When does the summer transfer window shut around Europe? How does a ‘deal sheet’ work? From timings to key questions, here’s everything you need to know – and all the done deals on Deadline Day.
Premier League
Manuel Ugarte – Paris Saint-Germain to Manchester United, £50.5m
Orel Mangala – Lyon to Everton, loan
Aaron Ramsdale – Arsenal to Southampton, £18m-plus
Sam Johnstone – Crystal Palace to Wolves, £10m
Sekou Kone – Guidars FC to Manchester United, undisclosed
Maxence Lacroix – Wolfsburg to Crystal Palace, £21m with add-ons
Jayden Meghoma – Southampton to Brentford, £5m plus bonuses
Ryan Fraser – Newcastle to Southampton, undisclosed
EFL
Ben Waine – Plymouth to Mansfield, loan
Sonny Finch – Middlesbrough to MK Dons, loan
Ben Nelson – Leicester to Oxford, loan
Rami Al Hajj – Odense to Plymouth, undisclosed
Jevani Brown – Bristol Rovers to Notts County, loan
George Cox – Volendam to Swindon, free
Romelle Donovan – Birmingham to Burton, loan
Stephen Humphrys – Wigan to Barnsley, free
Pat Jones – Huddersfield to Exeter, undisclosed
Tom Cannon – Leicester to Stoke, undisclosed
Todd Cantwell – Rangers to Blackburn, £500,000
Reuben Egan – unattached to Tranmere
Justin Obikwu – Coventry to Grimsby, loan
Nat Phillips – Liverpool to Derby, loan
Lewis Shipley – Norwich to Cheltenham, loan
Caleb Taylor – West Brom to Wycombe, loan
Odeluga Offiah – Brighton to Blackpool, loan
Pierre Ekwah – St Etienne to Sunderland, loan
Roko Simic – Red Bull Salzburg to Cardiff, undisclosed
Jack Currie – Oxford to Leyton Orient, loan
Frankie Okoronkwo – Everton to Salford, loan
Shamal George – Livingston to Wycombe, undisclosed
Dan Nlundulu – Bolton to Cambridge, loan
Harrison Ashby – Newcastle to QPR, loan
Josh Laurent – Stoke to Burnley, undisclosed
Saxon Earley – Plymouth to Lincoln, loan
Alex Gilliead – Bradford to Shrewsbury, free
Jasper Moon – Burton to Harrogate, loan
Kane Thompson-Sommers – Halifax to MK Dons, undisclosed
Harrison Biggins – Shrewsbury to Carlisle, loan
Josh Bowler – Nottingham Forest to Preston, loan
Kasey Palmer – Coventry to Hull, undisclosed
Josh Thomas – Swansea to Bromley, loan
Ben Thompson – Stevenage to Bromley, loan
Jeremy Sarmiento – Brighton to Burnley, loan
Luca Ashby-Hammond – Fulham to Gillingham, loan
Chris Popov – Leicester City to Barrow, loan
Sonny Aljofree – Manchester United to Accrington Stanley, loan
Haji Mnoga – Portsmouth to Salford, free
Ibane Bowat – Fulham to Portsmouth, undisclosed
Kian Harratt – Huddersfield to Fleetwood, loan
Billy Crellin – Everton to Accrington, loan
Mikey Johnston – Celtic to West Brom, undisclosed
Will Swan – Mansfield to Crawley, undisclosed
Josh Keeley – Tottenham to Leyton Orient, loan
Ken Aboh – Norwich to Stevenage, loan
Myles Peart-Harris – Brentford to Swansea, loan
Kyle Hudlin – Huddersfield to Newport, loan
Josh Coburn – Middlesbrough to Millwall, loan
Brandon Cover – Leicester City to Port Vale, loan
George Hall – Birmingham to Walsall, loan
Amario Cozier-Duberry – Brighton to Blackburn, loan
Anis Ben Slimane – Sheffield United to Norwich, loan
Kylian Kouassi – Blackpool to Salford, loan
Daniel Barden – Norwich City to Swindon, loan
Carl Rushworth – Brighton to Hull, loan
Jenson Metcalfe – Everton to Chesterfield, loan
Cheick Diabate – Exeter to Bradford, loan
Ao Tanaka – Fortuna Dusseldorf to Leeds, undisclosed
Danny Butterworth – Carlisle to Swindon, undisclosed
Luke McNally – Burnley to Bristol City, undisclosed
Daniel Jebbison – Bournemouth to Watford, loan
Balazs Toth – Fehervar FC to Blackburn, undisclosed
Gatlin O’Donkor – Oxford to Bristol, loan
Jayden Luker – Luton to Grimsby, loan
Saidou Khan – Swindon to Tranmere, loan
Scott Wright – Rangers to Birmingham, undisclosed
Mo Faal – West Brom to Wrexham, £500,000
