The summer transfer window in European football closed with exciting and unexpected transfers; from Liverpool's record-breaking purchase of Alexander Isak to Aymeric Laporte's return to Athletic Bilbao and the changing face of the big teams' lineups, everything indicates that football on the Green Continent will continue with new stars and hotter competitions in the upcoming season.
Publish dateTuesday 2 September 2025 - 10:53
Story Code : 327207
Afghan Voice Agency (AVA)_Sports Service: Atletico Madrid made its first surprise by signing Nico Gonzalez, Juventus' Argentine winger. Gonzalez joined Diego Simeone's team on a loan deal with a €33 million buyout clause. After this transfer, Juventus signed Lille's young player Edwin Jugueira for €20 million to fill his void.
In Italy, Milan was also active; The team's American midfielder Younes Musa has joined Atalanta on loan to play for the "Goddesses of Bergamo". Atalanta paid 4 million euros for the transfer and has a 26 million buyout clause. In return, Milan signed 19-year-old Wolfsburg player David Odugo for 10 million euros.
Napoli also captured their new striker from the English Premier League. Manchester United's Danish striker Rasmus Huylon joined the Napoli team on loan for 6 million euros. The contract also has a 44 million buyout clause.
In Spain, Aymeric Laporte will wear the Athletic Bilbao shirt again after many years. After playing for Manchester City and Al-Nassr, the Spanish defender has now returned to the team he played for from 2012 to 2018.
Liverpool, however, have turned their attention to Anfield with their most expensive signing in history. The English club signed Newcastle striker Alexander Isak on a six-year deal for £130m (£125m + £5m in bonuses), a record-breaking transfer for the club.
In other major transfers, Paris Saint-Germain sold 28-year-old midfielder Carlos Soler to Real Sociedad for €8m plus 50% of the buyout clause.
Also, according to Turkish and European sources, Manchester City midfielder Ilkay Gundogan is on the verge of joining Galatasaray. The Turkish club have made an offer of €5m per year and with the Turkish transfer window still open, there is still time to finalise the deal.
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