VfB Stuttgart have handed injury-plagued defender Dan-Axel Zagadou a one-year contract extension, keeping him at the Bundesliga club until the summer of 2027.
Borussia Dortmund are monitoring AS Monaco striker Folarin Balogun as a potential replacement for Serhou Guirassy. The Bundesliga club view the United States international as a backup option should their primary target prove unattainable.
Seventeen-year-old Layla Drury is poised to become Manchester United Women’s youngest ever professional, while London City Lionesses have secured Germany international Nicole Anyomi from Eintracht Frankfurt.
Newcastle United have completed the £43m signing of winger Bazoumana Touré from Hoffenheim and are in advanced negotiations to secure Freiburg midfielder Johan Manzambi.
Olympique Lyonnais have completed the signing of Denmark youth international Mads Bidstrup from Red Bull Salzburg on a five-year contract as the French club prepares for Champions League qualifying.
FC Augsburg sporting director Benjamin Weber has confirmed significant transfer interest in attackers Mert Kömür and Alexis Claude-Maurice, though no concrete offers have materialised yet. Both players remain part of the Bundesliga club’s plans despite speculation linking them with moves abroad.
Bayern Munich have completed the signing of Morocco international Ismael Saibari from PSV Eindhoven. The 25-year-old forward will join the Bundesliga champions after the World Cup on a contract until 2031.
Danish striker Jonas Wind has completed a free transfer to SC Braga, signing a contract until 2029 with a €30 million release clause following his departure from relegated VfL Wolfsburg.
1. FC Union Berlin have secured Stanley Nsoki on a permanent transfer following the centre-back’s loan spell from TSG Hoffenheim. The defender made 14 appearances during the 2025/26 campaign despite early injury setbacks.
RB Leipzig have revived their interest in Mainz midfielder Nadiem Amiri as coach Martin Demichelis seeks to strengthen his midfield options. The deal faces obstacles, with Leipzig needing to sell players before funding any major investment.