Transfer news: The players who could move before Deadline Day now the World Cup is over

The World Cup is over but there are still more than six weeks to go in the transfer window. Here are 58 players to keep an eye on for the rest of the summer.

Barcelona are desperate to sign the forward, but Atletico Madrid insist there will be no sale. The 26-year-old says he wants to leave - and his preference is Barca. Arsenal are keen and will be watching on closely. His contract includes a £426m release clause.

Manchester United are looking to add a third midfielder, who can cover ground well. Brighton's 22-year-old is one of the options they have considered. Notoriously tough salesmen at the Amex, it is unlikely the Cameroon international will come cheap.

Made headlines at the World Cup for the wrong reasons after US president Donald Trump's intervention over his red card but had a quietly impressive tournament up to that point. The Monaco striker, formerly on Arsenal's books, could be on the move.

The France winger, who has interest from Liverpool and Arsenal, is not entirely happy with his current role at PSG. If he wishes to go - and a club meets his valuation - then there is a real chance of a transfer as the 23-year-old has just two years left on his deal.

The 20-year-old wants to leave Tottenham, and they have received offers from Nottingham Forest and Newcastle for the midfielder. Spurs are understood to be open to selling for the right price but expected to hold out for a big fee.

Manchester City are showing interest in the Morocco midfielder after his impressive performance at the World Cup this summer. The 18-year-old is also one of the names on the list at Manchester United. It remains to be seen if Lille will let him go now.

Leeds are in an ongoing pursuit for the free-agent midfielder after he left Borussia Dortmund. The 30-year-old's father and representative, Jurgen, has visited the club's training ground as part of those talks, but Daniel Farke's side face significant competition for his signature.

Como have been trying to close a deal with Chelsea for the England defender. As things stand, there is a gap in valuation between the two clubs after Chelsea rejected two offers from Como for the 27-year-old, who effectively has three years left on his deal.

PSG opened talks with RB Leizpig for the 19-year-old after he indicated his preference to move to the French capital. Liverpool had made him their top winger target, but their £86m offer was not enough for Leipzig, who want to keep him for another year.

Crystal Palace are one of the clubs monitoring the midfielder's situation after his difficult season on loan at Aston Villa. Liverpool's new boss Andoni Iraola is giving all the players a fresh slate this summer which could give the 23-year-old a second chance at Anfield.

Aston Villa are in negotiations with AC Milan to bring the left-back back to the Premier League as a replacement for PSG-bound Lucas Digne. Milan signed Estupinan from Brighton for £17.5m but they are already happy to let him go.

Chelsea manager Xabi Alonso wants to keep the midfielder, who has not hidden his desire for a move. It would take more than £100m for Chelsea to sell and Real Madrid have ruled themselves out of signing him. Who else can afford the Argentinian?

The Lille forward has been attracting interest from Barcelona and Inter Milan, while he is also on the lists of Premier League clubs this summer. The 21-year-old was used as an impact substitute by Belgium at the World Cup as they reached the quarter-finals.

The Liverpool forward was a favourite of former head coach Arne Slot but it remains to be seen how Iraola sees him fitting into his plans amid links to Spurs. Last season was tough for the Dutchman and he will be hoping for improvement this time around.

Chelsea are already open to letting the winger go, less than a year on from his £40m arrival from Manchester United, and Roma are among the clubs interested in him. He is valued at around £42m by Chelsea.

Crystal Palace let their £28m option to buy for the Aston Villa forward expire after his loan but have not ruled out re-signing him later in the summer. Still well regarded at Palace, they simply had other priorities at the time. Unlikely to continue at Villa.

Newcastle's captain has told them he wants to leave and join Arsenal - but they insist he is not for sale. It is uncertain if the Premier League champions would be willing to pay enough to get a deal done after exploring a potential deal via intermediaries.

The Chelsea defender has been linked with a move to Manchester City this summer but nothing has materialised thus far. Now the France international is back from the World Cup we're set to get more answers around the role Xabi Alonso sees for him at Chelsea.

