English Premier League Transfers in 2026/27 Season Football

Ecuadorean defender Piero Hincapie from Bayer Leverkusen for a fee of 52m.

Jakub Kiwior (D, 17m, Porto); Karl Hein (G, 3m, Werder).

Senegalese defender Modou Keba Cisse from LASK for a fee of 5.5m.

Donyell Malen (F, 25m, Roma).

Spanish defender Alex Jimenez from Milan for a fee of 19m.

Hamed Traore (M, 7.5m, Marseille); Luis Sinisterra (M, 6m, Cruzeiro); Marcos Senesi (D, free, Tottenham).

Austrian defender Jannik Schuster from Salzburg for a fee of 18m.

Ryan Trevitt (M).

Portuguese defender Costinha from Olympiakos for a fee of 13m;
Nigerian midfielder Zadok Yohanna from AIK for a fee of 28m.

Joel Veltman (D); James Milner (M, retired); Adam Webster (D); Jeremy Sarmiento (M, 3.7m, Middlesbrough); Solly March (M).

Kazakh forward Dastan Satpaev from Kairat Almaty for a fee of 2.4m;
Brazilian defender Denner from Corinthians for a fee of 10m;
Dutch forward Emmanuel Emegha from R. Strasbourg;
Portuguese midfielder Geovany Quenda from Sporting for a fee of 51m.

Marc Cucurella (D, 55m, Real Madrid).

Brad Collins (G); Jamie Allen (M).

German midfielder Merlin Rohl from Freiburg for a fee of 25m.

Idrissa Gueye (M); Seamus Coleman (D).

Raul Jimenez (F, free, Wolves); Steven Benda (G).

Harry Vaughan (M).

Ivorian defender Cedric Kipre from Reims for a fee of 4.5m;
Forward Chuba Akpom from Ajax for a fee of 9.3m.

Conor Townsend (D); Arijanet Muric (G, 7m, Sassuolo); Ashley Young (D, retired); Conor Chaplin (F).

Illan Meslier (G).

French defender Jeremy Jacquet from Rennes for a fee of 64m.

Andrew Robertson (D, free, Tottenham); Ibrahima Konate (D); Mohamed Salah (M); Rhys Williams (D).

Bernardo Silva (M); John Stones (D); Manuel Akanji (D, 15m, Inter).

Jadon Sancho (M); Casemiro (M); Rasmus Hojlund (F, 44m, Napoli); Tyrell Malacia (D).

French goalkeeper Ewen Jaouen from Reims for a fee of 22m.

Matt Targett (D); Anthony Gordon (M, 80m, Barcelona); Emil Krafth (D); John Ruddy (G); Kieran Trippier (D, free, Wolves).

Angus Gunn (G); Stefan Ortega (G); Willy Boly (D).

Bertrand Traore (M); Dennis Cirkin (D); Niall Huggins (D); Dan Neil (M).

Argentinian defender Marcos Senesi on a free transfer from Bournemouth;
Scottish defender Andrew Robertson on a free transfer from Liverpool.

Yves Bissouma (M).

OUT: Oleksandr Zinchenko (D, 1.5m); Ethan Nwaneri (M, 1.5m).

IN: Douglas Luiz (M, 2m); Tammy Abraham (F, 21m); Alysson (M, 10m).

OUT: Samuel Iling-Junior (D); Evann Guessand (M); Yasin Ozcan (D); Donyell Malen (F, 2m).

IN: Christos Mandas (G, 1.5m); Rayan (F, 29m); Alex Toth (M, 12m); Fraser Forster (G).

OUT: Will Dennis (G); Romain Faivre (M); Antoine Semenyo (M, 72m); Julian Araujo (D).

IN: Kaye Furo (F, 10m).

OUT: Benjamin Arthur (D); Frank Onyeka (M); Paris Maghoma (M); Gustavo Nunes (M); Matthew Cox (G); Yunus Konak (M); Myles Peart-Harris (M).

IN: Pascal Gross (M, 2m).

OUT: Andrew Moran (M, 1.2m); Brajan Gruda (M, 1m); Tom Watson (M); Diego Coppola (D); Jeremy Sarmiento (M); Ibrahim Osman (M); Facundo Buonanotte (M); Do-young Yoon (M); Eiran Cashin (D).

