Premier League 2026/27 Transfer: Every Deal, Every Club

The Premier League 2026/27 transfer window has reshaped the balance of power across the league, with clubs spending heavily to reinforce ahead of a season that follows directly on from the 2026 World Cup.

Manchester City broke the ceiling on a single deal by paying £116 million for Elliot Anderson, while Newcastle turned around and reinvested a chunk of the £100 million they banked from Tottenham for Sandro Tonali.

Established internationals like John Stones, Casemiro, Mohamed Salah and Seamus Coleman have moved on from clubs that built entire eras around them, and that kind of turnover tends to signal a league entering a huge transitional period rather than a routine summer refresh.

Below is the full incoming and outgoing list for all 20 Premier League clubs, updated with every fee, loan and free transfer confirmed so far this window.

AFC Bournemouth

Bournemouth leaned into a familiar strategy this summer, selling academy graduates and fringe players in bulk while directing fresh money toward proven attacking talent in Alvaro Rodriguez and Antonio Silva.

The club also lost long-serving centre back Marcos Senesi on a free transfer to Tottenham, a departure that leaves a gap in a defence that had grown accustomed to his composure on the ball.

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Arsenal

Arsenal made Piero Hincapie’s loan permanent for £34.5 million, a move that confirms the club’s faith in a defender who settled into the back line quickly after his initial switch from Bayer Leverkusen.

Illan Meslier’s free arrival from Leeds gives Mikel Arteta genuine goalkeeping depth, and the sale of Leandro Trossard to Besiktas closes the book on a player who never quite nailed down a starting role in north London.

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Aston Villa

Villa’s business carries real weight this summer, with Johan Manzambi arriving from Freiburg for £59.5 million as the marquee signing and Joao Gomes crossing the Midlands divide from Wolves for £38 million.

The outgoing list is just as significant, with Youri Tielemans moving to Manchester United for £36 million and a long line of academy prospects sent out on loan or sold permanently as the club continues trimming a bloated squad.

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Brentford

Brentford replaced outgoing wide options with Jaidon Anthony from Burnley and Jannik Schuster from Red Bull Salzburg, both signings that fit the club’s pattern of buying underrated talent from mid-table clubs before it peaks.

Frank Onyeka’s £6 million exit to Coventry ends a spell that never quite delivered on his early promise in west London.

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Brighton & Hove Albion

Brighton’s transfer strategy remains the envy of the division, and this window shows exactly why. Selling Jan Paul van Hecke to Tottenham for £52 million while simultaneously signing Luka Vuskovic from the same club for £50 million captures the club’s willingness to both cash in and reinvest without missing a beat.

Solly March and Joel Veltman were released after long, productive spells on the south coast, closing a chapter for two players who helped define the club’s rise.

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Chelsea

Chelsea’s £43.5 million move for Geovany Quenda represents one of the window’s most eye-catching bets on potential, and the club paired it with Marco Palestra’s £43 million arrival from Atalanta to strengthen the back line.

The outgoing business tells its own story, with Marc Cucurella heading to Real Madrid for £51.8 million and Andrey Santos joining Manchester United for £50 million in a pair of sales that suggest the club is still comfortable letting go of talent when the price is right.

Jimmy-Jay Morgan’s £4 million departure to West Brom is worth flagging separately, since he is a Chelsea academy product rather than an external addition, and his sale continues the club’s pattern of cashing in on homegrown talent that falls outside the immediate first-team picture.

Chelsea capped the window by beating Arsenal to Morgan Rogers, paying Aston Villa £117 million in a deal that set a new British transfer record and edged past Manchester City’s £116 million fee for Elliot Anderson.

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Coventry City

Coventry backed their promotion push with real intent, converting Frank Onyeka’s loan into a permanent deal and adding Aurele Amenda from Eintracht Frankfurt for £17.2 million.

Bringing in Billy-Ray Cullinane on a free from Brighton gives the club another versatile option as they prepare for a Premier League campaign few saw coming a few years ago.

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Crystal Palace

Palace kept their business relatively quiet this window, bringing in Oscar Mingueza on a free transfer from Celta Vigo as their only major addition. The outgoing list features several fringe players and youth prospects moving on for free or out on loan, a sign the club is prioritising squad continuity over wholesale change.

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Everton

Everton doubled down on Merseyside firepower by making Tyrique George’s loan from Chelsea permanent for £24 million, right alongside Hayden Hackney’s £24 million arrival from Middlesbrough.