Manchester United want to sign the left-back this summer but are likely to face a fight from Newcastle, whose stance that he is not for sale will likely only have strengthened since losing two key players. Could the 21-year-old be Luke Shaw's long-term successor?

The Chelsea striker spent last season on loan at Bayern Munich and may well be on the move again this summer. Aston Villa retain their interest from last summer and Chelsea are expected to make big sales in this window. Worked with Unai Emery at Villarreal.

Arsenal are willing to listen to offers for the striker, who has entered the final year of his deal, and would be seeking around £18m-£20m for a permanent sale. The Brazilian has fallen down the pecking order at the Emirates with Kai Havertz and Viktor Gyokeres favoured.

Inter have made the Liverpool man their top midfield target this summer - but it remains to be seen if they can satisfy the Premier League club's demands. The 25-year-old will not come cheap in a summer when midfielders are being signed for more than £100m.

The Real Madrid star has entered the final year of his deal and unless he can agree a new contract it seems unlikely that the Spanish giants would risk letting him leave on a free transfer in 12 months' time. Could he move to the Premier League?

The France midfielder caught the eye at the World Cup and is now being linked with a move to the Premier League. Roma do not want to sell and have ambitious plans for the window but if a decent offer came from England they would have to think about it.

Reports have linked Arsenal with a move for the England defender. Aston Villa have already lost a number of key players and would surely be reluctant to sell the 28-year-old, who has two years left on his contract.

The 32-year-old was restricted to nine appearances for Manchester City last season because of injury problems. The midfielder is now approaching the final year of his deal and it is so far unclear what the arrival of Enzo Maresca will mean for his future.

Bournemouth are adamant the 20-year-old forward is going nowhere despite interest from top clubs in Europe. Spurs are the latest to join the race with Arsenal, Man City, Barcelona and Real Madrid also monitoring him after an impressive debut season.

Chelsea are in talks with Crystal Palace for the France defender. Palace would seek more than the £55m Spurs signed Jan Paul van Hecke if they were to sell the 26-year-old. There are good relations between the clubs at the highest level.

AC Milan are open to the possibility of selling the Portugal winger if an interested club can meet their valuation of between £51m and £60m. Talks are expected to take place with the 27-year-old and his current club following his post-World Cup break.

With only two years on his deal, Newcastle will hope to address the full-back's future soon. Arsenal and Manchester City have previously held an interest. The England international's continued injury problems may count against him getting a move.

Arsenal are planning to make significant sales this summer and the Brazilian winger continues to be linked with an exit. Leandro Trossard has already joined Besiktas for £18m and it remains to be seen what impact that has on his former team-mate.

It is uncertain if Juventus will be able to afford the Aston Villa goalkeeper. A source has told Sky Sports News that the Italians' valuation of the 33-year-old is more like that of a League One keeper than a World Cup winner. He has a contract until 2029.

The 18-year-old PSG forward is considered one of the best up-and-coming talents in Europe, but he is struggling for game time with the European champions, which has led to interest from Aston Villa as he seeks a club where he will start regularly.

The Crystal Palace right-back has two years left on his deal and has previously been linked with Manchester United. The Colombia international, who shone at the World Cup, said in November that it would be a "dream" to play for a top European club.

Everton are yet to agree a new deal with the forward, who is on Manchester United's list. It is understood that the Toffees are not concerned about the 26-year-old's future with three years left on his deal.

RB Leipzig do not consider Norway's World Cup star untouchable, but their preference is to keep him. Their asking price for the winger is around £51m. The 21-year-old's move to Brentford collapsed in January 2024. Could this be the year he moves to the Premier League?

The 19-year-old is back at Arsenal having spent the second half of last season on loan at Marseille. He has the chance to prove himself in pre-season given most of Arsenal's forwards are still recovering from the World Cup, but his future is unclear.

In June, Real Madrid publicly said they had not held talks with the Bayern Munich attacker but did not deny their interest or rule out a move. The German champions do not want to sell the 24-year-old and believe he would like to stay despite reports to the contrary.

The midfielder has returned to Bayern Munich after Spurs opted against turning his loan into a permanent move. Aston Villa are interested but face competition from Portugal, with his former club Sporting and Benfica keen on the 31-year-old.

