Premier League transfers: Confirmed ins and outs for summer window 2025

Banks are still being broken all across the Premier League, especially at Anfield, as reigning champions Liverpool have just splashed the cash on their shiniest new toy; Hugo Ekitike.

The former Eintracht Frankfurt and Paris Saint-Germain striker has touched down on Merseyside in a deal that could ultimately reach over £80m, and he may not be the only marquee addition in the number nine spot for Arne Slot.

Indeed, major developments unfolded regarding the future of Alexander Isak on Thursday, July 24, as after being left out of Newcastle United's pre-season tour squad with a 'minor thigh injury', it was reported that he was looking to leave the club, opening the door for the Reds to make their move.

While Liverpool dominate the transfer headlines, dealings are still taking place across the division, and rivals Manchester United also dipped into their cash reserves to complete their mission to sign Bryan Mbeumo from Brentford.

Mbeumo will fill the void left by Marcus Rashford, who has just left the Red Devils on loan for Barcelona, while Evan Ferguson and Pervis Estupinan have departed Brighton & Hove Albion for Serie A giants Roma and AC Milan respectively.

Keep track of every transfer deal done in the Premier League from the summer 2025 window courtesy of Sports Mole's daily club-by-club tracker below!

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ARSENAL

Not too long ago, Arsenal sporting director Andrea Berta faced a few murmurs of discontent, as the Gunners struggled to make headway in their pursuit of the marquee number nine that fans have craved for so long.

However, fast-forward to mid-July, and the mood among the Emirates fanbase is a lot rosier, as the Premier League runners-up should soon be about to confirm their fifth and sixth signings after Christian Norgaard, Kepa Arrizabalaga, Martin Zubimendi and Noni Madueke.

An agreement has reportedly been reached with Sporting Lisbon for the transfer of Swedish attacking sensation Viktor Gyokeres, whose decision not to return for pre-season training has worked a treat ahead of his arrival for an initial £55m.

Meanwhile, Valencia and Spain Under-21 defender Cristhian Mosquera is also set to arrive.

If Arsenal are to also add an Eberechi Eze to their squad, though, sales will surely have to be made in the near future, as the likes of Leandro Trossard, Reiss Nelson and Albert Sambi Lokonga continue to be linked with moves away.

Here, Sports Mole rounds up every new signing and departure from Arsenal's 2025 summer transfer window.

Arsenal confirmed transfers in: Summer 2025

Kepa Arrizabalaga (£5m from Chelsea)

Martin Zubimendi (£55.8m from Real Sociedad)

Christian Norgaard (£10m from Brentford)

Noni Madueke (£48.5m from Chelsea)

Arsenal confirmed transfers out: Summer 2025

Kieran Tierney (free to Celtic)

Jorginho (free to Flamengo)

Nuno Tavares (£4.2m to Lazio)

Marquinhos (undisclosed to Cruzeiro)

Thomas Partey (free)

Takehiro Tomiyasu (free)

How much have Arsenal spent and earned during the summer 2025 transfer window?

Arsenal total spend summer 2025: £119.3m

Arsenal total income summer 2025: £4.2m

Arsenal net profit/loss summer 2025: -£115.1m

Latest Arsenal transfer rumours

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ASTON VILLA

Aston Villa will have their eyes on qualification for the Champions League in 2025-26 after missing out on Europe's top competition on the final weekend of the 2024-25 Premier League campaign.

Unai Emery's side finished sixth in England's top flight last term, meaning that they will play in the Europa League in the coming season rather than the Champions League.

Villa are currently building towards their 2025-26 Premier League opener against Newcastle United on August 16, while they will also take on Brentford and Crystal Palace before the end of next month.

It has been a relatively quiet summer transfer window thus far for Emery's side, but there are expected to be more incomings and outgoings before the market closes for business.

Yasin Ozcan has been their biggest arrival thus far, while the notable departures have been Marco Asensio and Marcus Rashford following loan spells at Villa Park last term.

As Villa continue to work towards the new season, Sports Mole tracks all of the club’s 2025 transfer business so far.

Aston Villa confirmed transfers in: Summer 2025

Yasin Ozcan (£5.8m from Kasimpasa)

Zepiqueno Redmond (free from Feyenoord)

Marco Bizot (undisclosed from Brest)

Aston Villa confirmed transfers out: Summer 2025

Robin Olsen (free to Malmo)

Kortney Hause (released)

Marcus Rashford (end of loan from Manchester United)

Marco Asensio (end of loan from Paris Saint-Germain)

Axel Disasi (end of loan from Chelsea)

Rico Richards (undisclosed to Port Vale)

Josh Feeney (loan to Huddersfield Town)

Kaine Kesler-Hayden (£3.5m to Coventry City)

Philippe Coutinho (undisclosed to Vasco da Gama)

Kosta Nedeljkovic (loan to RB Leipzig) 

Oliwier Zych (loan to Rakow)

Sil Swinkels (loan to Exeter City)

Enzo Barrenechea (loan to Benfica) 

Louie Barry (loan to Sheffield United)

How much have Aston Villa spent and earned during the summer 2025 transfer window?

