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 2024 season is officially over following the ReliaQuest Bowl win over Alabama on Tuesday. Now all attention turns to recruiting and the transfer portal as the Wolverines look to enhance the roster for the 2025 season.

Michigan football is loading up in the transfer portal as of late and though most schools appear to be set, the Wolverines look to be far from finished. Whether it's some of the top targets remaining on the board like UConn wide receiver Skyler Bell or

After having the 131st-ranked passing offense in the country, Michigan had to re-tool its passing attack for 2025. The Wolverines presummingly accomplished that

Michigan football went on a five-day clock following the ReliaQuest Bowl win over Alabama in terms of roster retention. The transfer portal had closed on Dec. 28 but players have until five days after the final game for their respective teams to enter.

The transfer portal closed on Dec. 28, making it the last day players could submit their paperwork to enter the NCAA transfer portal. Now, with so many people entering, the portal has been slow updating,

Former four-star defensive lineman Owen Wafle enters transfer portal after redshirting at Michigan; departure could impact recruitment of brother Luke Wafle.

The transfer portal window closes Saturday. Michigan is set to bring in seven transfers, and possibly an eighth, via the portal. Here's a quick breakdown of each of the Wolverines' new additions:

Tracking Michigan State football's offseason commitments from the transfer portal for the Spartans 2025 season.

Ever since Barstool Sports president Dave Portnoy vowed to spend up to $3 million on a transfer portal quarterback, Michigan football fans have expected greatness to come to Ann Arbor as something of a stopgap.