The club also released three long-serving figures in Seamus Coleman, Tyler Onyango and Idrissa Gueye, marking a clear symbolic break from the previous era at Goodison Park.

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Fulham

Fulham’s window has been the quietest in the league so far, with Jonah Kusi-Asare’s £5 million move from Bayern Munich standing as the only incoming deal. Raul Jimenez departing for Wolves on a free transfer ends his spell in west London, and the club still has time before the deadline to add further depth.

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Hull City

Hull’s return to the Premier League has come with sensible reinforcement in goal, bringing in Jack Butland from Rangers for £3 million after selling Ivor Pandur to the same club for £6 million. The club has otherwise moved several fringe players on for free or undisclosed fees as they build a squad capable of surviving in the top flight.

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Ipswich Town

Ipswich have been among the busiest clubs in the division, adding Emersonn from Toulouse for £26.6 million and Abdel Fatawu from Leicester City for £20 million as they push for an immediate return to established mid-table security.

Selling Arijanet Muric to Sassuolo for £8.6 million clears space for the new signings while banking a healthy fee for a goalkeeper who had fallen down the pecking order.

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Leeds United

Leeds spent big on Tarik Muharemovic, paying Sassuolo £34 million for a centre back who should anchor the defence in their first season back among the elite. Illan Meslier’s free departure to Arsenal ends his time as the club’s long-standing first-choice goalkeeper, with Karl Darlow also leaving on a free transfer to Manchester United.

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Liverpool

Liverpool’s biggest move of the window sends £60 million to Rennes for Jeremy Jacquet, a fee that reflects how highly the club rates him as a long-term addition.

Andy Robertson’s free transfer to Tottenham and Ibrahima Konate’s free move to Real Madrid mark the end of contracts for two defenders who were central to the club’s recent successes, while Mohamed Salah’s release closes out one of the most productive individual careers in the club’s history.

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Manchester City

Manchester City’s £116 million capture of Elliot Anderson from Nottingham Forest stands as the single biggest deal of the entire window, a fee that underlines how much Pep Guardiola values his profile in midfield.

The club also sold John Stones on a release and let Bernardo Silva depart for Real Madrid on a free transfer, two moves that suggest a genuine changing of the guard within the squad’s core.

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Manchester United

Manchester United rebuilt their midfield in a single window, paying £50 million for Andrey Santos from Chelsea and £36 million for Youri Tielemans from Aston Villa.

Rasmus Hojlund’s £38 million move to Napoli ends a spell that never delivered consistent goal returns, and releasing Casemiro closes the book on a player who once anchored the midfield during a more competitive period for the club.

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Newcastle United

Newcastle’s sale of Sandro Tonali to Tottenham for £100 million funded a significant chunk of their own rebuild, with £42 million going to Hoffenheim for Bazoumana Toure and £23 million to Ajax for Sean Steur.

Anthony Gordon’s £69.3 million exit to Barcelona represents another major departure, leaving the club to replace two of its most productive attacking outlets from a single summer.

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Nottingham Forest

Forest’s £116 million sale of Elliot Anderson to Manchester City stands as the defining transaction of their window, a fee that gives the club room to rebuild across multiple positions.

Xaver Schlager’s free arrival from RB Leipzig adds proven Bundesliga experience to the middle of the park, while releasing Willy Boly and Stefan Ortega closes out two experienced squad contributors.

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Sunderland

Sunderland sold Eliezer Mayenda to Rennes for £22 million as their headline outgoing deal, while bringing in experienced free agent Thomas Meunier from Lille to add depth and know-how at the back.

The club released Bertrand Traore, Dennis Cirkin and Niall Huggins, three players who had spent significant time on Wearside without ever fully establishing themselves as first-team regulars.

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Tottenham Hotspur

Tottenham have made the loudest statement of intent in the entire league, paying £100 million for Sandro Tonali and £85 million for Mateus Fernandes in a single window that reshapes the midfield completely.

Adding Jan Paul van Hecke for £52 million and Luka Vuskovic going the other way for £50 million reflects a busy summer of business with Brighton specifically, while releasing Yves Bissouma ends his time in north London.

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This tracker will be updated throughout the window as more Premier League transfers are confirmed. Check back every week for the latest incoming and outgoing deals across all 20 clubs.