All the latest transfer news as Arsenal complete the signing of midfielder Christian Norgaard, Jordan Henderson leaves Ajax early and Tottenham close in on signing Mohammed Kudus.

Canadian Tajon Buchanan is yet to green light a move from Inter Milan to Sassuolo this summer transfer window.This according to Sky Sport Italia transfer market expert Gianluca Di Marzio, via

Mia Fishel is joining Seattle Reign FC from Chelsea on a permanent transfer, signing a long-term deal through 2029 that reportedly will make her the highest-paid player in the NWSL.

MSU transfer point guard Divine Ugochukwu hopes his energy, competitiveness will help complement starter Jeremy Fears Jr.

Barcelona head coach Hansi Flick possesses an altogether different opinion of the talents of rumoured Blaugrana transfer target Marcus Rashford to that of the club’s board.That’s according to

Arsenal have brought in experienced midfielder Christian Norgaard from Brentford – here's a breakdown of the move

A record $15.6 million was spent on international women's transfers in 2024, according to a FIFA report, more than doubling the previous mark in 2023. To start 2025, we had a world-record fee ($1.1m) as USWNT defender Naomi Girma moved to Chelsea in January.

Ugochukwu hit the portal and drew interest from multiple schools, including Texas Tech, USC, Wake Forest and Pittsburgh. Although he had no ties to Michigan State, assistant coach Jon Borovich made contact first before setting up an official visit to campus. Ugochukwu also relied on advice from the coach who recruited him to Coral Gables.

BBC Sport reported on Saturday that the Hammers had rejected an initial £50m but a deal has now been clinched. Kudus, who has an £85m release clause, joined West Ham in a £38m deal from Ajax in 2023. He has made 65 Premier League appearances for the club, scoring 13 goals and providing nine assists.

What It Means for Liverpool and the Summer WindowThe summer transfer window is never short of drama, and Luis Díaz has provided plenty. According to Sky Germany’s