All European soccer fans agree now that Eden Hazard's transfer from Chelsea to Real Madrid is the biggest yet, but there is still a lot.
Today there was news that Mino Raiola's penalty of being denied entry into the deal had been frozen and this opens the door to many potential deals this summer.
Here are some of the most anticipated deals this summer:
1-Paul pogba to Real Madrid or Juventus.
Paul Pogba transition from Juventus to Manchester United in 2016 remains one of the most controversial deals to date, and the same scenario may repeat itself this season.
Real, led by Zidane, wants the French star next season and Juventus, who will not stop spending after Ronaldo was bought in last summer.
2-The departure of Matthias de Leicht from Ajax.
The most awaited deal, Matthias de Liechte is currently with his country Netherlands and will play tomorrow in the final of the League of Nations against Portugal in a position ahead of Cretasino Ronaldo.
His name is associated with many of the most prominent clubs, Paris St Germain, Manchester United, Barcelona and other major clubs.
3-Antoine Griezmann to Barcelona.
The deal was so close that the player and Atletico Madrid announced his departure this summer, which blocked any moves for the player.
The deal is expected to be completed after the end of his international duty with France this summer, and is expected to be paid for a sum of 120 million euros.
4-Nicholas Pepe from Lille to Liverpool.
Liverpool have a tough fight against Bayern Munich, and the Reds offer 80 million euros, which may be sufficient to move the player from Lille, but he has to choose his own summer destination.
5-Cretan Eriksen's tricks to Real Madrid.
The Danish player has refused to renew his contract with Tottenham Hotspur, which means he will enter the final year of his contract with the Spurs, which may make his departure inevitable this summer, and some consider him the second Real Madrid option in the event of failure to contract with Paul Bujba.
If sold, it is difficult for Daniel Levy, executive chairman of Tottenham, to give up for less than 80 million pounds.
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