All Premier League deals for the summer transfer window of 2025/26

Summer usually only means one thing about soccer. This is the transfer window. Whether your team is looking to correct the mistakes of their previous campaign or hoping to enter a new era of success, all 20 Premier League clubs will do everything they can ahead of the 2025/26 season.

For some, the transfer period comes with distractions this year, with Chelsea and Manchester City heading to the US for FIFA’s improved Club World Cup.

We make sure that all teams are scrambling for trades through September, so you can track everything here.

Arsenal

Total Expense: £0

Arsenal is headed for a big summer, with Mikel Arteta’s side hoping to finish the three-year finish by finally unlocking the Premier League title.

The Striker is certainly on the list of shortlists, but for the N5 people, it could be busy for months as they deal with troops that have been destroyed by injuries.

Martin Zubimendi is reportedly close to confirming the move from Real Sociedad, but their early activities are in the form of exits, with Kieran Tierney saying goodbye when he returns to the Celtics, but Jorginho leaves as a free agent.

Aston Villa

Total expenditure: £5.9 million

Aston Villa suffered the disappointment of the final day as their Champions League dream ended with a defeat at Old Trafford amid several umpire controversy.

With the aim of putting that heartbreak behind them as they prepare for the Europa League, the villa is already set to welcome a new arrival in the form of Turkish youth Yasin Ozkan.

Elsewhere, backup goalkeeper Robin Olsen joins Malmo in July, so you can expect a new guy between the sticks.

Bournemouth

Total Expense: £0

Bournemouth has undoubtedly been involved in previous summer contracts and moved in search of big money when defender Dean Huysen joined Real Madrid.

It leaves Andoni Iraora an additional £50 million as it appears to take his side to Europe after the last impressive campaign.

Elsewhere, Jadon Anthony has already sealed off a permanent switch to Burnley.

Brentford

Total Expense: £327m

Brentford missed a European spot last season, but Thomas Frank’s side continues to be impressed with his top flight. And the success of the summer of reconstruction may be the platform needed to mix with the continental elite.

The Bees were one of the most active Premier League clubs during this early transfer window, sealing off the goalkeeper swap with the West Londoner, stolen by Liverpool No. 2 Caoimhin Kelleher and traded £18 million.

The Irishman’s arrival comes when Mark Frecken comes out to take part in Bayer Leverkusen’s Eric Teng Hug.

Brentford has also permanently made a loan agreement with Fiorentina Michael Kayode, already bringing summer spending to over £30 million.

Brighton & Hove Albion

Total Expenditure: £11.7 million

Brighton is already busy adding to the team as he is looking for improvement in his eighth place finish last season.

Sunderland playoff hero Tom Watson took part in the £10 million switch, but the deal was announced in March to sign South Korean youth Yoon Do-Young.

The Seagulls also welcome January to sign Stefanos Timas, which was loaned out in Nuremberg last year.

Burnley

Total Expense: £35.15m

Burnley kicked off summer business with the permanent signatures of four Roneys, including Sports CP Marcus Edwards and Chelsea’s Bashir Humphreys.

Jadon Anthony and Zian Fleming have joined us, but I imagine that there will be more coming as Scott Parker aims to avoid an immediate return to the championship.

Heading in the other direction, both Nathan Redmond and Johnjo Shelby were released.

Chelsea

Total Expense: £1067m

As is expected recently, Chelsea have already splashed cash before the summer transfer period, with the addition of the marquee being Liam Dellup.

Palmeiras winger Estevao Willian is the latest South American talent heading towards West London, and Kendry Paez of Ecuador is also 18 years old, and will be joining.

However, Jadon Sancho will not be re-joining the Blues. Chelsea paid Manchester United a penalty fee after refusing to buy. Returning to the Champions League, heading to the Club World Cup, Enzo Maresca’s side has already spent plenty of time.

Crystal Palace

Total Expense: £0

Everything is quiet on the next front of FA Cup winner Crystal Palace so far, but you can certainly expect exciting activities to prepare you for the league phase of the Europa League.

Joel Ward is bidding farewell to Selhurst Park this summer style, but will be another goalkeeper and defender light following the end of the loan deal for Matt Turner and Ben Chilwell.

Everton

Total Expenditure: £12.6 million

It’s become a season of huge changes in the blue half of Merseyside, and it’s not just about the HR aspect of things.

Of course, 2025/26 Everton was first marked at the new Hill Dickinson Stadium, and with many players already coming out through the exit door, you can probably expect plenty of new faces on David Moyes’ side.

One familiar face has been the first arrival of the summer. Toffee welcomes Carlos Alcaraz by moving loans from Flamengo Permanent. Elsewhere, one of those who go out Ashley Young and Abdorey Ducole, Neil Maupey’s loan to Marseille will be a small and lasting.

