With Manchester United announcing a deal to sign Memphis Depay from PSV this afternoon, here’s a look at five big transfer deals we expect to happen next after months of speculation, including exciting buys for Liverpool and Arsenal…
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1) Morgan Schneiderlin (Southampton to Arsenal)
After months of speculation, Morgan Schneiderlin’s move from Southampton to Arsenal seems more and more likely after reports from ESPN that the Gunners have made an initial approach for the French international. The in-form Saints man would no doubt be exactly what Arsene Wenger’s side need in midfield, so this move makes sense and could well be the next big deal to go through for the summer transfer window.
2) Paul Georges Ntep (Rennes to Liverpool)
After visiting Liverpool’s training ground and being reported as keen to join, Rennes starlet Paul Georges Ntep seems another move that is edging closer and closer, with the Reds known to be keen to improve their options in attack for next season.
3) Mats Hummels (Borussia Dortmund to Manchester United)
Another player on United’s radar for some time, Borussia Dortmund defender Mats Hummels could be the next big name announced at Old Trafford this summer as Louis van Gaal now switches his focus to fixing his side’s inconsistent backline, which has leaked goals for much of this season.
4) Nathaniel Clyne (Southampton to Manchester United)
Another likely United purchase, Southampton right-back Nathaniel Clyne could follow Morgan Schneiderlin out of the exit door this summer as he continues to be strongly linked with a move to the Red Devils, who are definitely in need of an improved signing in that position.
5) Nathan (Atletico Paranaense to Chelsea)
In an exciting move for Chelsea, Brazilian wonderkid Nathan’s move to the club seems to be very much on this summer and is another move that seems to be edging closer to completion, based on recent reports.