2025 Summer Soccer Transfers: Biggest Moves Across Leagues

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00:00We have been seeing the biggest transfers being confirmed this 2025 summer transfer window and

00:06across all the top leagues. I mean, we talk about starting with the Prem. This league has been

00:11having the highest grossing summers transfers of all of the leagues we can think of. Starting off

00:17with Arsenal signing Victor Jocheres. I mean, taking on the number 14 from Thierry Henry and

00:24starting a new legacy, some might say. Not the same legacy as one might say from Alexi Sanchez back in

00:302017, but you know, one can dream. Then we go on to Liverpool who have been signing players left and

00:37right, starting with Florian Wertz, Jeremy Frimpon, Milos Kerkes, Hugo Equipique. And then they signed

00:4517-year-old Will Wright. I mean, these Reds are not playing around. And now we are going over to Spain,

00:53the home of El Clásico, to talk about one of my favorite signings this summer, Rashford to

00:59Barcelona. This is going to be a big change in their attack. And they're going to have some

01:04competition against Atleti who have signed David Hanco from Feyenoord to strengthen up their defense

01:11that, you know, they always have had a very good back line, but now this is going to strengthen it

01:16up a little bit more. But, you know, Barcelona is not quite done just yet. They have also landed

01:22young winger Rooney Bargil, tying him down to 2029. I mean, this is a big signing hoping for the

01:29future. I mean, what do you guys think? This is going to strengthen their wingers a little bit

01:32more or what? 100%. As long as they can register them. And Alex, now talk to me about the city.

01:40What's happening over there? I mean, los italianos have been blessed this transfer window. We have

01:45the famous Kevin De Bruyne going from Manchester City over to Napoli, staying with the light blue

01:52jersey. And it fits him well, let's just say. So we'll see if they can go keep that champion energy

01:59in this league. And not only that, but the league has also been blessed with AC Milan new transfer,

02:06Luka Modric, one of the most decorated players from Real Madrid, the second best team in La Liga.

02:12I think it's amazing to see these seasoned players, Modric, De Bruyne, coming into these

02:18squads. Napoli, obviously, hot from last season. But AC Milan, I'm really excited to see what

02:22Modric is going to bring to Milan. And let's wrap it up, Alex. What's happening in Deutschland

02:26with the German league? I hear that there's some big movements over there. I mean, one of the

02:31biggest movements we have seen. Bundesliga is about to get that Latin flair. Los Latinos are coming

02:37to Germany. I mean, the biggest signing for the biggest club in Germany, Luis Diaz, is now an

02:44official Bayern Munich player, signed through 2029. And after being with the Reds for three and a half

02:50years, I mean, this is not an easy move for him. But then RB Leipzig is getting pacey winger

02:56Johan Bakoyoko from PSV. And Leverkusen have added American midfielder Malik Tillman,

03:03also from PSV. So what are we thinking? Do we think that this American midfielder can make the

03:10difference in this league? I'm always happy to see an American playing in the European leagues,

03:14albeit a top flight one like the Bundesliga. And I'm also happy to see some great players going to

03:19the league somewhere other than Bayern. Maybe give Bayern a run for their money. And to ground up this

03:25market update, we're going to go check out MLS. Alex, what's happening on the domestic league?

03:32Rodrigo De Paul is going to Inter Miami. I can't say going. He is here and he's already starting

03:38to play and it's beautiful. He is now signed up as Messi's second bodyguard. So we will see

03:45some celos from Suarez for sure. And then we have legend Thomas Muller signing for the Vancouver

03:52Whitecaps for two years, ending his infamous career at Bayern. And this is just a sad one to say.