Aston Villa total spend summer 2025: £5.8m

Aston Villa total income summer 2025: £3.5m

Aston Villa total net spend summer 2025: -£2.3m

Latest Aston Villa transfer rumours

Aston Villa squad

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BOURNEMOUTH

Bournemouth secured their return to the Premier League ahead of the 2022-23 season, and the Cherries have steadily climbed the rankings in each of the following three campaigns. 

Andoni Iraola led the team to a particularly promising 2024-25 season, as the Cherries finished ninth in the table and just nine points adrift of the European places. 

Bournemouth will be looking to get closer to European qualification next term, but that task has been made trickier by the departures of Dean Huijsen and Milos Kerkez.

Keeping hold of Huijsen was always going to be a tall order this summer considering his performances, and Real Madrid ultimately secured his signature, beating the likes of Liverpool to a deal.

Liverpool, though, did manage to win the race for Kerkez, who has also been an outstanding performer for the club of late, with two key defensive players moving on this summer.

The Cherries appear to have replaced Kerkez with Adrien Truffert, while they will be searching for a suitable replacement for Huijsen, and potentially another centre-back if Ilya Zabarnyi leaves this summer.

The club recently announced one of their most important pieces of business of the summer, confirming a new five-year deal for key attacker Antoine Semenyo, who had been linked with a potential move away.

Manchester United and Tottenham Hotspur are among the clubs to be linked with Semenyo, but news of a fresh contract will be a welcome boost for the club's fans ahead of the new campaign.

Bournemouth will begin their preparations for the new campaign with a friendly against Hibernian on July 15, and the team are building towards the start of their 2025-26 Premier League campaign.

Iraola's side will tackle Liverpool in their first game of the new season on August 15, while their second fixture of the campaign sees them host Wolverhampton Wanderers eight days later.

Here, Sports Mole rounds up every new signing and departure from Bournemouth's 2025 summer transfer window.

Bournemouth confirmed transfers in: Summer 2025

Adrien Truffert (£11.5m from Rennes)

Djordje Petrovic (£25m from Chelsea)

Bournemouth confirmed transfers out: Summer 2025

Dean Huijsen (£50m to Real Madrid)

Milos Kerkez (£40m to Liverpool)

Jaidon Anthony (£8m to Burnley)

Kepa Arrizabalaga (end of loan from Chelsea)

Daniel Jebbison (Loan to Preston North End)

Max Aarons (Loan to Rangers)

Joe Rothwell (£400k to Rangers)

Mark Travers (£4m to Everton)

How much have Bournemouth spent and earned during the summer 2025 transfer window?

Bournemouth total spend summer 2025: £36.5m

Bournemouth total income summer 2025: £102.4m

Bournemouth total profit/loss summer 2025: +£65.9m

Latest Bournemouth transfer rumours

Bournemouth squad

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BRENTFORD

Out with the old, in with the new has been and may continue to be the theme for Brentford in the summer transfer window, as the West London outfit prepare for a significant season of change both on and off the field.

New head coach Keith Andrews is slowly becoming accustomed to life in Thomas Frank's chair, but the former set-piece guru will be entering his debut campaign as Bees manager without a couple of familiar faces.

Indeed, the Bees have pocketed around £21m through the sales of Christian Norgaard and Mark Flekken to Arsenal and Bayer Leverkusen respectively, while the futures of Bryan Mbeumo and Yoane Wissa remain in doubt.

Manchester United are refusing to give up their pursuit of the former and are also understood to be keeping tabs on Wissa's future, but Tottenham Hotspur and Manchester United have also taken a liking to the former Lorient man.

With Norgaard gone, a vacancy opened for Liverpool's title-winning captain Jordan Henderson to fill following his departure from Ajax, while Antoni Milambo and Caoimhin Kelleher should also expect regular starts in the Brentford XI next term.

Here, Sports Mole rounds up every new signing and departure from Brentford's 2025 summer transfer window.

Brentford confirmed transfers in: Summer 2025

Antoni Milambo (£18.8m from Feyenoord)

Caoimhin Kelleher (£12.5m, Liverpool)

Michael Kayode (£14.5m, Fiorentina)

Romelle Donovan (undisclosed, Birmingham City)

Jordan Henderson (free, Ajax)

Brentford confirmed transfers out: Summer 2025

Christian Norgaard (£10m, Arsenal)

Mark Flekken (£11m, Bayer Leverkusen)

Josh Dasilva (free)

Ben Mee (free)

Ben Winterbottom (free)

Ethan Brierley (Loan to Exeter City)

Ben Krauhaus (Loan to Bromley)

Bryan Mbeumo (£65m to Manchester United)

Kim Ji-soo (loan to Kaiserslautern)

How much have Brentford spent and earned during the summer 2025 transfer window?

Brentford total spend summer 2025: £45.8m

Brentford total income summer 2025: £87m

Brentford total net loss summer 2025: £41.2m

Latest Brentford transfer rumours

Brentford squad

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BRIGHTON & HOVE ALBION

Brighton and Hove Albion are gearing up for their ninth consecutive season as a Premier League club and will aim to finish in the top half of the table for the second year running after ending the previous campaign in eighth spot.