IN: James Ward-Prowse (M).

OUT: Manuel Benson (M); Oliver Sonne (D); Michael Obafemi (F); Luca Koleosho (M); Hannes Delcroix (D).

OUT: Axel Disasi (D, 2m); Tyrique George (M); Aaron Anselmino (D); David Datro Fofana (F); Kendry Paez (M); Raheem Sterling (M).

IN: Jorgen Strand Larsen (F, 50m); Evann Guessand (M); Brennan Johnson (M, 40m).

OUT: Jesurun Rak-Sakyi (M); Marc Guehi (D, 23m); Owen Goodman (G); Naouirou Ahamada (M); Romain Esse (M).

IN: Tyrique George (M).

OUT: Harry Tyrer (G).

IN: Oscar Bobb (M, 31m).

OUT: Steven Benda (G); Adama Traore (M, 2.3m); Luke Harris (M).

IN: Facundo Buonanotte (M).

OUT: Jack Harrison (M, 1m).

IN: Marc Guehi (D, 23m); Antoine Semenyo (M, 72m).

OUT: Kalvin Phillips (M); Stefan Ortega (G, 0.6m); Oscar Bobb (M, 31m); Claudio Echeverri (M).

OUT: Ethan Wheatley (F); Toby Collyer (M); Harry Amass (D).

OUT: Jamaal Lascelles (D); Harrison Ashby (D); Joe White (M); Antonito Cordero (M).

IN: Luca Netz (D, 2.5m); Stefan Ortega (G, 0.6m); Lorenzo Lucca (F, 2m).

OUT: Cuiabano (D); Arnaud Kalimuendo (F, 1.5m).

IN: Nilson Angulo (M, 17m); Melker Ellborg (G, 3.5m); Jocelin Ta Bi (M, 4m).

OUT: Ian Poveda (M); Adil Aouchiche (M); Leo Hjelde (D); Patrick Roberts (M); Simon Adingra (M, 1m); Anthony Patterson (G); Aji Alese (D); Arthur Masuaku (D); Dan Neil (M); Blondy Nna Noukeu (G); Joe Anderson (D); Jay Matete (M); Timothee Pembele (D); Zak Johnson (D).

IN: Souza (D, 15m); Conor Gallagher (M, 40m).

OUT: Dane Scarlett (F); Min-hyeok Yang (M); Brennan Johnson (M, 40m); Kota Takai (D, 0.2m); Manor Solomon (M).

IN: Axel Disasi (D, 2m); Adama Traore (M, 2.3m); Keiber Lamadrid (M); Taty Castellanos (F, 29m); Pablo (F, 23m).

OUT: James Ward-Prowse (M); Lucas Paqueta (M, 42m); Guido Rodriguez (M); Andrew Irving (M, 1.5m); Kaelan Casey (D); Callum Marshall (F); Luis Guilherme (M, 14m); Niclas Fullkrug (F).

IN: Adam Armstrong (F, 8.1m); Angel Gomes (M, 1m).

OUT: Jhon Arias (M, 25m); Emmanuel Agbadou (D, 18m); Jorgen Strand Larsen (F, 50m); Tawanda Chirewa (M); Fer Lopez (M); Marshall Munetsi (M); Ki-Jana Hoever (D).

17.6.26 Tottenham

Jan Paul van Hecke is set to join Tottenham Hotspur after the club agreed a deal worth around £52 million with Brighton & Hove Albion. The Dutch defender, who has one year remaining on his contract, reportedly only wanted to move to Tottenham and reunite with manager Roberto De Zerbi, whom he previously worked with at Brighton. The transfer would represent a major profit for Brighton, who signed Van Hecke from NAC Breda for £1.8 million in 2020.

16.6.26 Brighton

Costinha has joined Brighton & Hove Albion from Olympiacos on a five-year contract. The Premier League club is reported to have paid around £11 million for the 26-year-old right-back. Costinha spent the last two seasons in Greece after establishing himself at Rio Ave, where he made 121 senior appearances.

