Got a minute? Here’s what made headlines on May 7 2025. We’ve pulled together the biggest transfers, match results, and entertainment buzz that fans were talking about. Grab a coffee and skim the highlights—no fluff, just the facts you need.
Manchester City finally sealed a high‑profile deal, bringing Gianluigi Donnarumma from PSG for roughly £28 million. The five‑year contract gives Pep Guardiola a new option between the sticks, with Donnarumma set to compete with James Trafford for the No 1 spot. Meanwhile, Ederson’s exit to Fenerbahçe for about £13 million marks the end of an era at the Etihad.
Across the Premier League, Marc Guehi’s future was the talk of the town. Crystal Palace boss Oliver Glasner slammed any rumor of a Liverpool move, insisting the club won’t sell the defender without a ready replacement. The stance shows how clubs are balancing on‑field needs with market pressure.
On the Scottish side, Rangers snapped up Finnish winger Oliver Antman from Go Ahead Eagles for a reported £3 million. He made an instant impact, winning a penalty and assisting on his debut against Viktoria Plzeň. The quick turnaround demonstrates how clubs are looking for immediate upgrades during the summer window.
Real Madrid kept their perfect La Liga start, rallying 2‑1 against Mallorca at the Bernabéu. After a quick early goal from Vedat Muriqi, Vinícius Júnior and Arda Güler turned the game around within a minute. Even though Kylian Mbappé saw two goals ruled out, the win highlighted Madrid’s resilience.
In the English Premier League, Manchester United slipped up against Fulham, allowing a 1‑0 lead to slip to a 1‑1 draw. Manager Ruben Amorim didn’t hold back, urging his side to “grow up” and pointing out tactical missteps that cost them points. The match sparked a debate about United’s mid‑game adjustments and substitution timing.
Scottish Premiership action saw St Mirren hold Rangers to a 1‑1 draw, with Jonah Ayunga scoring first and Findlay Curtis rescuing a point late on. Rangers, still winless after three games, showed a glimpse of potential after switching to a 3‑4‑3 formation at halftime.
Marvel fans got a surprise: Disney+ announced “Marvel Zombies,” the first TV‑MA animated series from Marvel Studios Animation. Dropping four episodes on September 24 2025, the show reunites stars like Elizabeth Olsen and Florence Pugh for a gruesome, horror‑filled ride.
Meanwhile, Margot Robbie’s upcoming “Wuthering Heights” sparked a social media showdown. Leaked set photos of Robbie in a white wedding gown divided fans—some praised her talent, while others argued the casting broke the novel’s age expectations. The buzz illustrates how modern adaptations constantly balance creative vision with audience expectations.
In the world of TV rights, the BBC’s new drama “King & Conqueror” landed major deals with HBO Max and Prime Video, reaching over 100 markets. The eight‑part series about Harold Godwinson and William of Normandy adds another heavyweight to the 1066‑era streaming wave.
That’s the roundup for May 7 2025. Want deeper analysis? Stay tuned to Thrifty Motorsports Hub for follow‑up stories, player interviews, and behind‑the‑scenes looks at the biggest headlines.
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