International
Tammy Abraham – Roma to AC Milan, loan
Alexis Saelemaekers – AC Milan to Roma, loan
Stefan Bajcetic – Liverpool to Red Bull Salzburg, loan
Koji Miyoshi – Birmingham to VfL Bochum, undisclosed
Djordje Petrovic – Chelsea to Strasbourg, loan
Enzo Barrenechea – Aston Villa to Valencia, loan
Neal Maupay – Everton to Marseille, loan
Scott McTominay – Manchester United to Napoli, £21m plus add-ons
Frank Onyeka – Brentford to Augsburg, loan
Pierre Ekwah – Sunderland to St Etienne, loan
Timothee Pembele – Sunderland to Le Havre, loan
Fabio Silva – Wolves to Las Palmas, loan
When does the summer transfer window close?
The window will close on Friday, August 30 at 11pm UK time in England and Scotland.
The Premier League and Scottish Premiership brought forward Deadline Day to ensure harmonisation with the major leagues in Europe. The closing dates were set following discussions with the leagues in England, Germany, Italy, Spain and France.
Clubs are able to complete deals after the deadline passes if they have submitted a deal sheet to the Premier League. The deal sheet allows a club to confirm a deal has been agreed and allows for additional time to submit any outstanding documents.
What time is the deadline around Europe?
While the major leagues around Europe have aligned in terms of the date of Deadline Day, the timings differ across the continent.
The Bundesliga transfer window shuts at 7pm, while in Ligue 1 the deadline is 10pm. Clubs can do business in LaLiga until 10.59pm and Serie A’s deadline is 11pm.
When is the WSL transfer deadline?
Women’s Super League sides have until 11pm on Friday, September 13 to do business.
The 2024/25 WSL season starts the following weekend, with Arsenal taking on Manchester City in a heavyweight clash on Sky Sports on the first weekend.
What’s the ‘deal sheet’?
Essentially, extra time for clubs scrambling to conclude late deals.
A ‘deal sheet’ allows a club to confirm that a deal has been reached, buying them additional time to submit the remaining documentation.
Premier League rules state that for an 11pm deadline, the deal sheet cannot be used before 9pm, and needs to arrive fully completed before the transfer window closes.
Once the sheet arrives, clubs have got another two hours – or until 1am on Saturday – to submit the full paperwork.
If a club is looking to complete an international transfer, they must still comply with the FIFA Transfer Matching System (TMS) deadline of midnight.
When will players signed on Deadline Day be eligible to play?
The Premier League action resumes this weekend, with a blockbuster clash between Manchester United and Liverpool live on Super Sunday.
But new registrations of players have to be completed by midday the day before a round of matches.
That means players must be registered by noon on Deadline Day if they are to play this weekend, otherwise they will have to wait until after the international break to feature.
Can clubs sign players outside the transfer window?
Signings are often announced outside a transfer window, but a player will not be able to be registered to play for their new side until the window opens.
What about free agents?
Free agents can sign for a team at any time, as they are not contracted to another club.
If a player is to become a free agent at the start of July, they can agree a transfer to another club but will not officially be their player until their contract is over.
When is the 2025 winter transfer window?
The winter transfer window in the Premier League and EFL will open on New Year’s Day and close on Monday, February 3 at 11pm. This is the same in Germany, Italy, Spain and France.
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