Premier League transfers in and outs 24/25: Every confirmed signing in summer transfer window

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All the Premier League ins and outs for the 2024/25 summer transfer window from big-money signings to loans and from heartbreaking exits to releases.

The summer transfer window is in full swing with the Premier League’s clubs doing their best to strengthen and finely tune their squads ahead of the new season.

Here is every transfer completed by every Premier League team so far this summer.

Arsenal confirmed transfers for 24/25 season

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• Lucas Nygaard – Nordsjaelland, free
• David Raya – Brentford, £27m

David Raya secured a permanent transfer to Arsenal from Brentford in July after the club took up their £27m option to buy.

The Spain international became their first signing of the summer after spending last season on loan in a £3m deal.

On securing his permanent transfer to Arsenal, Raya said: “I’m excited to see what the future holds but always living in and enjoying the present. It’s a dream come true to be here and I want to thank you for all the support you have already given me throughout the last year.”

• Tommy Setford – Ajax, £850,000
• Riccardo Calafiori – Bologna, £42m
• Mikel Merino – Real Sociedad, £31.6m
• Raheem Sterling – Chelsea, loan

Outs

• Mika Biereth – Sturm Graz, £4m

Mike Biereth became the first senior player to leave Arsenal in July after securing a £4m transfer to SK Sturm Graz. The striker signed permanently with the Austrian Bundesliga side after spending the latter half of 2023/24 on loan at the club.

• Karl Hein – Real Vallodolid, loan
• Omari Benjamin – Everton, free
• Luis Brown – West Ham, free
• Catalin Cirjan – Dinamo Bucharest, free
• Noah Cooper – Stoke, free
• Amario Cozier-Duberry – Brighton, free
• Ovie Ejeheri – FC Midtjylland, free
• Taylor Foran – Bromley, free
• Arthur Okonkwo – Wrexham, free
• Kamarni Ryan – Burnley, free
• Ruell Walters – Luton, free
• Maura Bandeira – Released
• Henry Davies – Released
• Mohamed Elneny – Released
• Hubert Graczyk – Released
• James Hillson – Released
• Henry Jeffcot – Released
• Tyreece John-Jules – Released
• Alex Kirk – Released
• James Lannin-Sweet – Released
• Cedric Soares – Released
• Kido Taylor-Hart – Released
• Jack Henry-Francis – Sligo Rovers, loan
• Nuno Tavares – Lazio, loan
• Chido Obi-Martin – Released
• Emil Smith Rowe – Fulham, £34m

Lazio signed Nuno Tavares on a season-long loan from Arsenal this July in a deal that includes a £7.5m obligation to buy. The left-back failed to convince Mikel Arteta that he deserved a recall after an injury-plagued stint at Nottingham Forest last season.

• Albert Sambi Lokonga – Sevilla, loan

Arsenal sent Albert Sambi Lokonga on a season-long loan to Sevilla with a £10m option to buy in July. The midfielder has spent the past 18 months away from north London after stints with Crystal Palace and Luton Town.

• Brooke Norton-Cuffy – Genoa, £3.5m
• Charles Sagoe Jr – Shrewsbury, loan
• Charlie Patino – Deportivo La Coruna, undisclosed
• Fabio Vieria – Porto, loan
• Aaron Ramsdale – Southampton, £25m
• Reiss Nelson – Fulham, loan
• Eddie Nketiah – Crystal Palace, £30m

Aston Villa confirmed transfers for 24/25 season

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• Ethan Amundsen-Day – Copenhagen, undisclosed
• Cameron Archer – Sheffield United, £14m

Cameron Archer came back to Aston Villa after less than a year away from the club. The striker returned to Villa Park for £18 million from Sheffield United due to the Blades’ relegation activating a clause in his original transfer.

• Ross Barkley – Luton, undisclosed

Ross Barkley returned to Villa Park after signing from Luton for £5 million in July. The midfielder signed a three-year contract helping to reinforce the club’s options going into the new campaign.

• Samuel Iling-Junior – Juventus, undisclosed
• Enzo Barrenechea – Juventus, undisclosed

Villa confirmed the capture of Samuel Iling-Junior as well as Enzo Barrenechea in July as part of a double deal from Juventus following Douglas Luiz’s departure. The duo joined for a combined fee of £18.6 million.

• Lewis Dobbin – Everton, £10m

Aston Villa brought in Lewis Dobbin from Everton in June to make their first major signing of the summer. The winger joined for a fee believed to be around £10 million.

• Omar Khedr – ZED, undisclosed
• Ian Maatsen – Chelsea, £37.5m

Ian Maatsen was brought in from Chelsea as Unai Emery increased his options at left-back in late June. The defender was signed for a fee of £37.5 million.

Upon arriving Maatsen said: “It’s an honour, I’ve been waiting for this moment because I’ve been at the Euros. Now I’m finally here it feels official, so I can’t wait to get started.

“You see the boys training on the social media accounts and you’re just thinking, ‘I want to go back and get to know all the lads and get started’.”

• Amadou Onana – Everton, £50m

Villa made another big signing in July when they brought in Everton midfielder Amadou Onana for £50 million. The 22-year-old will once again add to the club’s options and is set to stay until at least June 2029 after signing a five-year deal.

• Jaden Philogene – Hull City, £20m

Jaden Philogene rejoined Villa less than 12 months after leaving the club in mid-July. Emery’s side activated their matching rights, beating Ipswich to the signing for £18 million.

“However, the club will only have to pay £13.5 million due to their 30% sell-on clause.

Upon signing he said: “It feels amazing, it’s like I’m back at home. Unai spoke to me face-to-face and we had a very good conversation about my playing time.

“He said I did well when I was here in pre-season last year and that I’m going to get chances this time. It also depends on me and how I play.”

• Max Jenner – West Brom, free

Outs

• Tim Iroegbunam – Everton, £9m

Villa youngster Tim Iroegbunam departed Villa Park in June as he joined fellow Premier League side Everton. The fee was believed to be around £9 million.

• Omari Kellyman – Chelsea, £19m
• Douglas Luiz – Juventus, £21m

Villa parted with Douglas Luiz after his five-year stay at Villa Park in June. The Brazilian joined Italian giants Juventus for a fee of £42.4 million.

• Sebastian Revan – Wrexham, undisclosed
• Morgan Sanson – Nice, £3.4m

Morgan Sanson earned a permanent move away from Aston Villa as he joined French side Nice on a permanent basis. The club earned €4 million for the deal.

• Vijami Sinisalo – Celtic, £1m

Finish international Viljami Sinisalo signed for Scottish champions Celtic in mid-July on a five-year deal. The fee was believed to be around £1 million for the goalkeeper.