15.6.26 Tottenham

Pedro Porro has committed his future to Tottenham Hotspur by signing a new contract that runs until 2031, with an option for an additional year. Despite interest from several top European clubs, the Spanish right-back chose to remain at Spurs, becoming a key part of manager Roberto De Zerbi's plans after the club narrowly avoided relegation last season. Porro, who joined from Sporting in 2023, has made 150 appearances for Tottenham and contributed 13 goals and 26 assists.

14.6.26 Bournem.

Ryan Christie has signed a new contract with Bournemouth that will keep him at the club until the summer of 2029. The 31-year-old midfielder, who played a key role under manager Andoni Iraola during Bournemouth's successful season and qualification for European competition, expressed his excitement about continuing his journey with the club. Since arriving from Celtic in 2021, Christie has made 177 appearances and has been an important part of Bournemouth's rise in the Premier League.

11.6.26 Newcastle

Newcastle United have completed the signing of 20-year-old French goalkeeper Ewen Jaouen on a long-term contract. Jaouen came through the youth ranks at En Avant Guingamp before establishing himself as the first-choice goalkeeper for Stade de Reims in France's second division, making 34 appearances. Reportedly costing £18.5 million, the France U21 international said he was impressed by Newcastle's facilities, the atmosphere at St James' Park, and the club's passionate supporters.

11.6.26 Tottenham

Marcos Senesi will join Tottenham Hotspur on a free transfer when his contract with Bournemouth expires on July 1. The 29-year-old centre-back made 128 appearances for Bournemouth over four seasons, contributing six goals and 10 assists. Despite interest from clubs in Spain and Italy, Senesi opted to remain in the Premier League and move to London.

7.6.26 Brighton

Zadok Yohanna is set to join Brighton & Hove Albion from Stockholm in a £21.5 million transfer. The 18-year-old Nigerian winger will sign a five-year contract once the summer transfer window opens on 15 June. Brighton manager Fabian Hurzeler praised Yohanna's creativity and ability to influence games in attack, while noting he will need time to adapt to the Premier League.

6.6.26 Tottenham

Andy Robertson will join Tottenham Hotspur on a free transfer after leaving Liverpool at the end of his contract. The Scotland captain, who made 378 appearances for Liverpool, was approved by new Spurs manager Roberto De Zerbi as part of the club's efforts to add leadership and experience following consecutive 17th-place finishes. Robertson will officially join Tottenham after captaining Scotland at the 2026 World Cup.

3.6.26 Newcastle

Fabian Schar has signed a one-year contract extension with Newcastle United, keeping him at St James' Park through the 2026-27 season. The 34-year-old defender, who joined Newcastle in 2018, has made 251 appearances for the club and played a key role in its recent success. Schar, sidelined since January with ankle and foot injuries, said he remains committed to helping the team achieve more success, while manager Eddie Howe praised his leadership and experience.

1.6.26 Liverpool

Ibrahima Konate will leave Liverpool at the end of June after the club confirmed he will not renew his contract. The French centre-back departs after five seasons at Anfield. In an emotional farewell message, Konate thanked teammates, staff, and supporters while describing his departure as the start of a "new challenge and a new chapter." His exit comes during a turbulent period for Liverpool, following the dismissal of manager Arne Slot. Konate joins a growing list of departures, with Mohamed Salah and Andrew Robertson also reportedly set to leave the club this summer.

3.2.26 Wolves

Wolves strengthened their squad on Deadline Day by signing striker Adam Armstrong from Southampton for an initial £7m on a three-and-a-half-year deal and bringing midfielder Angel Gomes to Molineux on loan from Marseille with an option to buy.

2.2.26 Palace

Crystal Palace have completed the deadline-day signing of striker Jorgen Strand Larsen from Wolves for a reported £43m plus £5m in add-ons, with the Norway international agreeing a four-and-a-half-year contract. Palace had been searching for a forward and moved ahead with the deal despite Jean-Philippe Mateta's expected move to AC Milan collapsing due to a failed medical. Strand Larsen, who scored 14 Premier League goals last season, will be tasked with boosting Palace's attack as they sit 15th in the table, nine points clear of the relegation zone.