Fabian Hurzeler’s side narrowly missed out on European qualification and that has subsequently led to the departure of star forward Joao Pedro to Chelsea, while other key first-team players could also leave before the market closes.

Pedro's future had been the subject of much speculation, with Newcastle United working to sign him, but it was Chelsea that were able to land the Brazilian, and he helped them win the Club World Cup.

At the time of writing, Brighton have made six new signings this summer, with the biggest of those proving to be Charalampos Kostoulas from Olympiacos.

Maxim de Cuyper has also been a standout addition at left-back, and more new faces are expected to arrive before the summer transfer window closes for business.

Brighton are gearing up for the start of their 2025-26 Premier League season, with their opener coming against Fulham on August 16.

The Seagulls will also tackle Everton and Manchester City before the end of the opening month of the season, and it will be fascinating to see what the team can achieve during the 2025-26 campaign.

Here, Sports Mole rounds up every new signing and departure from Brighton’s 2025 summer transfer window.

Brighton confirmed transfers in: Summer 2025

Diego Coppola (£9m, Hellas Verona)

Tom Watson (£10m, Sunderland)

Do-young Yun (£1.7m, Daejeon Hana Citizen)

Charalampos Kostoulas (£29.8m, Olympiacos)

Olivier Boscagli (Free, PSV Eindhoven)

Maxim De Cuyper (£17.3m from Club Brugge)

Brighton confirmed transfers out: Summer 2025

Joao Pedro (£60m to Chelsea)

James Beadle (loan to Birmingham City)

Valentin Barco (undisclosed to Strasbourg)

Louis Flower (free to Crawley Town)

Amario Cozier-Duberry (loan to Bolton Wanderers)

Odel Offiah (undisclosed to Preston North End)

Mark O'Mahony (loan to Reading) 

Ibrahim Osman (loan to Auxerre)

Simon Adingra (£21m to Sunderland)

Yoon Do-young (loan to Excelsior Rotterdam)

Evan Ferguson (loan to Roma)

Pervis Estupinan (undisclosed to AC Milan)

Kjell Scherpen (undisclosed to Union SG)

How much have Brighton spent and earned during the summer 2025 transfer window?

Brighton total spend summer 2025: £67.8m

Brighton total income summer 2025: £81m

Brighton total profit/loss summer 2025: £13.2m

Latest Brighton transfer rumours

Brighton squad

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BURNLEY

As well as overseeing a spectacular return to the Premier League, Burnley head coach Scott Parker has also presided over a manic transfer window at Turf Moor, where no fewer than 10 permanent signings have now been confirmed.

The Clarets are doing their utmost to avoid the same fate that befell them in 2023-24, where they were sent back down to the Championship straight away after clinching the title with a nine-figure total, and they have taken great steps to ensure that does not happen again.

The £5m arrival of Premier League and Champions League-winning right-back Kyle Walker has unsurprisingly made the most headlines, but on the other side of the backline, the capture of Netherlands international left-back Quilindschy Hartman is another notable coup that should not fly under the radar.

More recently, Burnley have also welcomed Danish attacker Jacob Bruun Larsen to Lancashire, while £12.9m Loum Tchaouna remains their most expensive signing of the summer so far.

On the outgoings front, the Clarets recently added £2.6m to their transfer kitty by selling Han-Noah Massengo to Bundesliga club Augsburg, but the club are still keeping a hold on James Trafford, despite reported interest from Newcastle United.

Here, Sports Mole rounds up every new signing and departure from Burnley's 2025 summer transfer window.

Burnley confirmed transfers in: Summer 2025

Marcus Edwards (£8.4m, Sporting)

Jaidon Anthony (£8m, Bournemouth)

Bashir Humphreys (£10m, Chelsea)

Zian Flemming (£7m, Millwall)

Max Weiss (£4.3m, Karlsruher)

Quilindschy Hartman (Undisclosed, Feyenoord)

Axel Tuanzebe (Free, Ipswich Town)

Loum Tchaouna (£12m, Lazio)

Kyle Walker (£5m from Manchester City)

Jacob Bruun Larsen (£3.5m from Stuttgart)

Burnley confirmed transfers out: Summer 2025

Jonjo Shelvey (free)

Nathan Redmond (free)

CJ Egan Riley (free)

Dara Costelloe (Undisclosed to Wigan Athletic)

Josh Brownhill (free)

Andreas Hountondji (loan to St. Pauli)

Han-Noah Massengo (£2.6m to Augsburg)

How much have Burnley spent and earned during the summer 2025 transfer window?

Burnley total spend summer 2025: £58.2m

Burnley total income summer 2025: £2.6m

Burnley total net profit/loss summer 2025: -£55.6m

Latest Burnley transfer rumours

Burnley squad

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CHELSEA

Chelsea were crowned the champions of the world in July, recording a stunning 3-0 victory over European champions Paris Saint-Germain in the final of the 2025 Club World Cup.