• Calum Chambers – Cardiff, free
• Jack McDowell – QPR, free
• Dylan Mitchell – Swindon, free
• Taylor-Jay Hart – Released
• Chisom Afoka – Released
• Frankie Ealing – Released
• Abube Onuchukwu – Released
• Aaron O’Reilly – Released
• Edward Rowe – Released
• Philippe Coutinho – Vasco de Gama, loan
• Filip Marschall – Crewe, loan
• Tommi O’Reilly – Shrewsbury, loan
• Moussa Diaby – Al Ittihad, undisclosed
• Louie Barry – Stockport, loan
• Benjamin Chrisene – Norwich, undisclosed
• Benicio Baker-Boaitey – Port Vale, loan
• Kaine Kesler-Hayden – Preston, loan
• Josh Feeney – Shrewsbury, loan
• Lewis Dobbin – West Brom, loan
• Lino Sousa – Bristol Rovers, loan
• Cameron Archer – Southampton, £15m
• Alex Moreno – Nottingham Forest, loan
• Samuel Iling-Junior – Bologna, loan
• Enzo Barrenechea – Valencia, loan

Bournemouth confirmed transfers for 24/25 season

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• Daniel Jebbison – Sheffield United, £1.5m

Bournemouth paid a £1.5m training fee to sign Sheffield United starlet Daniel Jebbison when his contract expired but he could head back out on loan.

Neill Blake, Bournemouth’s chief executive, said via the BBC: “We’re very pleased to have Daniel sign a long-term deal with us. He has many promising attributes and has already provided some memorable moments in his young career so far.”

• Alex Paulsen – Wellington Phoenix, £2m

Highly-rated goalkeeper Alex Paulsen was signed from Wellington Phoenix with the New Zealander signing a four-year deal.

“I’m humbled to be considered worthy of signing with Bournemouth in the Premier League,” Paulsen told the club’s official website.

“It means the world to me, my family and to my friends to be offered an opportunity to play in the best league on the planet, which most aspiring young footballers only dream of.”

• Luis Sinisterra – Leeds, £20m

Winger Luis Sinisterra impressed enough on loan at Bournemouth last season that the Cherries have paid £20m to sign him permanently, with the deal being agreed in February.

“I’m really happy to make this move. I’m excited to play for Bournemouth for the long term,” Sinisterra told the club’s official website.

“I feel really comfortable here and the fans are really nice. When I meet them in the streets, they show the love.”

• Enes Unal – Getafe, £14m

Bournemouth have also moved to bring Enes Unal back to the club on a full-time basis after impressing on loan in the second half of last season. He has signed a four-year deal.

“I’m so happy to be heading back to Bournemouth for the new season,” Unal told the club’s website.

“I enjoyed testing myself in the Premier League while regaining my fitness, and now I am really excited for the years ahead.”

• Koby Mottoh – Portsmouth, free
• Dean Huijsen – Juventus, £12.63m
• Julian Araujo – Barcelona, £8m
• Evanilson – Porto, £40m
• Kepa Arrizabalaga – Chelsea, loan

Outs

• Dominic Solanke – Tottenham, £65m
• Kieffer Moore – Sheffield United, undisclosed
• Jack Wadham – Sutton, free
• Lloyd Kelly – Newcastle, free
• Jamal Lowe – Sheffield Wednesday, free
• Noah Crisp – Released
• Ollie Eagle – Released
• Ryan Fredericks – Released
• Ben Greenwood – Released
• Jack Holman – Released
• Baylin Johnson – Released
• Emiliano Marcondes – Released
• Ferdinand Okoh – Released
• Cameron Plain – Released
• Euan Pollock – Released
• Darren Randolph – Released
• Harry Redknapp Jr – Released
• Michael Dacosta Gonzalez – Crawley, loan
• Charlie Osborne – Hartberg, loan
• Joe Rothwell – Leeds, loan
• Dan Adu-Adjei – Carlisle, loan
• Jaidon Anthony – Burnley, loan
• Daniel Jebbison – Watford, loan
• Chris Mepham – Sunderland, loan

Brentford confirmed transfers for 24/25 season

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• Igor Thiago – Club Brugge, £30m

Brazilian forward Igor Thiago has become Brentford’s record signing after completing his £30m move which was agreed in February. He scored 18 in 34 games last season.

“I’m very happy to have signed for Brentford and to get to know the club,” Thiago said, via the BBC.

“It’s an immense source of happiness for me, to be able to play for this club in the Premier League.”

• Benjamin Fredrick – Simoiben, undisclosed
• Julian Eyestone – Duke Blue Devils, free
• Fabio Carvalho – Liverpool, £27.5m
• Sepp van den Berg – Liverpool, £25m
• Jayden Meghoma – Southampton, £5m plus bonuses

Outs

• Ivan Toney – Al Ahli, £40m
• David Raya – Arsenal, £27m
• Daniel Oyegoke – Hearts, undisclosed
• Shandon Baptiste – Luton, free
• Thomas Strakosha – AEK Athens, free
• Angel Waruih – Eastleigh, free
• Saman Ghoddos – Released
• Charlie Goode – Released
• Vincent Angelini – Released
• Charlie Farr – Released
• Byron Wilson – Released
• Nathan Young-Coombes – Released
• Erion Zabeli – Released
• Ellery Balcombe – St Mirren, loan
• Michael Olakigbe – Wigan, loan
• Tristan Crama – Exeter, loan
• Finley Stevens – St Pauli, undisclosed

Brighton confirmed transfers for 24/25 season

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• Yankuba Minteh – Brighton, £30m

Brighton have spent £30m on 19-year-old Gambian winger Newcastle United, who has signed a five-year deal. He never played for the Magpies, spending last season on loan at Feyenoord where he scored 10 times.

“Yankuba is a young talent that has attracted a lot of interest, so we’re delighted to welcome him to the club,” said Brighton technical director David Weir, via the BBC.

• Ibrahim Osman – Nordsjaelland, £16m

Ibrahim Osman is another 19-year-old winger Brighton have splashed the cash on and he has also signed a five-year deal.

Weir said, via Sky Sports: “We’re looking forward to the opportunity of working with Ibrahim.

“He’s a young and exciting prospect, but for now it’s important that we give him the space to focus fully on Nordsjaelland, where he is enjoying a good season.”

• Mats Wieffer – Feyenoord, £25m

Brighton’s spending spree continued with the addition of another of Feyenoord’s best players in midfielder Mats Wieffer, who has signed until 2029.

“We’re delighted to welcome Mats to the club, a player whose qualities we have admired for a long time,” Weird said, via the BBC.

“He has a lot of experience in the Champions League as well as the Eredivisie and has developed into one of the best deep-lying midfielders in Europe.

• Malick Yalcouye – IFK Gothenburg, £6m

Brighton have continued their habit of signing young talent by recruiting 18-year-old midfielder Malick Yalcouye.

