn’t he be looking a bit further ahead ? Liverpool I get, maybe City too, but every other PL club in next seasons CL is nowhere near being guaranteed of being in it the season after or the season after that etc. I mean, Chelsea and Newcastle snook in by the skin of their teeth on the last day this season, Arsenal nearly cocked it up and Tottenham, well, they’re just there to make the numbers up next season.

It’s a very odd approach from some players.
Maybe a bigger move wouldn't have been forthcoming. Probably a question of jam today, and however short term a decision it is (and Chelsea have every chance of doing a lot better than you give them credit for) I suspect the likely pay packet will ease any concerns for the next three to four years.
 
What’s he going to do when Chelsea don’t make the CL at the end of next season ? This is a lad who could have played in front of 60- 70,000 every other week had he held out for a bigger move but has settled for 40,000 instead. He’s been poorly advised in my opinion.

I find it very shortsighted of players when they join a club purely because they’re in the CL the following season. He signed a 6 year deal so shouldn’t he be looking a bit further ahead ? Liverpool I get, maybe City too, but every other PL club in next seasons CL is nowhere near being guaranteed of being in it the season after or the season after that etc. I mean, Chelsea and Newcastle snook in by the skin of their teeth on the last day this season, Arsenal nearly cocked it up and Tottenham, well, they’re just there to make the numbers up next season.

It’s a very odd approach from some players.

Who should he have signed for?
 
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