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With the 2024 season now officially over, the Michigan Wolverines are turning their full attention toward building the best roster possible for the 2025 season.

Michigan football’s 2025 roster is starting to take shape. The NCAA transfer portal closed on Dec. 28, and although there are still entrants who have yet to find new homes, players can’t enter their names until spring (minus a few exceptions).

Michigan football made no secret who it coveted most in the transfer portal after landing Alabama running back Justice Haynes. The Wolverines strongly desired to lure standout wideout Skyler Bell, the current UConn and former Wisconsin pass catcher,

Michigan landed a big fish from the transfer portal on Saturday when the Wolverines secured a commitment from Clemson defensive tackle Tre Williams, but Michiga

Former BYU linebacker Aisea Moa is transferring to Michigan State football. He is the Spartans' 14th portal addition of 2025.

And like fellow Tennessean defensive back, Myles Pollard, who hit the transfer portal this offseason, Jones is headed back to the Volunteer State to play for Memphis.

It appeared about as sure of a thing as any that the Wolverines would bring in either UConn's Skyler Bell or Yale's David Pantelis into the fold to join former Indiana WR Donaven McCulley. With the Michigan passing game so pedestrian this past season,

Michigan has received a commitment from Ferris State transfer offensive lineman Lawrence Hattar, he announced on Sunday. Hattar, a Livonia native who played for Livonia Churchill High School, spent the last four seasons at Ferris State and redshirted his freshman year in 2021.

Michigan football missed out on Washington State offensive tackle Fa'alili Fa'amoe who commited to Wake Forest, but the Wolverines kept searching for another offensive lineman to come into the fold. Michigan had already secured a commitment from FCS Cal Poly,