Manager Fabian Hurzeler said, via the BBC: “He is a talented midfielder with lots of potential to develop into a top-class player.

“He’s excited about this next stage of his career and we’re looking forward to helping him progress.”

• Amario Cozier-Duberry – Arsenal, free
• Brajan Gruda – Mainz, £25m
• Georginio Rutter – Leeds United, £40m
• Matt O’Riley – Celtic, undisclosed
• Ferdi Kadioglu – Fenerbahce, £25m

Outs

• Pascal Gross – Borussia Dortmund, £10m
• Deniz Undav – Stuttgart, undisclosed
• Kacper Kozlowski – Gaziantep, undisclosed
• Leigh Kavanagh – Bohemians, free
• Adam Lallana – Southampton, free
• Brody Peart – Wycombe, free
• Steven Alzate – Released
• Jaydon Fuller – Released
• Jack Hinchy – Released
• Tommy Reid – Released
• Bailey Smith – Released
• James Beadle – Sheffield Wednesday, loan
• Ben Jackson – Livingston, loan
• Kjell Scherpen – Sturm Graz, loan
• Tom McGill – MK Dons, loan
• Marc Leonard – Birmingham City, undisclosed
• Jack Hinchy – Notts County, free
• Benicio Baker-Boaitey – Port Vale, loan
• Facundo Buonanotte – Leicester, loan
• Luca Barrington – Grimsby, loan
• Ibrahim Osman – Feyenoord, loan
• Kamari Doyle – Exeter, loan
• Andrew Moran – Stoke, loan
• Samy Chouchane – Northampton, loan
• Valentin Barco – Sevilla, loan
• Abdallah Sima – Brest, loan
• Malick Yalcouye – Sturm Graz, loan
• Carl Rushworth – Hull, loan
• Amario Cozier-Duberry – Blackburn, loan
• Jeremy Sarmiento – Burnley, loan

Chelsea confirmed transfers for 24/25 season

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• Pedro Neto – Wolves, £54m
• Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall – Leicester, £30m

Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall will be reunited with his former boss Enzo Maresca, this time only in the reflex blue of Chelsea as opposed to the light of Leicester. The Blues agreed a £30m deal with the Foxes, with Dewsbury-Hall signing on a five-year deal after almost 200 appearances at the King Power.

• Marc Guiu – Barcelona, £5m

Maresca managed to prise Spanish striker Marc Guiu away from La Masia, joining Chelsea from Barcelona in a deal believed to be in around the £5m mark. The 18-year-old has penned a five-year contract, and will definitely be one to watch in future.

• Omari Kellyman – Aston Villa, £19m

18-year-old Omari Kellyman swaps Villa Park for Stamford Bridge in a £19m deal this summer. The dynamic attacking midfielder has signed on a six-year deal which will provisionally keep him at Chelsea until 2030.

• Tosin Adarabioyo – Fulham, free

Centre-back Tosin Adarabioyo joined the Blues on a free transfer from Fulham. The towering defender who started his career at Manchester City has put pen to paper at Stamford Bridge on a four-year deal.

• Renato Veiga – FC Basel, £12m

Renato Veiga signed from FC Basel in July 2024 for just £12m, a bargain in this day and age. The Portuguese youngster is mainly a defensive midfielder, but he can also play as a centre-back or left-back.

• Caleb Wiley – Atlanta United, undisclosed

Maresca raided the MLS to complete the signing of defender Caleb Wiley from Atlanta United.

The 19-year-old has joined on a six-year deal for a fee of about £8.5m, with a club option of a further year

• Estevao Willian – Palmeiras, £29.1m

Esteveo Willian is the next exciting wonderkid to join Chelsea’s ranks, having signed from Brazilian side Palmeiras for £29.1m. The 17-year-old, although confirmed in this window, will link up with Enzo Maresca and co in a year’s time in the summer of 2025

• Filip Jorgensen – Villarreal, undisclosed
• Aaron Anselmino – Boca Juniors, £15.6m
• Joao Felix – Atletico Madrid, £46.3m
• Mike Penders – Genk, £17m
• Jadon Sancho – Manchester United, loan

Outs

• Conor Gallagher – Atletico Madrid, £36m
• Alfie Gilchrist – Sheffield United, loan
• Chinoso Chibueze – Stoke, undisclosed
• Jamie Cumming – Oxford, undisclosed
• Michael Golding – Leicester, undisclosed
• Lewis Hall – Newcastle, £28m
• Omari Hutchinson – Ipswich, £18m
• Ian Maatsen – Aston Villa, £37.5m
• Charlie Webster – Burton, undisclosed
• Hakim Ziyech – Galatasary, undisclosed
• Dion Rankine – Wigan, free
• Thiago Silva – Fluminense, free
• Josh Brooking – Released
• Noah Hay – Released
• Ted Curd – Hampton & Richmond, loan
• Teddy Sharman-Lowe – Doncaster, loan
• Dylan Williams – Burton, loan
• Andrey Santos – Strasbourg, loan
• Malang Sarr – Lens, free
• Eddie Beach – Crawley, loan
• Gabriel Slonina – Barnsley, loan
• Aaron Anselmino – Boca Juniors, loan
• Diego Moreira – Strasbourg, undisclosed
• Lesley Ugochukwu – Southampton, loan
• Bashir Humphreys – Burnley, loan
• Leo Castledine – Shrewsbury, loan
• Tino Anjorin – Empoli, undisclosed
• Romelu Lukaku – Napoli, £30m
• Djordje Petrovic – Strasbourg, loan
• Ronnie Stutter – Burton, loan
• Raheem Sterling – Arsenal, loan
• Armando Broja – Everton, loan
• Trevoh Chalobah – Crystal Palace, loan

Crystal Palace confirmed transfers for 24/25 season

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• Chadi Riad – Barcelona, £14m

Chadi Riad joined Crystal Palace on June 14th as part of a £14million deal from Spanish giants Barcelona.

The Moroccan international was the first signing of Oliver Glasner’s era at Selhurst Park, strengthening the centre-back ranks at the club.

• Daichi Kamada – Lazio, free

Crystal Palace pushed hard to land the free transfer of Daichi Kamada from Lazio, with the attacking midfielder becoming their second signing of the summer.

The Japanese international has previous experience working under Glasner, having won the Europa League with him at Eintracht Frankfurt.

On the reunion, Kamada told the official Crystal Palace website: “I’m excited to be joining Crystal Palace, and to be working with Oliver – who is a coach I know well – again.

“I am looking forward to testing myself in the Premier League, and hopefully the club and I can achieve all of our objectives together.”

• Jemiah Umolu – West Ham, free
• Ismaila Sarr – Marseille, £11m plus add ons
• Trevoh Chalobah – Chelsea, loan

Outs

• Michael Olise – Bayern Munich, £50.8m

Crystal Palace star Michael Olise left the club this summer in a £50.8million deal to join Bayern Munich.