The Blues have spent in excess of £100m to get deals for Joao Pedro and Jamie Gittens over the line in recent weeks, and both could be vital for the club during the 2025-26 campaign.

Meanwhile, funds have been raised through the sale of Kepa Arrizabalaga to Arsenal, Chelsea also benefitting from getting the Spanish goalkeeper's wages off their outgoings.

There has also been a major sale in the final third of the field, with Noni Madueke making the switch to Arsenal, while Djordje Petrovic has been sold to Bournemouth in a £25m deal.

Chelsea have spent in excess of £200m this summer, but they have actually raised almost £100m through player sales.

The team's success at the Club World Cup earned them a significant amount of money, and their summer spending is far from finished, as head coach Enzo Maresca looks to put together a squad capable of challenging on all fronts.

Indeed, the Blues are currently working on a deal for Ajax's Jorrel Hato, while RB Leipzig's Xavi Simons and Manchester United's Alejandro Garnacho are both options in the final third of the field.

Chelsea are currently working towards their 2025-26 Premier League opener, with Crystal Palace the team's opponents on the first weekend of the new campaign.

Here, Sports Mole rounds up every new signing and departure from Chelsea's 2025 summer transfer window.

Chelsea confirmed transfers in: Summer 2025

Willian Estevao (£28.7m, Palmeiras)

Dario Essugo (£18.8m, Sporting Lisbon)

Kendry Paez (£8.4m, Independiente del Valle)

Liam Delap (£30m, Ipswich Town)

Mamadou Sarr (£12m, Strasbourg)

Joao Pedro (£60m, Brighton & Hove Albion)

Jamie Bynoe-Gittens (£48.5m from Borussia Dortmund)

Chelsea confirmed transfers out: Summer 2025

Bashir Humphreys (£10m to Burnley)

Jadon Sancho (end of loan from Manchester United)

Marcus Bettinelli (Undisclosed to Manchester City)

Lucas Bergstrom (Free to Mallorca)

Teddy Sharman-Lowe (loan to Bolton Wanderers)

Kepa Arrizabalaga (£5m to Arsenal)

Mathis Amougou (undisclosed to Strasbourg)

Zak Sturge (undisclosed to Millwall)

Djordje Petrovic (£25m to Bournemouth)

Noni Madueke (£48.5m to Arsenal)

Caleb Wiley (loan to Watford)

How much have Chelsea spent and earned during the summer 2025 transfer window?

Chelsea total spend summer 2025: £206.4m

Chelsea total income summer 2025: £88.5m

Chelsea total net profit/loss summer 2025: -£117.9m

Latest Chelsea transfer rumours

Chelsea squad

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CRYSTAL PALACE

Crystal Palace are looking to build on a historic 2024-25 campaign in which they won the FA Cup, beating Manchester City in the final to win their first major trophy.

Oliver Glasner’s side had to settle for a 12th-placed finish in the Premier League, but their FA Cup triumph has seen them qualify for the Europa League for the very first time.

However, Palace are in danger of losing their European spot and await UEFA’s decision to either include or expel the Eagles from the Europa League following the multi-club ownership debacle with John Textor and Lyon.

It remains to be seen whether the verdict will have an impact on Palace’s transfer business, with some star players, including Eberechi Eze and Marc Guehi, facing an uncertain future at the club.

Here, Sports Mole rounds up every new signing and departure from Crystal Palace’s 2025 summer transfer window.

Crystal Palace confirmed transfers in: Summer 2025

Walter Benitez (free)

Borna Sosa (£2m from Ajax)

Crystal Palace confirmed transfers out: Summer 2025

Joel Ward (free)

Jeffrey Schlupp (free, Norwich City)

Luke Plange (free to Grassshoppers)

Matt Turner (end of loan from Nottingham Forest)

Ben Chilwell (end of loan from Chelsea)

Joe Whitworth (loan to Exeter)

How much have Crystal Palace spent and earned during the summer 2025 transfer window?

Crystal Palace total spend summer 2025: £2m

Crystal Palace total income summer 2025: £0m

Crystal Palace total profit/loss summer 2025: £-2m

Latest Crystal Palace transfer rumours

Crystal Palace squad

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EVERTON

Having consistently struggled for Premier League survival in previous seasons, Everton found some stability and managed to secure a comfortable 13th-placed finish in the 2024-25 campaign, finishing 23 points above the relegation zone.

As they waved goodbye to Goodison Park after 133 years, the Toffees welcomed back familiar face David Moyes in January after sacking Sean Dyche, and the returning boss rescued the club from another relegation scrap during their final season at their storied home ground.

Hoping to make a strong start to life at their newly-built Hill Dickinson Stadium, Everton will be keen to build on their performances from the second half of last season by strengthening their squad in the transfer market, and after a number of players left when their contracts expired, they have gaps in their group to fill.

So far, the Toffees have sealed three signings, but Moyes is expecting further additions to be made in the coming weeks.

Here, Sports Mole lists every arrival and exit during Everton's 2025 summer transfer window.