Flam

Total Expense: £0

In this early stage of the window, there is too little to be the release of Carlos Vinicius and Willian’s only official activity.

But it could point to Craven Cottage’s level of stability, and Marco Silva hopes to build on another solid campaign. By impressing some of last semester and pushing with some help in the transfer market, I was still able to see the cottages aiming for a European location in 2025/26.

Leeds United

Total Expense: £0

Leeds United’s first Premier League campaign of two years will see Daniel Fark trying to break his personal hoodoo, returning straight after the promotion.

It remains to be seen whether the Solomon House will continue on Elland Road after successful loans from the Spurs, but it has not been confirmed yet.

Elsewhere, some of the early departures include Rasmus Kristensen, Josuha Guilavogui and young Joe Snowdon.

Liverpool

Total Expenditure: £31 million

The quiet summer before becoming Premier League champions can be expected to see a much busier window in Arne Slot and Liverpool.

Giorgi Mamaldaszvili’s arrival as a challenger to Allison was confirmed last year, but Trent Alexander Arnold left early to join Real Madrid at the Club World Cup for a fee of 10 million euros (£8.4 million).

Jeremie Frimpong has so far been a headline to Merseyside, with slots welcoming Bayerlebakusen’s compatriots for under £30 million as an alternative to Alexander Arnold.

And it can be argued that the Reds have sorted out their most important businesses, as they have already tied Mohamed Sarah and Virgil van Dyke into a longer deal.

Manchester City

Total Expenditure: £70 million

Despite spending much to secure the Champions League in January, Manchester City has already put in cash over the summers, including Layan Aitonouli and Layancherkhi.

Elsewhere, City went on to experience third-choice goalkeeper Scott Carson after six seasons at Etihad, replacing him with Marcus Bettinelli.

Manchester United

Total Expense: £62.5m

After the tragic 2024/25, there are many mistakes for Reuben Amorim and Manchester United over the next few months.

Part of their mammoth task of bringing United back to the Premier League upper region is cleaning up Deadwood, with three players (Christian Eriksen, Johnny Evans and Victor Lindroff) announced the exit.

Wolves’ Matheus Cunha’s Big-Money Switch aims to integrate the new look of the 2025/26 attack. After meeting Brazil’s release clause, the Red Devils agreed it was worth more than £60 million.

Newcastle United

Total Expense: £0

Newcastle United’s return to the Champions League will continue with the presence of spending that they will see them kick before 2025/26.

So far, when it comes to new players, they have won the race to sign Malaga teen winger Antonio Coldero, but so far there is no real headline news about new players.

Nottingham Forest

Total Expense: £0

Nottingham Forest was used to spending on previous windows, but European football may not be used to such windows on the horizon.

Activities are quiet at the moment, but their high finish in the Premier League in the previous period and subsequent locations in the conference league will certainly boost their financial strength in the market.

Sunderland

Total Expenditure: £19.4 million

Dust has barely settled down following Sunderland’s incredible comeback victory in the Championship Playoff Finals, but will need to quickly turn his attention to its first top flight campaign since 2016/17.

They had already agreed to playoff hero Tom Watson join Brighton in April.

The promotion made Enz-le-Fe’s loan move permanent, but Job Bellingham followed in his brother’s footsteps and was sold to Borussia Dortmund.

Tottenham Hotspur

Total expenditure: 33 million pounds

Fresh from securing Europa League glory, Tottenham Hotspur is heading into the Champions League from the season when he finished the fourth bottom in the Premier League.

They have an advance business added to spending this summer, with Kevin Danso’s switch from the lens being permanent, and young people Luka Voskovic will join from the Hajiduk split following the deal agreed in September 2023.

Three players have been released with goalkeepers Fraser Forster and Alfie Whiteman joining Sergio Regiron through the door at the N17 exit. Elsewhere, the Pierre Emile Hoybjeergue switch to Marseille has become permanent.

West Ham United

Total expenditure: £36 million

After an overwhelming season failed to match the excitement of the transfer deal last summer, the outcome is far more important to West Ham United followers than what will continue for the coming months.

Graham Potter had something to do to inspire his team to improve after Julen Lopetegui’s project leveled down, and Hammer’s obligation to buy a Jean-Clair Todibo worked for £36 million. When it comes to outgoing, many long-time iron players have been released.

Wolverhampton Wanderers

Total Expense: £0

Vitor Pereira’s great job of keeping Wolverhampton Wanderlers in the Premier League will hope supporters will be able to free the upcoming season from the fear of relegation.

But they have to do it without Matheus Cunha and Rayan Ait Nouri, who joined Manchester United and Manchester City respectively.