The 22-year-old winger told the official Bayern Munich website: “The talks with FC Bayern were very positive, and I’m very happy to now be playing for such a big club.

“It’s a great challenge, and that’s exactly what I was looking for. I want to prove myself at this level and play my part in ensuring that we win as many titles as possible with our team in the coming years.”

• Joachim Andersen – Fulham, £30m
• Kofi Balmer – Motherwell, free
• Scott Banks – St Pauli, free
• Leon Elliott – Ipswich, free
• John-Kymani Gordon – Colchester, free
• Kelvin Agho – Released
• Nathan Ferguson – Released
• Giulio Marroni – Released
• Jairo Riedewald – Released
• James Tomkins – Released
• Noah Watson – Released
• Vonnte Williams – Released
• Owen Goodman – AFC Wimbledon, loan
• Joe Whitworth – Exeter, loan
• David Ozoh – Derby, loan
• Tayo Adaramola – Stockport, loan
• Malcolm Ebiowei – Oxford United, loan
• Malachi Boateng – Hearts, undisclosed
• Jesurun Rak-Sakyi – Sheffield United, loan
• Killian Phillips – St Mirren, loan
• Jordan Ayew – Leicester, £7.5m
• Sam Johnstone – Wolves, £10m
• Odsonne Edouard – Leicester City, loan

Everton confirmed transfers for 24/25 season

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• Omari Benjamin – Arsenal, free
• Jack Harrison – Leeds, loan

Everton have once again signed winger Jack Harrison on loan from Leeds United for another rseason.

• Tim Iroegbunam – Aston Villa, £9m

Tim Iroegbunam spent last season on loan at QPR and Everton have moved to sign the promising midfielder.

“We’re pleased to add Tim to our midfield options,” Sean Dyche said, via the BBC.

“He is a young player who is still learning and developing but clearly has a lot of the qualities we want in that area of the pitch.”

• Iliman Ndiaye – Marseille, £20m

Everton have made the potential shrewd signing of attacking-midfielder Iliman Ndiaye, who was Sheffield United’s best player when they were promoted to the Premier League in 2022/23,

The 24-year-old struggled in Ligue 1 last season but Dyche will be aiming to get him back to his best.

“I am so pleased to be an Everton player,” he said, via Sky Sports.“The main reasons I wanted to join were how big the club is, its history and the part I can play in helping the team in the forward direction it is going in.

“I’m so excited and can’t wait to get going.”

• Jesper Lindstrom – Napoli, loan
• Jake O’Brien – Lyon, £17m
• Asmir Begovic – QPR, free
• Orel Mangala – Lyon, loan
• Armando Broja – Everton, loan

Outs

• Lewis Dobbin – Aston Villa, £10m
• Ben Godfrey – Atalanta, £10.2m
• Amadou Onana – Aston Villa, £50m
• Jack Barrett – Blackburn, free
• Dylan Graham – Larne, free
• Mackenzie Hunt – Fleetwood, free
• Katia Kouyate – Barrow, free
• Andy Lonergan – Wigan, free
• Lewis Warrington – Leyton Orient, free
• Dele – Released
• Andre Gomes – Released
• Sebastian Jensen – Released
• Kyle John – Released
• Ed Jones – Released
• Daniel Maher – Released
• Matthew Mallon – Released
• Tyler Onyango – Stockport, loan
• Harry Tyrer – Blackpool, loan
• Neal Maupay – Marseille, loan
• Jenson Metcalfe – Chesterfield, loan
• Halid Djankpata – Spezia, undisclosed
• Billy Crellin – Accrington, loan
• Mason Holgate – West Brom, loan
• Frankie Okoronkwo – Salford, loan

Fulham confirmed transfers for 24/25 season

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• Ryan Sessegnon – Tottenham, free
• Emil Smith Rowe – Arsenal, £34m
• Jorge Cuenca – Villarreal, undisclosed
• Sander Berge – Burnley, £25m
• Joachim Andersen – Crystal Palace, £30m
• Reiss Nelson – Arsenal, loan

Outs

• Tim Ream – Charlotte FC, undisclosed
• Joao Palhinha – Bayern Munich, £47.4m
• Bobby Decordova-Reid – Leicester, free
• Tyrese Francois – Wigan, free
• George Okkas – Rio Ave, free
• Tosin Adarabioyo – Chelsea, free
• George Wickens – Lincoln, free
• Marek Rodak – Released
• Terence Kongolo – Released
• Luciano D’Auria-Henry – Released
• Caelan Avenell – Released
• Ma’Kel Bogle-Campbell – Released
• Montague Conway – Released
• Matt Dibley-Dias – Northampton, loan
• Devan Tanton – Chesterfield, loan
• Luke Harris – Birmingham, loan
• Olly Sanderson – Bradford, loan
• Kieron Bowie – Hibernian, undisclosed
• Harvey Araujo – Chesterfield, loan
• Ibane Bawat – Portsmouth, undisclosed
• Luca Ashby-Hammond – Gillingham, loan
• Jay Stansfield – Birmingham, £15m

Ipswich confirmed transfers for 24/25 season

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• Dara O’Shea – Burnley, £15m
• Liam Delap – Man City, £20m

Ipswich have added some firepower up front by spending £20m on highly-rated Manchester City striker Liam Delap, though it is a gamble given his underwhelming loan stints in the Championship.

“The manager here likes to play exciting football. It’s quick and intense and I am looking forward to that,” Delap told Ipswich’s website.

“I want to bring goals and assists and I’ll work as hard as I can to help the team.”

• Omari Hutchinson – Chelsea, £18m

The Tractor Boys splashed out a club-record fee of £18m, plus add-ons, to bring skilful winger Omari Hutchinson back to the club after his massive contributions to their promotion.

Kieran McKenna said, via Sky Sports: We’re so pleased to bring Omari back on a permanent basis.

“Omari is someone we all enjoyed working with last season and the staff, his teammates and supporters all saw how he grew and developed over the course of the year, which is testament to the hard work he put in.

• Jacob Greaves – Hull, £15m

Centre-back Jacob Greaves was recruited on a five-year deal to add some much-needed steel to the backline ahead of the gruelling top-flight campaign.

“As soon as I heard about the interest, I was keen to get the move over the line. Now that it’s done I am really happy,” he said, via the BBC.

“I’ve spoken to Kieran several times and those conversations have made me very excited for the future here. We spoke about tactics, playing style and life off the pitch and every time we’ve spoken it’s been spot on.”

• Darragh McCann – Glentoran, undisclosed
• Arijanet Muric – Burnley, undisclosed

Ipswich are believed to have spent around £15m on Burnley goalkeeper Aro Muric, who has signed a four-year deal.