The PSV Eindhoven striker saw a move to Fulham in January fall through, but it is understood the west London club retain an interest in the United States international, who did not score at the World Cup.

Barcelona allowed their £26m option to buy the forward to expire and have now spent more than £95m to sign Anthony Gordon and Karim Adeyemi in his position this summer. As things stand, the 28-year-old will return to Man Utd after his World Cup break.

With a year left on his deal, the Brazilian could be set for a Spurs exit. Juventus are reportedly interested in the 29-year-old, who joined Tottenham for £60m. Spurs will not be getting their money back, but it feels like the time is right for both parties to move on.

Spain's World Cup-winning captain is back to his best after claiming the award for the tournament's best player. With just a year left on his Man City deal, it is a pivotal summer for the 30-year-old, who has said he would like to return to LaLiga amid interest from Real Madrid.

There is an expectation that Tottenham's captain will leave this summer, but it remains to be seen if anyone is willing to meet his valuation. His injury in the World Cup final for Argentina could complicate matters further. Spurs' two centre-back signings leave little room for the skipper.

Coventry are working hard to re-sign the English goalkeeper after his loan last season but Brighton are living up to their billing as tough negotiators. Any deal for the 25-year-old is expected to be significantly more than £20m.

A free agent after his Man Utd contract expired. The England international's star has fallen significantly since his £73m move to Old Trafford in July 2021 from Borussia Dortmund, for whom he could sign for a third time after indicating a willingness to join them.

Tottenham spent heavily in defence and midfield, but they need attacking reinforcements now, and the Manchester City winger is a target. The 22-year-old has been of interest to Spurs for a year, so will this be the summer they finally land the Brazil international?

He is another attacker Tottenham have been linked with. The left-winger had an eye-catching World Cup for Norway as he scored the opener in their quarter-final defeat to England. Reports suggest he wants to leave Benfica, who would reportedly demand £42.5m for him.

The midfielder has turned down a new contract at Bournemouth amid interest from Arsenal, Chelsea, and Manchester United. Bournemouth are adamant he is not for sale, but with two years to run on his contract, they face a fight to keep him.

The Atletico Madrid striker could be set for an exit this summer, with Sky in Italy reporting Juventus have an interest in the 30-year-old. The ex-Crystal Palace forward could even look to return to the Premier League having been linked with Everton.

An England cult hero at the World Cup could now be set for a new club. Everton have an interest in the Tottenham defender, while Inter Milan are also admirers of Spence, who is likely to be second choice behind Pedro Porro at Spurs.

The midfielder has two years left on his Stuttgart contract, making a potential move this summer more likely. The 25-year-old, who was part of Germany's World Cup squad, has been linked with a move to Newcastle, who desperately need midfield reinforcements.

A strong World Cup showing with England will make him an attractive free agent signing this summer after his Man City contract expired. The 32-year-old could become the latest English recruit in Serie A with Inter Milan and Juventus showing interest in him.

The forward looks certain to move following West Ham's relegation. Roma are pushing to close a deal, while it remains to be seen if one of his other admirers will make a rival bid. Man Utd cannot pursue their interest unless Marcus Rashford is sold.

Aston Villa, Leeds and Newcastle are among the clubs keen on the City goalkeeper, who was used as back-up under Pep Guardiola last season. Regular game time is likely to be a decisive factor as the England international weighs up his future.

Expected to move on from Spurs this summer with Antonin Kinsky poised to become first-choice goalkeeper full-time and Martin Dubravka brought in to be his deputy. The Italian has two years on his deal and is generating plenty of interest back in Serie A.

Fenerbahce are among the clubs interested in the England striker, who has entered the final two years of his contract at Aston Villa. At 30, this could be the last chance for Villa to generate funds from his sale. Can Emery's side stomach another key departure?

The Crystal Palace midfielder is on the lists of several top Premier League clubs, including Arsenal, Manchester City and United. Liverpool have previously been credited with an interest, but midfield is less of a priority. Wharton has three years left on his deal.