Everton confirmed transfers in: Summer 2025

Carlos Alcaraz (£12.6m, Flamengo)

Thierno Barry (£27m, Villarreal)

Mark Travers (£4m, Bournemouth)

Everton confirmed transfers out: Summer 2025

Dominic Calvert-Lewin (free)

Abdoulaye Doucoure (free)

Joao Virginia (free)

Ashley Young (free to Ipswich Town)

Asmir Begovic (free)

Billy Crellin (free)

Mason Holgate (free to Al-Gharafa) 

Neal Maupay (£3.4m to Marseille)

Jack Harrison (end of loan from Leeds United)

Jesper Lindstrom (end of loan from Napoli)

Orel Mangala (end of loan from Lyon)

Armando Broja (end of loan from Chelsea) 

Luke Butterfield (free to Chesterfield)

How much have Everton spent and earned during the summer 2025 transfer window?

Everton total spend summer 2025: £43.6m

Everton total income summer 2025: £3.4m

Everton total profit/loss summer 2025: -£40.2m

Latest Everton transfer rumours

Everton squad

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FULHAM

Another week passes without an eagerly-awaited transfer announcement from Fulham, who remain the only team competing in the 2025-26 Premier League without a single new arrival to their name in the summer transfer window.

Instead, the only serious movement at Craven Cottage has been on the outgoings front, as Brazilian pair Carlos Vinicius and Willian both left as free agents at the end of their contracts, while Reiss Nelson went back to Arsenal following his loan spell.

However, the latter is now said to be in talks over a second spell with Marco Silva's side, although the negotiations are centred around a loan deal rather than a permanent switch for the Hale End graduate.

A shock reunion with former midfielder Joao Palhinha - now donning the Bayern Munich kit - has also been mooted, although the Cottagers have reinforced their midfield for 2025-26 by agreeing a contract extension with the long-serving Tom Cairney.

There is only a week to go until Fulham fly out to Portugal for a summer training camp, though, and Silva will no doubt want any prospective new signings to join the ranks in time for their first pre-season friendly versus Nottingham Forest on July 26.

Here, Sports Mole lists every arrival and exit during Fulham's 2025 summer transfer window.

Fulham confirmed transfers in: Summer 2025

No confirmed signings yet!

Fulham confirmed transfers out: Summer 2025

Reiss Nelson (end of loan from Arsenal)

Carlos Vinicius (released)

Willian (released)

Devan Tanton (loan to Chesterfield)

How much have Fulham spent and earned during the summer 2025 transfer window?

Fulham total spend summer 2025: £0m

Fulham total income summer 2025: £0m

Fulham total profit/loss summer 2025: £0m

Latest Fulham transfer rumours

Fulham squad

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LEEDS

Now that the title-winning dust has settled, Championship champions Leeds United are tirelessly preparing for a highly-anticipated return to Premier League football for the 2025-26 campaign.

The Yorkshire club will enter the new campaign under the guidance of Daniel Farke, who saw his position called into question at the end of last term despite guiding Leeds to the top flight.

Having been given the vote of confidence, Farke will hope to assemble a strong squad that can compete in the Premier League next season.

The Yorkshire club have already strengthened their backline with Jaka Bijol and Sebastian Bornauw, while Lukas Nmecha has been added to Farke's forward options.

Leeds have also managed to secure the signing of Sean Longstaff from Newcastle United.

The club have until the September 1 deadline to make further additions, but they will be keen to get more players through the door before they start the new season against Everton on August 18. 

Here, Sports Mole rounds up every new signing and departure from Leeds' 2025 summer transfer window.

Leeds confirmed transfers in: Summer 2025

Lukas Nmecha (free)

Jaka Bijol (£15m from Udinese)

Sebastiaan Bornauw (£5.1m from Wolfsburg)

Gabriel Gudmundsson (£10m from Lille)

Sean Longstaff (£12m from Newcastle United)

Leeds confirmed transfers out: Summer 2025

Rasmus Kristensen (£5m to Eintracht Frankfurt)

Josuha Guilavogui (free)

Joe Rothwell (end of loan from Bournemouth)

Manor Solomon (end of loan from Tottenham Hotspur)

Joe Snowdon (free to Swindon Town)

Junior Firpo (free to Real Betis)

Max Wober (loan to Werder Bremen)

How much have Leeds spent and earned during the summer 2025 transfer window?

Leeds total spend summer 2025: £42.1m

Leeds total income summer 2025: £5m

Leeds total profit/loss summer 2025: -£37.1m

Latest Leeds transfer rumours

Leeds squad

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LIVERPOOL

Having won the 2024-25 Premier League title at a canter, Liverpool are not resting on their laurels, with the Reds embarking on one of the most ambitious transfer windows in modern memory.

Arne Slot's side have already brought in five new stars to bolster the ranks, including club-and-league-record signing Florian Wirtz and versatile right wing-back Jeremie Frimpong, who replaced Trent Alexander-Arnold after he was sold to Real Madrid ahead of the Club World Cup.

