The transfer action of Premier League clubs has once again become the focus of attention in the transfer market this summer, this time not only the big clubs have a lot of money, but some of the Premier League's relatively small teams are also crazy to buy people, the transfer amount is more than 30 million pounds, and next season's Premier League will become even more beautiful.
Brentford are close to £40 million to sign Archie Gray
Brentford have agreed a deal with Leeds United to sign young midfielder Archie Grey for a total price of around £40 million. Although the deal is not yet fully completed, the transfer has already been carried out in the player's medical process, although there is still the possibility of being cut off by other clubs. Tottenham's interest in Gray has continued unabated, while Aston Villa, Liverpool, West Ham United and Chelsea have previously shown keen interest in the up-and-coming star.
The sale of Gray will bring Leeds United a significant transfer fee income, helping to ease the club's financial pressure. The £40 million price tag also shows the level of Leeds United in the transfer market when it comes to selling people in the transfer market, compared to Phillips' previous transfer fee. In addition, the injection of funds from Red Bull, as well as the sale of Adams and Sinisterra, will help ease Leeds United's financial pressure. If Brentford get a £40 million player, they also have a good chance of qualifying for next season's European competition.
Fabrizio Romano confirms Brighton signing Minte
Brighton have seen their results rise and fall after losing a number of key players last season and are ready to do it again next season. Brighton have confirmed the signing of Newcastle winger Minter for more than £30 million. Transfer expert Fabrizio Romano has confirmed that Minter has received a five-year long contract and will complete a medical for Brighton in one day. The 19-year-old Gambian striker, who spent last season on loan at Feyenoord in the Eredivisie, has been in impressive form, contributing 10 goals and six assists in 27 appearances.
Brighton's quest for Weifel
Brighton, meanwhile, also have a lot of interest in Feyenoord midfielder Weifel, who have already submitted a third offer, close to the Eredivisie giants' asking price of £30 million. Brighton will be hoping to agree a transfer for Weifell with Feyenoord within the week. Weifel himself has expressed his interest in joining Brighton. However, Atletico Madrid and AC Milan have also joined the race for Weifel, with even AC Milan offering £25 million in January, although the Premier League's financial resources are their biggest reliance on signings.
As the summer transfer window deepens, teams across the Premier League are actively tweaking their squads in a bid to achieve better results in the new season. Manchester City, Arsenal, Liverpool, Manchester United, Tottenham, and Chelsea are certainly still the main consumers in the transfer market, but Brentford and Brighton are small and medium-sized teams that no longer rely on selling people for a living, and they are also signing heavily to maintain competitiveness, and the Premier League will be more exciting next season.