The transfer window opened much earlier than usual this summer, with FIFA creating a mini window from June 1 to June 10 to allow teams participating in this summer's Club World Cup to strengthen their squads, meaning plenty of business has already been done.
Here we keep track of the major Premier League transfers that have so far taken place, with a few rumours and gossip thrown in there too.
When does the transfer window open and close?
The "mini" transfer window opened on June 1 and closed on June 10 shortly before the Club World Cup began.
The 2025 summer transfer window then reopened on Monday June 16, and will close on deadline day on Monday September 1 at precisely 7pm for Premier League and EFL clubs.
Arsenal
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Having completed the expected signing of Martin Zubimendi and added the surprise captures of Christian Norgaard and Kepa Arrizabalaga, Arsenal have confirmed the additions of three further signings.
Noni Madueke joined from Chelsea for £48.5m, centre-back Cristhian Mosquera came in from Valencia for £15m and finally completed another big-money move for Viktor Gyokeres, costing up to £70m.
Aston Villa are set to fend off Everton's interest in John McGinn and Manchester United loanee Marcus Rashford has joined Barcelona. Unai Emery has set his sights on Barca frontman Ferran Torres with the Villans reportedly willing to pay £43m.
Bournemouth
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Bournemouth have cashed in on Milos Kerkez, Dean Huijsen and Jaidon Anthony for a combined total of £100m and tied Antoine Semenyo down to a long-term contract. The Cherries have signed goalkeeper Djordje Petrovic as Kepa Arrizabalaga, who was on loan from Chelsea last season, has joined Arsenal.
Brentford
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It’s been a summer of change at Brentford. Thomas Frank has departed for Tottenham, Arsenal have bought Christian Norgaard and Bryan Mbeumo has followed the captain and head coach out of the door. Former set-piece coach Keith Andrews is the new manager and Jordan Henderson has joined from Ajax.
Brighton
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Having sold Joao Pedro to Chelsea, Brighton have invested more than half of the fee into his replacement signing 18-year-old Charalampos Kostoulas from Olympiakos. A big outlay for a club which usually buys low and sells high.
The Seagulls have loaned out Evan Ferguson to Serie A club Roma and sold Simon Andingra to Sunderland, while Pervis Estupinan has joined AC Milan for around £17m.
Burnley
Major ins
- Kyle Walker
- Loum Tchaouna
- Axel Tuanzebe
- Bashir Humphrey
- Jacob Bruun Larsen
- Jaidon Anthony
- Quilindschy Hartman
Major outs
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Premier League new boys Burnley have signed Jaidon Anthony, Marcus Edwards and Zian Flemming on a permanent basis but Jonjo Shelvey and Nathan Redmond have been released.
Club captain Josh Brownhill’s future at Turf Moor is uncertain and with the midfielder yet to be offered a new contract he is officially a free agent.
The record breaking defence from last season is getting picked apart, CJ Egan-Riley has departed for Marseille and James Trafford has joined Manchester City.
Chelsea
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Having added strength and depth to their frontline, Chelsea have offloaded winger Noni Madueke to Arsenal for a deal rumoured to be around £50m. Christopher Nkunku is also expected to depart this summer with Inter reportedly interested.
It will take a fee of around £60m to pry Eberechi Eze from Selhurst Park and although the club don’t want to lose him they could look towards Manchester City’s James McAtee as a replacement. Oliver Glasner is also strengthening at full-back. Left-back Borna Sosa has joined from Ajax and the Eagles are also leading the race to sign former Milan captain Davide Calabria.
Everton
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After spending over £40m on Carlos Alcaraz and Thierno Barry, Everton are looking to add more depth this summer with Hayden Hackney and John McGinn all rumoured to be on David Moyes’ wishlist.
Speculation around a shock swoop to bring Joao Palhinha back to Craven Cottage has gone quiet. Fulham are yet to make a move in the market but are reportedly interested in Coventry right-back Milan van Ewijk.
Leeds
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Leeds have been busy bolstering their squad ahead of their Premier League return with Sean Longstaff and Anton Stach their latest additions to the midfield. The newly promoted side have signed a new keeper and attentions now turn to a starting striker and left winger.
Liverpool
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At Anfield there’s been a changing of the guard at full-back. Trent Alexander-Arnold has gone and Andy Robertson is touted for an exit. Milos Kerkez and Jeremie Frimpong are the replacements. Liverpool are reportedly open to offers for Luis Diaz and Darwin Nunez with Serie A side Napoli one of the clubs interested in the latter. Hugo Ekitike has joined from Frankfurt and Alexander Isak's desire to leave Newcastle has re-opened the possibility of him moving to Anfield.
Manchester City
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The rebuild at the Etihad continues. Kevin De Bruyne and Kyle Walker have been moved on and Jack Grealish is rumoured to be joining them out of the door. The Cityzens are also open to selling James McAtee but want a fee of around £25m. City are reportedly interested in activating Denzel Dumfries £25m release clause at Inter.
Manchester United
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Having already signed Matheus Cunha, Manchester United finally concluded a deal with Brentford for Bryan Mbeumo. These attacking reinforcements increase the need to get Jadon Sancho and Antony out of the door, following Marcus Rashford's loan move to Barcelona.
Newcastle
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Anthony Elanga has joined from Nottingham Forest for £55m. Following the release of Callum Wilson, the Magpies are focused on finding an understudy (or potential replacement should he force through a move) for Alexander Isak. Free agent Dominic Calvert-Lewin is reportedly a target with Ekitike joining Liverpool.
Nottingham Forest
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Anthony Elanga has left for Newcastle and Morgan Gibbs-White had looked set to join Tottenham, only for that move to hit the buffers. PSV’s Johan Bakayoko, Southampton’s Tyler Dibling and James McAtee are reportedly potential targets.
Sunderland
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The acquisition of Simon Adingra from Brighton has taken Sunderland’s summer spend to over £100m but the marquee signing has to be Granit Xhaka from Bundesliga club Bayer Leverkusen who pens a three year deal for an initial fee of £13m.
Tottenham
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— Tottenham Hotspur (@SpursOfficial) July 10, 2025
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Following the arrival of Mohamed Kudus, jeopardy has been cast over Tottenham’s move for Morgan Gibbs-White as Nottingham Forest are consulting their lawyers over an alleged illegal approach. Spurs have also fended off interest from Atletico Madrid for Cristian Romero, the club will now try and tie the defender down to a new contract. Ex-Fulham midfielder Joao Palhinha also joins on load from Bayern Munich.
West Ham
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West Ham will reinvest a chunk of the Mohammed Kudus fee and are reported to be one of the Premier League clubs interested in Tyler Dibling. According to reports in Italy, Roma are interested in Hammers centre-back Konstantinos Mavropanos.
Wolves
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Wolves have confirmed the departures of Pablo Sarabia and Craig Dawson while captain Nelson Semedo has been offered a new deal. With Matheus Cunha making the switch to Old Trafford, they have signed Colombia international Jhon Arias from Fluminense for £15m as his replacement.
Meanwhile Jorgen Strand Larsen has been signed permanently and Wolves are reportedly interested in Nico Raskin from Rangers.
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