“I’m looking forward to getting started,” Muric told TownTV, via the BBC.

“I watched how the team played last season and feel the style will suit me very well, so this is the perfect move for me.”

• Leon Elliott – Crystal Palace, free
• Conor Townsend – West Brom, £500k
• Ben Johnson – West Ham, free

Right-back Ben Johnson joined Ipswich on a free transfer after being released by West Ham.

“Ben is a player who fits the profile we like to bring to the club,” McKenna told the club website.

“He is a young and talented defender with good technical quality, as well as excellent physical attributes.”

• Sammie Szmodics – Blackburn, £10m
• Kalvin Phillips – Man City, loan
• Jens Cajuste – Napoli, loan
• Jack Clarke – Sunderland, £18m
• Chiedozie Ogbene – Luton, £8m

Outs

• Gassan Ahadme – Charlton, £1m
• Idris El Mizouni – Oxford, £400,000
• Silva Mexes – Manchester United, compensation
• Danny Cullum – Sudbury, free
• Nick Hayes – Barnet, free
• Vaclav Hladky – Burnley, free
• Kayden Jackson – Derby, free
• Jack Manly – Leiston, free
• Seth O’Neill – Ipswich Wanderers, free
• Cameron Stewart – Coleraine, free
• Dominic Ball – Released
• Panutche Camara – Released
• Sone Aluko – Retired
• Corrie Ndaba – Kilmarnock, undisclosed
• Elkan Baggott – Blackpool, loan
• Cameron Humphreys – Wycombe, loan

Leicester City confirmed transfers for 24/25 season

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• Abdul Fatawu – Sporting, £17m

Leicester made sure to sign exciting winger Abdul Fatawu on a permanent deal this summer after his fantastic season on loan last year.

He told the club web site: “I feel amazing. It’s so good to be back and I’m just back to focus again for next season. I feel so much motivation to be in the Premier League.

“It’s something new to me. I’m going to go hard for that, with the team. I can’t wait to see [my team-mates]. I’ve missed them so much. They are like a family now.

“I didn’t think I’d miss some of them, but when I went away, I was really missing them! I can’t wait to see them.”

• Michael Golding – Chelsea, undisclosed
• Caleb Okoli – Atalanta, undisclosed

The Foxes have strengthened their defensive options with the signing of centre-back Caleb Pkoli on a five-year contract.

“I think now is the right moment [for me] to make a step forward and a very big one,” he told the club website.

“I’m very happy with the choice I made, so I’m very excited to start in the Premier League. Now I’m here in Leicester I’m feeling ready to start with my new team.

• Bobby Decordova-Reid – Fulham, free

In a potential canny move, Leicester swooped in to bring Fulham playmaker Bobby Decordova-Reid in on a free transfer.

He told the club website: “Turning up here was a special moment, looking around and seeing the infrastructure. It’s got that wow factor. It feels nice. I’m delighted to be here and I can’t wait to get going.

“I had a good chat with the Manager, he told me the vision of the Club. I spoke to him a few times and he was very clear in what he wanted and what he saw in me. He believes in me and it’s a perfect fit for me.”

• Facundo Buonanotte – Brighton, loan
• Oliver Skipp – Tottenham, £25m
• Jordan Ayew – Crystal Palace, £7.5m
• Odsonne Edouard – Crystal Palace, loan

Outs

• Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall – Chelsea, £30m
• Lewis Brunt – Wrexham, undisclosed
• Shane Flynn – Waterford, free
• Marc Albrighton – Released
• Paul Appiah – Released
• Arlo Doherty – Released
• Iestyn Hughes – Released
• Kelechi Iheanacho – Released
• Jack Lewis – Released
• Tawanda Maswanhise – Released
• Denis Praet – Released
• Silko Thomas – Wigan, loan
• Harry Souttar – Sheffield United, loan
• Sammy Braybrooke – Dundee, loan
• Brandon Cover – Port Vale, loan
• Chris Popov – Barrow, loan
• Ben Nelson – Oxford, loan

Liverpool confirmed transfers for 24/25 season

Ins

• Giorgi Mamardashvili – Valencia, £29m (joins in the summer of 2025)
• Federico Chiesa – Juventus, £12.5m

Outs

• Anderson Arroyo – Burgos, undisclosed

Anderson Arroyo left Liverpool in a permanent transfer to Burgos CF in July. The right-back never featured for the Reds during his six-and-a-half years at Anfield.

• Adrian – Real Betis, free
• Melkamu Frauendorf – Hannover, free
• Nathan Giblin – AFC Liverpool, free
• Francis Gyimah – Stoke, free
• Luke Hewitson – Fleetwood, free
• Zac Jagielka – Hull, free
• Adam Lewis – Morecambe, free
• Joel Matip – Released
• Mateusz Musialowski – Released
• Niall Osborne – Released
• Cody Pennington – Released
• Matteo Ritaccio – Released
• Calvin Ramsay – Wigan, loan
• Fabio Carvalho – Brentford, £27.5m
• Billy Koumetio – Dundee, undisclosed

Liverpool sent Calvin Ramsay on a season-long loan to Wigan Athletic in June. The right-back stepped down to League One after struggling to earn regular minutes during a loan spell at Bolton Wanderers after starting 2023/24 at Preston North End.

• Thiago Alcantara – Retired
• Luke Chambers – Wigan, loan
• Lewis Koumas – Stoke, loan
• Fabio Carvalho – Brentford, £27.5m
• Billy Koumetio – Dundee, undisclosed
• Luca Stephenson – Dundee United, loan
• Rhys Williams – Morecambe, loan
• Bobby Clark – RB Salzburg, £10m
• Sepp van den Berg – Brentford, £25m
• Harvey Blair – Portsmouth, undisclosed
• Kaide Gordon – Norwich City, loan
• Ben Doak – Middlesbrough, loan
• Nat Phillips – Derby, loan
• Stefan Bajcetic – Red Bull Salzburg, loan

Manchester City confirmed transfers for 24/25 season

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• Ilkay Gundogan – Barcelona, free
• Divin Mubama – West Ham, free (£1.2m development fee)
• Savinho – Troyes, £21m

Manchester City made exciting winger Savinho their first signing of the summer after agreeing a deal with sister club Troyes back in February. They have paid an initial £21m which could rise as high as £33.6m.

He told City’s official website: “I’m so happy to be joining Manchester City, the Premier League champions and Club World Cup winners. Everyone knows they are the best team in the world right now, so to be here is very exciting for me.

“I’m excited about the chance to work under Pep Guardiola, one of the greatest coaches ever, and someone I know will help me improve even more.

