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Opta Profile: Marc Guehi - the next part of Liverpool's spending spree?

The new Premier League season starts tonight and club’s are looking to finalise any deals for new signings.

Manchester United have spent big on new forwards and have their sights on PSG goalkeeper Gianluigi Donnarumma and Brighton midfielder Carlos Baleba. First they will need to make some sales with Jadon Sancho being targeted by Besiktas and Roma, Antony wanted by Benfica and Chelsea interested in Alejandro Garnacho.

Liverpool, meanwhile, have agreed a fee with teenage defender Giovanni Leoni as they hope to bolster their defence. The club also remain in talks with Crystal Palace over Marc Guehi and the London side may want to cash in before his contract expires next summer. The Reds still hold an interest in Alexander Isak, who is trying to force a move away from Newcastle, but they will need to spend big money to secure him.

Dominic Calvert-Lewis bound for Leeds

Dominic Calvert-Lewin is seemingly bound for Leeds, The Athletic report, with the striker set to undergo a medical.

The England striker had been a free agent following his exit from Everton at the end of last season.

Dominic Calvert-Lewin will leave Everton (Peter Byrne/PA) (PA Wire)

Mike Jones15 August 2025 10:37

Malick Thiaw explains why he signed for Newcastle

The Alexander Isak saga is dominating matters at Newcastle at the moment, but there was better news for Eddie Howe as versatile German defender Malick Thiaw became the club’s third summer signing.

"I'm really excited to join this massive club,” Thiaw said after a move from AC Milan.

"I can't wait to start training and to get to know my new team-mates and all the staff.

"The gaffer (Eddie Howe) showed me his vision and what he wants to do with me as a player and the club itself, which is really exciting.

"I think Newcastle speaks for itself. It's a great club, a big club with passionate fans who I can't wait to see at St James' Park."