FIFA officially kicked off the signing period for the club's World Cup. From 1 to 10 June a special transfer window has been opened for clubs to strengthen their squadrons for a tournament intended to write history. Ten days Pure madness to face the very first 32-team edition with renewed confidence.
Real Madrid was the fastest of the goal. They have secured the signing sessions of Dean Huijsen and Trent Alexander-Arnold for substantial costs. The Center-Back joins Bournemouth for $ 65.95 million USD, while the English full-back $ 11.37 million USD paid. In compensation to Liverpool to secure an immediate movement. And those are not the only names that are discussed in the Bernabéu. The side of Xabi Alonso also looks at Nico Paz (Como), Álvaro Carreras (Benfica) and Angelo Stiller (Stuttgart).
Los Blancos is not only in shaking the market. After a disappointing season, Guardiola's Manchester City is under pressure to respond; Their president is expecting more arrivals. While Reis, Marmoush and Khusanov came in during the winter window, the summer improvements can be even more impact. Rayan Cherki (Lyon), Tijjani Reijnders (Milan) and Rayan Aït-Nouri (Wolves) are all ready to seal the burgers shirt in June.
Morgan Gibbs-White (Nottingham Forest) is also reportedly with the team on the way to the US and let's not forget the biggest boost in City could be the full recovery of the current Ballon d'Or winner Rodrigo. However, they will have to deal with Kevin De Bruyne and have to decide on the future of Kyle Walker, who returns from Milan.
Bayern Munich made their first step a few days ago and signed Jonathan Tah van Bayer Leverkusen. They have also confirmed that Adam Aznou will come to the team again after his loan at Valladolid. But the return of Bryan Zaragoza remains uncertain. After Wirtz's refusal, Bayern looks elsewhere, but negotiations during this short window turn out to be difficult.
PSG, newly crowned Champions League winners and title favorites, keep things quiet on the transfer of the transfer. The only expected change is the return of Marco Asensio from his loan saying in Aston Villa. The Spaniard has already said goodbye to Villa fans on social media. There is also interest in Franco Mastantuono, but he is expected to stay at River Plate for the World Cup, making a movement unlikely.
Chelsea, fresh from their Triumph of the Conference League, is ready to capitalize. Maresca's silk is a ticking time bomb of potential. First they have to look up their loan players: João Félix (Milan) and Axel Disasi (Aston Villa) were able to strengthen their club World Cup -Push. The return of Chukwuemeka (Dortmund) and Renato Veiga (Juventus) are more complicated, with their current clubs that negotiate terms with the blues. Similarly, Juventus works with PSG about Kolo Muani.
In addition to loans, Chelsea speeds up other goals. The Alejandro Garnacho (Manchester United) option gains strength. Hugo Ekitiké (Eintracht Frankfurt) is also highly rated on Stamford Bridge. But the nearest deal so far is Liam Delap – the striker of Ipswich Town is almost confirmed.
Atlético Madrid is in waiting mode. Their priority is to keep Clément Lenglet beyond the group stage (the round of 16 is scheduled for June 28 and 29). They also have constant conversations for Johnny Cardoso (Betis), Álex Baena (Villarreal), Nick Woltemade (Stuttgart), Leo Román (Mallorca) and Federico Chiesa (Liverpool).
The market is warmed up quickly throughout Europe. Inter Milan is close to securing Luis Henrique from Marseille, while Porto goes all the way to Land Gabri Veiga from Al Ahli.
Cristiano Ronaldo: The Great Unknown
Whether Cristiano Ronaldo will appear in the club World Cup remains the big question. His current team, Al Nassr, has not qualified – the possibility of a loan movement. From Brazil to the US to Africa, everyone wants CR7, but pulling out a deal will not be easily easy.
A club that could make a serious push is already Hilal. Although a difficult move for Al Nassr to justify, Saudi-supported negotiations means that nothing is off the table. Al Hilal wants to act, especially with regard to their coaching position. They have approached Zinedine Zidane and strive for aggressive Simone Inzaghi. But that is not all – they are also interested in Bruno Fernandes (Manchester United), André Onana (Aston Villa) and Victor Osimhen (Napoli).
The transfer market is about to explode. It is a hectic race against the clock to complete deals before the window closes on 10 June – Abbot may be of vital importance in the search for Club World Cup Glory.