Outs

• Julian Alvarez – Atletico Madrid, £82m
• Liam Delap – Ipswich, £20m
• Tommy Doyle – Wolves, £4.3m
• Lewis Fiorini – Stockport, undisclosed
• Sergio Gomez – Real Sociedad, undisclosed
• Taylor Harwood-Bellis – Southampton, £20m
• Josh Adam – Released
• Jamal Baptiste – Released
• Yan Couto – Borussia Dortmund, loan
• Alex Robertson – Cardiff City, undisclosed
• Micah Hamilton – Middlesbrough, £3.7m
• Finley Burns – Hull, loan
• Kian Breckin – Crewe, loan
• Luke Mbete – Northampton, loan
• Kalvin Phillips – Ipswich, loan
• Maximo Perrone – Como, loan
• Kayky – Sparta Rotterdam, loan
• Joao Cancelo – Al Hilal, undisclosed
• George Murray-Jones – Nottingham Forest, £1.2m
• Jadel Katongo – Peterborough, loan

Manchester United confirmed transfers for 24/25 season

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• Joshua Zirkzee – Bologna, £36.5m

Erik ten Hag reinforced his attacking ranks by making towering Dutch striker Joshua Zirkzee his first Manchester Untied signing of the summer.

He told United’s website: “Having had discussions with the manager and the leaders of the club I know how exciting the future is going to be here and I cannot wait to play my part in achieving success for Manchester United.

“I am a player who has always dedicated everything to winning; I’m ready for this next challenge, to go to another level in my career and win more trophies.”

• Leny Yoro – Lille, £58.9m

After releasing Raphael Varane, United have signed another French centre-back in teenage starlet Leny Yoro.

“Signing for a club with the stature and ambition of Manchester United so early in my career is an incredible honour,” he told United’s website.

“Since my first conversations with the club, they set out a clear plan for how I can develop in Manchester as part of this exciting project, and showed a lot of care for me and my family.”

• Silva Mexes – Ipswich, compensation
• James Overy – Perth Glory, free
• Matthijs de Ligt – Bayern Munich, £42.7m
• Noussair Mazraoiui – Bayern Munich, £17m
• Manuel Ugarte – Paris Saint-Germain, £50.5m
• Sekou Kone – Guidars FC, undisclosed

Outs

• Scott McTominay – Napoli, £21m plus add-ons
• Alvaro Fernandez – Benfica, £5.1m
• Mason Greenwood – Marseille, £26.6m
• Willy Kambwala – Villarreal, £9.6m
• Donny van de Beek – Girona, £7.6m
• Omari Forson – Monza, free
• Charlie McNeill – Sheffield Wednesday, free
• Marcus Lawrence – Released
• Anthony Martial – Released
• Kie Plumley – Released
• Shola Shoretire – Released
• Raphael Varane – Released
• Brandon Williams – Released
• Tom Huddlestone – Retired
• Joe Hugill – Wigan, loan
• Aaron Wan-Bissaka – West Ham, £15m
• Radek Vitek – FC Blau Weiss Linz, loan
• Facundo Pellistri – Panathinaikos, £6.8m
• Will Fish – Cardiff, £2m
• Hannibal Mejbri – Burnley, £9.4m
• Rhys Bennett – Fleetwood Town, loan
• Elyh Harrison – Chester, loan
• Sonny Aljofree – Accrington Stanley, loan
• Jadon Sancho – Chelsea, loan

Newcastle United confirmed transfers for 24/25 season

Ins

• Lewis Hall – Chelsea, £28m

Newcastle kicked off the transfer window with the permanent signing of Chelsea full-back Lewis Hall, having activated the buy option in the youngster’s loan deal for £28m.

• Miodrag Pivas – FK Jedinstvo Ub, undisclosed
• Odysseas Vlachodimos – Nottingham Forest, undisclosed

Odysseas Vlachodimos is one of two goalkeepers to sign for Newcastle this summer.

• Lloyd Kelly – Bournemouth, free

Another defender in Lloyd Kelly has arrived from Bournemouth on a free transfer, linking back up with former manager Eddie Howe. On joining Newcastle, the 25-year-old told the club’s website: “It wasn’t a hard decision for me to come here.

“Working with the gaffer previously, I know what he wants from his players and how he wants his players to play, and I think with what I can bring it just makes sense. I just can’t wait to get started.”

• John Ruddy – Birmingham, free

A second goalkeeper signing to bolster the ranks, veteran John Ruddry arrived on a free transfer.

• William Osula – Sheffield United, £15m

Outs

• Elliot Anderson – Nottingham Forest, £35m
• Yankuba Minteh – Brighton, £30m
• Kyle Crossley – South Shields, free
• Jude Smith – Carlisle, free
• Dylan Stephenson – Dagenham & Redbridge, free
• Kelland Watts – Cambridge, free
• Matthew Bondswell – Released
• Will Brown – Released
• Lucas De Bolle – Released
• Amadou Diallo – Released
• Paul Dummett – Released
• Jordan Hackett – Released
• Jeff Hendrick – Released
• Loris Karius – Released
• Shaun Mavididi – Released
• Carter Milmore – Released
• Michael Ndiweni – Released
• Matt Ritchie – Released
• Taylor Ross – Released
• Rodrigo Vilca – Released
• Max Thompson – Chesterfield, loan
• Harrison Ashby – QPR, loan

Nottingham Forest confirmed transfers for 24/25 season

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• Elliot Anderson – Newcastle, £35m

Nottingham Forest surprised many with their £35m bid for Newcastle midfielder Elliot Anderson. The Magpies academy graduate made over 20 Premier League appearances for Eddie Howe’s side in each of the past two seasons but they had to sell to ease their PSR concerns.

• Eric da Silva Moreira – St Pauli, £1.3m

Eric da Silva Moreira joined Forest in a £1.3m deal from Bundesliga club FC St. Pauli on June 25. The versatile youngster, who is the cousin of Chelsea’s Diego Moreira, can play as a full-back, winger or forward.

• Nikola Milenkovic – Fiorentina, £12m

Nikola Milenkovic signed a five-deal deal at the City Ground after completing a £12m deal from Fiorentina. The centre-back will strengthen Nuno Espirito Santo’s defence.

• Carlos Miguel – Corinthians, undisclosed

Brazilian goalkeeper Carlos Miguel left Corinthians for Forest on 9 July. The 25-year-old will be looking to prove to Espirito Santo in pre-season that he can be the club’s first-choice keeper.

• Marko Stamenic – Red Star Belgrade, undisclosed

New Zealand international Marko Stamenic signed a five-year deal with the Reds, though he will spend the first on loan at Olympiacos.

• Shea Cahill – Brisbane Roar, free

Shea Cahill, the son of Everton legend Tim Cahill, joined Forest from Australian team Brisbane Roar this summer.

