The summer transfer window of 2025 has already delivered its fair share of seismic shifts, but few have resonated quite as powerfully in North London as the confirmation of Mohammed Kudus' move to Tottenham Hotspur. The Ghanaian forward, a standout performer for West Ham United, has swapped the claret and blue of East London for the white of Spurs in a deal reportedly worth £55 million. This isn't merely a high-profile transfer between London rivals; it's a strategic declaration of intent from Tottenham under their new manager, Thomas Frank, and a bold statement about their ambitions for the upcoming 2025/2026 season. To truly understand the implications of this significant investment, we must dissect Kudus' unique playing style, analyze his tactical fit within Frank's evolving system, and consider the ripple effect this signing will have on Tottenham's existing attacking depth and their aspirations in the Premier League and UEFA Champions League. Thomas Frank...
According to reports in Italy, Premier League club Nottingham Forest is the current leader to sign Juventus and former Aston Villa midfielder Douglas Luiz, who has struggled in Turin since his big-money arrival in the summer transfer window. Douglas Luiz recaps at Juventus. The Brazil international, who was crowned Aston Villa's Player of the Season in 2022-23, signed for Juventus in a €50 million deal last summer, which also saw Samuel Iling-Junior and Enzo Barrenechea leave, albeit in different transactions. Despite being one of the most expensive and high-profile signings in Serie A this summer, Douglas Luiz has struggled to get into the Juventus starting lineup under both Thiago Motta and his replacement, Igor Tudor. The 26-year-old has struggled with muscular problems this season, restricting him to only 16 Serie A games, three of which as a starter. Overall, Douglas Luiz has played less than 800 minutes in all competitions this season. During his final season at Aston V...