On the opposite flank, Milos Kerkez has joined the Merseysiders from Bournemouth, and as a result, it remains to be seen whether legendary left-back Andrew Robertson will stay at Anfield in 2025-26.

The Reds have also reinforced their goalkeeping department after Caoimhin Kelleher left for Brentford and both Harvey Davies and Vitezslav Jaros went on loan to find regular football, signing prospect Armin Pecsi and senior backup Freddie Woodman as replacements.

Despite their significant activity so far, CEO Michael Edwards and sporting director Richard Hughes are expected to keep the club agile in the market, with the likes of Eintracht Frankfurt striker Hugo Ekitike and Los Blancos forward Rodrygo linked to big-money moves given the likely departures of Darwin Nunez and Luis Diaz.

Here, Sports Mole follows all of Liverpool's arrivals and exits during the 2025 summer transfer window.

Liverpool confirmed transfers in: Summer 2025

Jeremie Frimpong (£29.5m from Bayer Leverkusen)

Armin Pecsi (£1.5m from Puskas Akademia)

Florian Wirtz (£116m from Bayer Leverkusen)

Milos Kerkez (£40m from Bournemouth)

Freddie Woodman (Free from Preston North End)

Hugo Ekitike (£69.4m from Eintracht Frankfurt)

Liverpool confirmed transfers out: Summer 2025

Trent Alexander-Arnold (£8.3m to Real Madrid)

Caoimhin Kelleher (£12.5m to Brentford)

Nat Phillips (Undisclosed to West Bromwich Albion)

Harvey Davies (Loan to Crawley Town)

Jarell Quansah (£35m to Bayer Leverkusen)

Vitezslav Jaros (Loan to Ajax)

How much have Liverpool spent and earned during the summer 2025 transfer window?

Liverpool total spend summer 2025: £256.4m

Liverpool total income summer 2025: £55.8m

Liverpool total profit/loss summer 2025: -£200.6m

Latest Liverpool transfer rumours

Liverpool squad

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MANCHESTER CITY

Following a underwhelming 2024-25 season and an early Club World Cup exit at the last-16 stage, Manchester City are determined to put things right in the new 2025-26 campaign.

While the Citizens still await the outcome of a Premier League hearing into the alleged 115 financial charges levelled at the club, Pep Guardiola is focused on on-field matters and has bolstered his squad with four new players so far this summer.

Tijjani Reijnders, Rayan Cherki and Rayan Ait-Nouri are three standout signings who have arrived at Man City, along with backup goalkeeper Marcus Bettinelli, and more fresh faces could be heading to the Etihad Stadium before the window closes.

Here, Sports Mole rounds up every new signing and departure from Man City's 2025 summer transfer window.

Man City confirmed transfers in: Summer 2025

Rayan Ait-Nouri (£31m, Wolverhampton Wanderers)

Marcus Bettinelli (£2m, Chelsea)

Rayan Cherki (£34m, Lyon)

Tijjani Reijnders (£46.5m, AC Milan)

Caelan Cadamarteri (undisclosed from Sheffield Wednesday)

Man City confirmed transfers out: Summer 2025

Yan Couto (£21m to Borussia Dortmund)

Jacob Wright (£2.3m to Norwich City)

Kayky (undisclosed to Bahia)

Kevin De Bruyne (free to Napoli)

Abdulay Juma Bah (loan to Nice)

Scott Carson (free)

Kyle Walker (£5m to Burnley)

Divin Mubama (loan to Stoke City)

Finley Burns (loan to Reading)

Maximo Perrone (£13m to Como)

How much have Man City spent and earned during the summer 2025 transfer window?

Man City total spend summer 2025: £113.5m

Man City total income summer 2025: £41.3m

Man City total profit/loss summer 2025: -£72.2m

Latest Man City transfer rumours

Man City squad

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MANCHESTER UNITED

Manchester United are working towards the 2025-26 Premier League campaign, which begins for them at home to Arsenal on the opening weekend of the new season.

The Red Devils are looking to move on from what was a disastrous 2024-25 season, and there is no question that head coach Ruben Amorim is under pressure to deliver in the coming campaign.

Man United have made four signings so far this summer, with Matheus Cunha and Bryan Mbeumo the standout arrivals, having joined from Wolverhampton Wanderers and Brentford respectively.

Diego Leon has also made the switch from Cerro Porteno, and the indications are that the 18-year-old will be a part of the first-team squad at Old Trafford next term.

Enzo Kana-Biyik is a player for the future, though, and he has been sent on an immediate loan to Lausanne Sport.

Man United could sign as many as three more players before the end of the transfer window, but their immediate focus is on departures, with Alejandro Garnacho, Jadon Sancho, Antony and Tyrell Malacia all set to leave.

Marcus Rashford has now departed, with the England international making an initial loan move to Barcelona, although the deal could become permanent during next summer's transfer window.

Jonny Evans, Christian Eriksen and Victor Lindelof, meanwhile, all saw their contracts expire this summer.

Here, Sports Mole rounds up every new signing and departure from Man Utd's 2025 summer transfer window.