• Jota Silva – Vitoria Guimaraes, £10.1m
• Ramon Sosa – Talleres de Cordoba, undisclosed
• Alex Moreno – Aston Villa, loan
• David Carmo – Porto, undisclosed
• George Murray-Jones – Manchester City, £1.2m
• James Ward-Prowse – West Ham, loan
• Morato – Benfica, £15m

Outs

• Remo Freuler – Bolgona, £3.4m

Remo Freuler spent last season on loan at Bologna and he has now joined them permanently for £3.4m

• Orel Mangala – Lyon, £20m

Orel Mangala spent 18 months at Forest and appeared to be a decent signing but they have since parted ways with the Belgium international for a sizeable fee.

• Moussa Niakhate – Lyon, £27m

Moussa Niakhite has also swapped Nottingham for Lyon as he completed a £27m move on 4 July.

• Brandon Aguilera – Rio Ave, undisclosed
• Julian Larsson – Burton, undisclosed
• Odysseas Vlachodimos – Newcastle, undisclosed

Goalkeeper Odysseas Vlachodimos only joined the Reds last summer but he has already been sold to Newcastle for an undisclosed fee.

• Henry Lister – Hearts, free
• Kevin Adueni – Released
• Harry Arter – Released
• Felipe – Released
• Tony Gbopo – Released
• Wayne Hennessey – Released
• Ethan Hull – Released
• Ateef Konate – Released
• Cheikhou Kouyate – Released
• Loic Mbe Soh – Released
• Scott McKenna – Released
• Elijah Morgan – Released
• Theo Robinson – Released
• Esapa Osong – Rotherham, loan
• Jonathan Panzo – Rio Ave, loan
• Marko Stamenic – Olympiakos, loan
• Lewis O’Brien – Los Angeles FC, loan
• Omar Richards – Rio Ave, loan
• Joe Worrall – Burnley, undisclosed
• David Carmo – Olympiakos, loan
• Josh Bowler – Preston, loan
• Alex Mighten – San Diego, undisclosed
• Matt Turner – Crystal Palace, loan

Southampton confirmed transfers for 24/25 season

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• Flynn Downes – West Ham, £18m

Southampton had Flynn Downes on loan in the 2023/24 season and they have now signed him permanently. The English midfielder joined the Saints from West Ham for a transfer fee of £18m.

• Ronnie Edwards – Peterborough, £6m

Ronnie Edwards has been touted as one of the most promising defenders in the EFL for quite some time. He cost Russell Martin’s side £6m from League One Peterborough.

• Taylor Harwood-Bellis – Manchester City, £20m

Another defender to join Southampton this summer is Taylor Harwood-Bellis. Like Downes, the former loanee was an integral part of their promotion push.

• Yukinari Sugawara – AZ Alkmaar, £5m

Yukinari Sugawara is a Japanese international right-back who left Eredivisie club AZ Alkmaar for the Saints on 14 July.

• Rento Takaoka – Nissho Gakuen High School, undisclosed
• Nathan Wood – Swansea, £3m

Russell Martin coached Nathan Wood in his time as Swansea City manager and he has now signed the defender ahead of Southampton’s return to the Premier League.

• Adam Lallana – Brighton, free

Adam Lallana came through Southampton’s academy and played over 200 times for the club. He has since played for Liverpool and Brighton before returning to St Mary’s in this transfer window.

• Brook Myers – Charlton, free
• Khiani Shombe – Lewisham Borough, free
• Wellington – Sao Paulo, free (joining in January)
• Juan – Sao Paulo, free (joining in January)
• Kuryu Matsuki – FC Tokyo, undisclosed
• Charlie Taylor – Burnley, free

Experienced left-back Charlie Taylor signed for Southampton on a free transfer, having left Burnley at the end of his contract.

• Wellington – Sao Paulo, free (joining in January)
• Juan – Sao Paulo, free (joining in January)
• Kuryu Matsuki – FC Tokyo, undisclosed
• Cameron Archer – Aston Villa, £15m
• Lesley Ugochukwu – Chelsea, loan
• Mateus Fernandes – Sporting, £12.8m
• Maxwel Cornet – West Ham, loan
• Ryan Fraser – Newcastle, undisclosed
• Aaron Ramsdale – Arsenal, £25m

Outs

• Kuryu Matsuki – Goztepe, loan
• Duje Caleta-Car – Lyon, undisclosed

Duje Caleta-Car spent last season on loan at Lyon and joined them permanently for an undisclosed fee on 8 July.

• Lyanco – Atletico Mineiro, £4m

Lyanco returned to Brazil with Atletico Mineiro this summer after failing to impress in his time at Southampton.

• Romain Perraud – Real Betis, £3m

Romain Perraud was a solid left-back for Southampton but has been sold to La Liga club Real Betis ahead of the new campaign. He has been adequately replaced by Charlie Taylor.

• Che Adams – Torino, free

Che Adams’ contract at St Mary’s expired at the end of June, so he could join another club for nothing. The Scotsman has decided that his next adventure will be in Serie A with Torino.

• Matt Carson – Torquay, free
• Luke Pearce – Cardiff, free
• Stuart Armstrong – Released
• Dynel Simeu – Released
• Jake Vokins – Released
• Zach Awe – Accrington, loan
• Lewis Payne – Cheltenham, loan
• Ollie Wright – Yeovil, loan
• Nico Lawrence – MK Dons, loan
• Cameron Bragg – Crawley, loan
• Dom Ballard – Blackpool, loan
• Diamond Edwards – Port Vale, undisclosed
• Sekou Mara – Strasbourg, £10m
• Mateusz Lis – Goztepe, undisclosed
• Shea Charles – Sheffield Wednesday, loan
• Cameron Bragg – Crawley, loan

Tottenham confirmed transfers for 24/25 season

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• Lucas Bergvall – Djurgarden, £8.5m

Midfielder Lucas Bergvall was signed by Tottenham for a bargain £8.5m from Swedish side Djurgarden.

• George Feeney – Glentoran, undisclosed

The Lilywhites have bolstered their youth ranks with the signing of 16-year-old Northern Irish prospect George Feeney from Glentoran, for an undisclosed fee.

• Archie Gray – Leeds, undisclosed

Tottenham’s statement signing of the window so far has been the signing of Leeds United youngster Archie Gray, who joined the Lilywhites for £40m in early July.

On his move to Tottenham, the 18-year-old revealed on the club’s YouTube channel he ‘couldn’t say no’ to Spurs, also stating: “I know so many players that are here, not so much the first team but the young
lads and another thing is that it’s a massive project under Ange and it’s something that I want to be a part of.

“I’m not going to lie to you, I’m a massive Celtic fan so I love him and my whole family loves him.”

