The winter transfer window has slammed shut, so it's time to look ahead to teams' needs in the summer. Here's what every team will be looking to do.
The January transfer window has officially closed and we're sifting through the deals and dollars to assess what every club managed to accomplish in the winter. However, this just brings us all one step closer to the summer window -- which runs from July 1 to Aug. 29 -- which is when teams will make bolder moves and a slew of high-profile free agents could potentially hit the market.
The expected arrival of Zubimendi also eases pressure on the two midfielders who are out of contract at the end of the season.is expected to leave and is close to agreeing a move to Brazilian club Flamengo, while it's still unclear whetherwill be offered a new deal. The 31-year-old would have to take a pay cut from his current wage if a fresh contract is forthcoming given he earns around £250,000-a-week.
Ultimately, City's strong position in line with PSR , means they will have money to spend. Check-in calls have been made on, and the punishment -- if any -- may shape what they can do in the summer. The plan right now is to re-establish City as the dominant team in England after a disappointing campaign.Luis Miguel Echegaray breaks down Manchester United's most recent signing, Patrick Dorgu, as United continue to struggle with Ruben Amorim's formation changes.
Either way, the club are likely to strengthen their forward line in the summer, as Tel will return to Bayern whileJack Grealish Elsewhere, Barça do want to sign a full-back. Either side will do -- or someone who can play right or left -- as they feel Kounde and Balde need more support and more competition. The centre-back situation is also constantly changing. After Araujo's renewal, it is not as clear if they will still go for.
Even though they have just signed Svensson, Dortmund might have to sign another fullback who can offer them offensive productivity. Moreover, the team are in need of a transition midfielder who can play between the No. 6 and the attacking midfield.
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