Man Utd confirmed transfers in: Summer 2025

Diego Leon (£7m, Cerro Porteno)

Matheus Cunha (£62.5m, Wolverhampton Wanderers)

Enzo Kana-Biyik (free, Le Havre)

Bryan Mbeumo (£65m from Brentford)

Man Utd confirmed transfers out: Summer 2025

Enzo Kana-Biyik (loan to Lausanne Sport)

Jonny Evans (free)

Christian Eriksen (free)

Victor Lindelof (free)

Sonny Aljofree (loan to Notts County)

Dan Gore (loan to Rotherham United)

Joe Hugill (loan to Barnet)

Elyh Harrison (loan to Shrewsbury Town)

Marcus Rashford (loan to Barcelona)

How much have Man Utd spent and earned during the summer 2025 transfer window?

Man Utd total spend summer 2025: £134.5m

Man Utd total income summer 2025: £0m

Man Utd total profit/loss summer 2025: -£134.5m

Latest Man Utd transfer rumours

Man Utd squad

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NEWCASTLE UNITED

Attacking incomings and outgoings are the talk of the Toon for Newcastle United at present, as following the £55m capture of Anthony Elanga from Nottingham Forest, developments surrounding Alexander Isak, Hugo Ekitike and Yoane Wissa have surfaced in recent weeks.

The Magpies' stance for months has been that Isak is not for sale and no amount of money - at least an amount that Premier League clubs can realistically pay - will convince them to part ways with the Sweden international this summer.

However, recent reports emerged that Liverpool had made an approach for the former Real Sociedad marksman, whom the Reds would be willing to make their most expensive arrival of all time over £100m playmaker Florian Wirtz.

At the same time, Newcastle were supposedly exploring a deal to sign Eintracht Frankfurt's Ekitike, but Liverpool have now won the race for his signature, while the Magpies have earmarked Brentford's Wissa as a viable alternative to the Frenchman, though the future of Isak remains up in the air.

Here, Sports Mole lists every arrival and exit during Newcastle United’s 2025 summer transfer window.

Newcastle confirmed transfers in: Summer 2025

Antonio Cordero (undisclosed from Malaga)

Anthony Elanga (£55m from Nottingham Forest)

Seung-soo Park (undisclosed from Suwon Bluewings)

Newcastle confirmed transfers out: Summer 2025

Lloyd Kelly (£14.5m to Juventus)

Jamal Lewis (free agent) 

John Ruddy (free)

Callum Wilson (free)

Sean Longstaff (£12m to Leeds United)

How much have Newcastle spent and earned during the summer 2025 transfer window?

Newcastle total spend summer 2025: £55m

Newcastle total income summer 2025: £26.5m

Newcastle total profit / loss summer 2025: -£28.5m

Latest Newcastle transfer rumours

Newcastle squad

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NOTTINGHAM FOREST

Led by Nuno Espirito Santo, Nottingham Forest challenged for Champions League qualification last term, but they had to be satisfied with seventh spot after they ran out of steam in the final third of the 2024-25 campaign.

Seventh had seen them initially qualify for the Conference League, with European football back at the City Ground.

Forest have since been promoted to the Europa League, though, as Crystal Palace were removed from the European competition after it was controversially deemed that the Eagles had breached multi-club ownership rules.

Nuno's side have only made two signings during this summer's transfer window, with Igor Jesus and Jair Cunha arriving from Botafogo, but they have managed to make some serious money through player sales.

Indeed, in excess of £80m has been raised by those who have left the club, including Anthony Elanga, with the Sweden international making a £55m move to Newcastle United.

Morgan Gibbs-White continues to be linked with a move away from Forest, and it does appear likely that the England international will depart before the end of the summer transfer window.

It will be incredibly difficult for Forest to match what they achieved last season, especially if more important players leave before the market closes for business.

Forest will begin their 2025-26 Premier League campaign with a clash against Brentford on August 17, while they will also tackle Crystal Palace and West Ham United before the end of next month.

Here, Sports Mole rounds up every new signing and departure from Nottingham Forest's 2025 summer transfer window.

Nottingham Forest confirmed transfers in: Summer 2025

Igor Jesus (£10m from Botafogo)

Jair Cunha (undisclosed, Botafogo)

Nottingham Forest confirmed transfers out: Summer 2025

Alex Moreno (end of loan from Aston Villa)

Harry Toffolo (free agent)

Jonathan Panzo (free, Rio Ave) 

Andrew Omobamidele (undisclosed, Strasbourg)

Wayne Hennessey (free agent)

Ramon Sosa (£10m, Palmeiras)

Tyler Bindon (loan, Sheffield United)

Anthony Elanga (£55m, Newcastle United)

Joe Gardner (loan to Mansfield Town)

Danilo (£18.6m, Botafogo)

Jamie McDonnell (loan to Mansfield Town)

How much have Nottingham Forest spent and earned during the summer 2025 transfer window?

