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Summer 2026 Premier League Transfer Window: Complete Guide to All Confirmed Deals

June 1, 2026
Summer 2026 Premier League Transfer Window: Complete Guide to All Confirmed Deals
Summer 2026 Premier League Transfer Window: Complete Guide to All Confirmed Deals

The summer transfer window is nearly upon us. The Premier League's official opening arrives on June 15, with clubs having until Tuesday, September 1 to complete their business on Deadline Day.

However, the real work has already begun. Plenty of moves are locked in, loan deals are returning to their parent clubs, and departures have been agreed. Here's the full rundown of every confirmed transfer across England's top flight.

Arsenal

The Gunners have invested heavily in defence, landing Piero Hincapie from Bayer Leverkusen for £45m. They've moved on Jacub Kiwior to Porto (£14.7m) and Karl Hein to Werder Bremen (£2.6m). Ethan Nwaneri, Fabio Vieira, and Reiss Nelson return from their respective loan spells at Marseille, Hamburg, and Brentford.

Aston Villa

Villa's main business involves bringing back a large contingent of loan players from across Europe, including Evann Guessand from Crystal Palace, Enzo Barrenechea from Benfica, and Samuel Iling-Junior from Pisa. They've recruited Modou Kéba Cissé from LASK for £4.75m and sold Donyell Malan to Roma for £21.65m. Jadon Sancho, Harvey Elliott, and Douglas Luiz depart after their loan moves conclude.

Bournemouth

The Cherries have signed Alex Jimenez from AC Milan for £16m. They've sold Hamed Traore to Marseille (£6.5m) and Luis Sinisterra to Cruzeiro (£5.2m). A significant number of loan players return, including Julian Araujo from Celtic and Max Aarons from Rangers, while Christos Mandas heads to Lazio after his loan stint.

Brentford

The Bees have acquired Jannik Schuster from Salzburg for £15.57m. They're bringing back Gustavo Nunes from Swansea and Benjamin Arthur from Celtic. Reiss Nelson departs following his loan at the club, and Ryan Trevitt has been released.

Brighton

The Seagulls have trimmed their squad, releasing Solly March and Adam Webster, while James Milner has retired. Jeremy Sarmiento moves to Middlesbrough for £3.2m. A clutch of loan players return to the Amex, including Brajan Gruda from Leipzig and Evan Ferguson from Roma.

Chelsea

The Blues have splashed out significantly, signing Geovany Quenda from Sporting for £44m and Denner from Corinthians for £8.65m. They've also brought in Dastan Satpaev from Kairat Almaty (£2m) and Emmanuel Emegha from Strasbourg on undisclosed terms. Nicolas Jackson returns from Bayern Munich, whilst several other loan players rejoin the club.

Coventry City

The Sky Blues have released Brad Collins and Jamie Allen. Norman Bassette returns from his loan at Kaiserslautern, while Min-hyeok Yang departs after his spell at Tottenham concludes.

Crystal Palace

Palace are welcoming back Matheus Franca from Vasco da Gama and Owen Goodman from Barnsley. Evann Guessand moves to Aston Villa and Christantus Uche to Getafe following their loan moves.

Everton

The Toffees have signed Merlin Rohl from Freiburg for £20m. Club legend Seamus Coleman has been released, whilst Tyrique George returns from his loan at Chelsea.

Fulham

Steven Benda returns from Feyenoord on loan, but Samuel Chukwueze heads to AC Milan and Jonah Kusi-Asare to Bayern Munich after their respective loan spells.

Hull City

The Tigers are bringing back a sizeable collection of loan players including Abu Kamara from Getafe, Mason Burstow from Bolton, and Kasey Palmer from Luton. However, six players depart on loan, including Joe Gelhardt to Leeds United and Lewis Koumas to Liverpool.

Ipswich Town

Town have bolstered their squad with Chuba Akpom from Ajax (£8m) and Cedric Kipre from Stade Reims (£4m). They've sold Arjanet Muric to Sassuolo for £6m and released Conor Chaplin. Ashley Young has retired. Sammie Szmodics, Harry Clarke, and Ali Al-Hamadi return from loan moves, whilst Jens Cajuste joins Napoli and Ivan Azon heads to Como.

Leeds United

The Whites are predominantly focused on recalled players, with Joe Gelhardt returning from Hull City, Largie Ramazani from Valencia, and Jack Harrison from Fiorentina among others coming back. Facundo Buananotte departs to Brighton after his loan.

Liverpool

The Reds have made a marquee signing in Jeremy Jacquet from Stade Rennais for £55m. However, they've released several squad stalwarts including Ibrahima Konate, Mohamed Salah, Andy Robertson, and Rhys Williams. Harvey Elliott returns from Aston Villa, as do Konstantinos Tzimikas and Vitezslav Jaros.

Manchester City

City have moved Manuel Akanji to Inter for £13m. They've released Bernardo Silva and John Stones. A raft of loan players return, including Vitor Reis from Girona and Claudio Echeverri also from Girona.

Manchester United

The Red Devils have sold Rasmus Hojlund to Napoli for £38m. Casemiro, Tyrell Malacia, and Jadon Sancho have been released. Marcus Rashford returns from Barcelona, Andre Onana from Trabzonspor, and Harry Amass from Norwich.

Newcastle United

The Magpies' headline departure is Antony Gordon to Barcelona for £69m. Kieran Trippier, Emil Krafth, and John Ruddy have been released. Odysseas Vlachodimos and Antoñito Cordero return from their respective loans.

Nottingham Forest

Forest are predominantly recalling loan players including Arnaud Kalimuendo from Frankfurt, Jota Silva from Besiktas, and David Carmo from Real Oviedo. Lorenzo Lucca departs to Napoli after his loan.

Sunderland

The Black Cats have released Dan Neil and are bringing back an extensive list of loan players from across Europe, including Simon Adingra from Monaco, Anthony Patterson from Millwall, and Arthur Browne from Middlesbrough. Lutsharel Geertruida heads to Leipzig after his loan.

Tottenham

Spurs are recalling numerous loan players including Luka Vuskovic from Hamburg, Mikey Moore from Rangers, and Manor Solomon from Fiorentina. Randal Kolo Muani departs to PSG and Joao Palhinha to Bayern Munich following their loan spells.

The window officially opens June 15, with Deadline Day arriving on September 1. Expect further activity as clubs continue to shape their squads for the campaign ahead.

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