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Five hottest properties in the EPL transfer window

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June 04, 2025

Premier League clubs are already busy strengthening their squads for the 2025/26 season with an early transfer frenzy sparked by the upcoming Club World Cup.

AFP Sports looks at five names to watch as the transfer window kicks into gear.

FLORIAN WIRTZ (LEVERKUSEN)

Liverpool have shown no sign of resting on their laurels as English champions.

After a quiet first year for Arne Slot in the transfer market, the Reds have moved quickly to back the Dutchman heavily this summer.

The darling of German football, Wirtz looks set to smash the Premier League transfer record should he get his wish of a dream move to Anfield.

Liverpool have reportedly had a bid worth up to £109 million ($147 million) rebuffed as Leverkusen hold out for a £125 million fee.

That would break the record set by Chelsea’s £115 million capture of Moises Caicedo from under Liverpool's noses two years ago.

Wirtz was instrumental in Leverkusen’s stunning German league and cup double in the 2023/24 season, plus a run to the Europa League final under Xabi Alonso.

The two clubs have already agreed one deal as Jeremie Frimpong has joined Liverpool as a replacement for Trent Alexander-Arnold.

BRUNO FERNANDES (MAN U)

Fresh from the club's worst season since they were relegated 51 years ago, losing their inspirational captain would appear to be the worst possible news for United.

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