5 Premier League Transfers Who Promise Fireworks in 2025/26 Season

As Premier League clubs continue to bolster their squads ahead of the 2025/26 season, a fresh crop of exciting talent is set to light up the English top flight.

From seasoned playmakers to precocious wonderkids, these five high-profile transfers are expected to leave an imact in the league.

Pulse Sports take a look at the top five transfers who promise absolute fireworks this season.

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Arsenal’s midfield rebuild continues with the acquisition of Spanish international Martin Zubimendi from Real Sociedad.

The Spaniard, known for his positional intelligence, crisp passing, and ball-winning prowess, adds tactical balance to Mikel Arteta’s side.

Zubimendi’s composure under pressure and ability to shield the backline make him the ideal long-term successor to Thomas Partey.

With Arsenal pushing for both Premier League and Champions League glory, his calm authority in midfield could be a game-changer.

Chelsea secured the signature of one of Brazil's most electrifying talents, Estevao Willian from Palmeiras last season.

The 17-year-old winger, nicknamed "Messinho" in his homeland for his dazzling dribbles and flair, is is set to link up with the Blues in the campaign.

While his immediate impact may be managed carefully, fans are eagerly anticipating flashes of brilliance whenever he takes the field.

In a team hungry to return to its glory days, Estevao could be the magic spark Chelsea have been missing.

Pep Guardiola has once again dipped into Europe’s talent pool, signing French playmaker Rayan Cherki from Bahia after his short South American stint.

Cherki, who previously starred for Lyon, brings flamboyant technique, incisive vision, and versatility in attacking positions.

Capable of playing across the frontline, he offers City yet another creative option in a squad already bursting with talent.

Under Guardiola’s guidance, Cherki could blossom into one of Europe’s most feared creators.

Manchester United have landed a statement signing in Matheus Cunha from Wolves.

The Brazilian forward, who impressed with his dynamism, pressing, and eye for goal in the Premier League last season, now steps onto a bigger stage at Old Trafford.

With United seeking attacking consistency, Cunha's ability to link play, drive at defenders, and contribute in transition fits perfectly into manager Ruben Amorim's philosophy.

He’s expected to hit the ground running and become a fan favorite.

The biggest and most exciting transfer of the window sees Florian Wirtz, Germany’s sensational attacking midfielder, swap Bayer Leverkusen for Liverpool.

Wirtz, fresh off a stellar campaign where he played a central role in Leverkusen’s historic unbeaten Bundesliga title win, brings vision, creativity, and a killer instinct in the final third.

Adding Wirtz to a Liverpool side stacked with talent and fresh off a title triumph is scary but not for the Reds.