• Timo Werner – RB Leipzig, loan

RB Leipzig attacker Timo Werner has returned to the club on another loan deal, having spent the last six months of the 23/24 season at Spurs

• Min-Hyuk Yang – Gangwon FC, undisclosed
• Dominic Solanke – Bournemouth, £65m
• Wilson Odobert – Burnley, undisclosed

Outs

• Emerson Royal – AC Milan, £12.8m
• Eric Dier – Bayern Munich, £3m
• Troy Parrott – AZ Alkmaar, £6.7m
• Joe Rodon – Leeds, undisclosed

Welsh international Joe Rodon has joined Leeds United for £10m, as part of the deal that saw Archie Gray join Spurs.

• Kieran Morgan – QPR, free
• Ivan Perisic – Hajduk Split, free
• Japhet Tanganga – Millwall, free

Academy graduate Japhet Tanganga has also left the club on a free, joining Championship side Millwall.

• Billy Heaps – Released
• Tanguy Ndombele – Nice, free

Record transfer Tanguy Ndombele has returned to France on a free transfer to join OGC Nice, following the termination of his Spurs deal.

• Charlie Sayers – Released
• Ryan Sessegnon – Fulham, free
• Han Willhoft-King – Released
• Matthew Craig – Barnsley, loan
• Bryan Gil – Girona, loan
• Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg – Marseille, loan

Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg meanwhile has joined French side Marseille on a loan-to-
buy deal, believed to be in the region of £17m.

• Bryan Gil – Girona, loan
• Alejo Veliz – Espanyol, loan
• Dane Scarlett – Oxford, loan
• Jamie Donley – Leyton Orient, loan
• Oliver Skipp – Leicester, £25m
• Ashley Phillips – Stoke, loan

West Ham confirmed transfers for 24/25 season

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• Luis Guilherme – Palmeiras, £25m

A signing that has excited West Ham fans is Luis Guilherme from Palmeiras. The 18-year-old Brazil under-20 international cost £25m.

• Max Kilman – Wolves, £40m

West Ham’s biggest acquisition of the summer transfer window so far is Max Kilman from Wolves. The central defender cost the Hammers £40m to sign from the fellow Premier League club.

• Wes Foderingham – Sheffield United, free

Goalkeeper Wes Foderingham made the move to East London from Sheffield United on a free transfer.

• Crysencio Summerville – Leeds, undisclosed
• Niclas Fullkrug – Borussia Dortmund, £27.5m
• Guido Rodriguez – Real Betis, free
• Jean-Clair Todibo – Nice, loan
• Aaron Wan-Bissaka – Man Utd, £15m
• Mohamadou Kante – Paris FC, undisclosed
• Carlos Soler – PSG, loan

Outs

• Said Benrahma – Lyon, £13m
• Flynn Downes – Southampton, £18m
• Thilo Kehrer – Monaco, £9.5m
• Nathan Trott – Copenhagen, £1.5m
• Joseph Anang – St Patrick’s, free
• Dan Chesters – Salford, free
• Ben Johnson – Ipswich, free
• Jacob Knightbridge – Oxford, free
• Jemiah Umolu – Crystal Palace, free
• Sebastian Boothe – Released
• Keenan Forson – Released
• Liam Jones – Released
• Divin Mubama – Released
• Angelo Ogbonna – Released
• Blaise Uwandji – Released
• Michael Forbes – Bristol Rovers, loan
• Krisztian Hegyi – Motherwell, loan
• Levi Laing – Cheltenham Town, loan
• Callum Marshall – Huddersfield, loan
• Patrick Kelly – Doncaster, loan
• George Earthy – Bristol City, loan
• Mohamadou Kante – Paris FC, loan
• Freddie Potts – Portsmouth, loan
• Gideon Kodua – Wycombe, loan
• James Ward-Prowse – Nottingham Forest, loan
• Maxwel Cornet – Southampton, loan
• Nayef Aguerd – Real Sociedad, loan

Wolves confirmed transfers for 24/25 season

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• Tommy Doyle – Man City, £4.3m

Wolves made their first signing of the summer before the window officially opened when they purchased Tommy Doyle for £4.3 million. The midfielder spent last season on loan from Man City but has now signed a four-year contract at Molineux with the option of another two years.

Upon signing Doyle said: “Everything we do is for the fans. We go out there and give 110 per cent and try to win for them. Their support is massive for us, and it’ll be brilliant to relive it next season and hopefully we can make more memories together.”

• Rodrigo Gomes – Braga, £12.7m

Following Doyle, Rodrigo Gomes joined Wolves from Braga in June for £12.7 million. The winger signed a five-year deal with the option of another to strengthen the club’s attacking options.

Gomes said: “I think Wolves is a very good team and the staff and the gaffer wants me a lot and, for me, it’s good to feel that the staff want me. That’s a really good sign.

“I had the best season in my life in Estoril and I’m going to work hard every day to try and surpass that.”

• Pedro Lima – Sport Recife, £8.45m

Wolves brought in Brazilian wonderkid Pedro Lima at the start of July from Sport Recife. The 18-year-old joined for £8.5 million, signing a five-year contract with the option of another and is expected to join the first team.

• Arthur Nasta – Larkhall Athletic, undisclosed
• Bastien Meupiyou – Nantes, Undisclosed
• Jorgen Strand Larsen – Celta Vigo, loan

Wolves finally added a striker to their squad when they signed Jorgen Strand Larsen on loan from Celta Viga. A £23 million clause has also been inserted into the deal meaning the transfer will become permanent if certain conditions are met.

The striker said: “It’s been a dream to come to the Premier League ever since I was a kid. I’ve been following it for a long time, but it has to be in the right moment, and it feels like now is a good moment for me to do it.

“I’ve had a good season in Spain, and learnt a lot there, but now I’m ready to make the next step. I’ve been in the Netherlands, also in AC Milan as a young kid, so I’ve had a few ups and downs and I know how to handle them now, but I’m looking forwards for a lot of ups now in this shirt.”

• Sam Johnstone – Crystal Palace, £10m
• Ethan Sutherland – St Mirren, undisclosed
• Carlos Forbs – Ajax, loan
• Andre – Fluminense, undisclosed

Outs

• Pedro Neto – Chelsea, £54m
• Max Kilman – West Ham, £40m

Wolves saw their captain Max Kilman depart the club in July as he joined fellow Premier League rivals West Ham.

The defender joined the capital side for £40 million, reuniting with former Old Gold manager Julen Lopetegui.

• Oliver Tipton – Solihull Moors, undisclosed
• Bendeguz Bolla – Rapid Vienna, free
• Muhamed Diomande – West Brom, free
• Dom Plank – Hearts, free
• Louie Moulden – released
• Joe Young – released
• Marvin Kaleta – Motherwell, loan
• Hugo Bueno – Feyenoord, loan
• Ki-Jana Hoever – Auxerre, loan
• Tawanda Chirewa – Derby, loan
• Fabio Silva – Las Palmas, loan
• Chiquinho – Mallorca, loan