Nottingham Forest total spend summer 2025: £10m

Nottingham Forest total income summer 2025: £83.6m

Nottingham Forest total profit/loss summer 2025: £73.6m

Latest Nottingham Forest transfer rumours

Nottingham Forest squad

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SUNDERLAND

Despite ending the regular season in the Championship on a five-game losing streak, Sunderland secured their place in the playoffs with a comfortable fourth-placed finish.

Sunderland’s dramatic playoff run was defined by their knack for late goals, with a stoppage-time winner in the first leg and a 122nd-minute equaliser in the return leg helping them edge past Coventry City in the semi-finals - that was followed by Tommy Watson’s 95th-minute strike to secure a 2-1 victory over Sheffield United in the final.

The win marked Sunderland’s long-awaited return to the Premier League, ending an eight-year absence since their relegation in 2017. However, manager Regis Le Bris knows that staying in the top flight will pose a far greater challenge considering the strength of the teams that are present at that level.

Sunderland have smashed their transfer record this summer by signing Habib Diarra from Strasbourg for £30m, while Enzo Le Fee has made the switch to the club on a permanent basis.

Simon Adingra's move from Brighton & Hove Albion is also eye-catching, as a number of bigger clubs were believed to be closely monitoring his situation after some standout displays at the Amex.

Sunderland have not been afraid to spend this summer, and more incomings are expected before the end of the summer market.

However, the Black Cats have sold Jude Bellingham and Tommy Watson this summer, with the pair bringing in almost £40m in transfer fees between them.

Sunderland are currently working towards the start of their 2025-26 Premier League campaign, with their opening match coming against West Ham United on August 16.

The Black Cats will also take on Burnley and Brentford in the latter stages of August, before opening September with an away fixture against Crystal Palace.

Here, Sports Mole rounds up every new signing and departure from Sunderland's 2025 summer transfer window.

Sunderland confirmed transfers in: Summer 2025

Enzo Le Fee (£19.3m, Roma)

Habib Diarra (£30m from Strasbourg)

Noah Sadiki (£15m from Union SG)

Reinildo Mandava (free from Atletico Madrid)

Chemsdine Talbi (Undisclosed from Club Brugge)

Simon Adingra (£21m from Brighton & Hove Albion)

Sunderland total spend summer 2025: £85.3m

Sunderland confirmed transfers out: Summer 2025

Jobe Bellingham (£27.8m to Borussia Dortmund)

Tommy Watson (£10m to Brighton & Hove Albion)

Salis Abdul Samed (end of loan from Lens)

Nathan Bishop (undisclosed to AFC Wimbledon)

Adil Aouchiche (loan to Aberdeen)

Sunderland total income summer 2025: £37.8m

How much have Sunderland spent and earned during the summer 2025 transfer window?

Sunderland total spend summer 2025: £85.3m

Sunderland total income summer 2025: £37.8m

Sunderland total profit/loss summer 2025: -£47.5m

Latest Sunderland transfer rumours

Sunderland squad

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TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR

Europa League champions Tottenham Hotspur will soon embark on their pre-season period with a largely similar squad to the one that Ange Postecoglou led to continental glory in 2024-25, albeit with one particularly noteworthy addition.

Despite the threat of London rivals Chelsea, Spurs convinced Mohammed Kudus that the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium was the place to be, and the Ghana international is now settling into his new surroundings after completing a £55m transfer from West Ham United earlier in July.

Kudus has become the Lilywhites' second-most expensive signing of all time - only trailing Dominic Solanke in those particular charts - although he may soon be eclipsed if Tottenham get their way in Morgan Gibbs-White talks.

The capital outfit were rumoured to be on the verge of signing the Nottingham Forest fulcrum after activating a £60m release clause in his City Ground contract, only for the Tricky Trees to lodge a legal complaint to the Premier League over what they believed was an illegal approach.

While the off-field drama remains unresolved, new manager Thomas Frank is preparing his troops for Saturday's pre-season opener against Reading, where Kudus may be one of three Spurs players to debut alongside embryonic centre-backs Kota Takai and Luka Vuskovic.

Here, Sports Mole rounds up every new signing and departure from Tottenham's 2025 summer transfer window.

Tottenham confirmed transfers in: Summer 2025

Kevin Danso (£21m, Lens)

Luka Vuskovic (£9.3m, Westerlo)

Mathys Tel (£29.8m, Bayern Munich)

Kota Takai (£5m, Kawasaki Frontale)

Mohammed Kudus (£55m from West Ham United)

Tottenham confirmed transfers out: Summer 2025

Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg (£11.4m to Marseille)

Fraser Forster (free)

Sergio Reguilon (free)

Alfie Whiteman (free)

Timo Werner (end of loan from RB Leipzig)

Mathys Tel (end of loan from Bayern Munich)

Jaden Williams (free to Colchester United)

Alejo Veliz (loan to Rosaria Central)

Alfie Dorrington (loan to Aberdeen)

Josh Keeley (£1m to Luton Town)

Ashley Phillips (loan to Stoke City)

How much have Tottenham spent and earned during the summer 2025 transfer window?

Tottenham total spend summer 2025: £120.1m

Tottenham total income summer 2025: £12.4m

Tottenham total profit/loss summer 2025: -£107.7m

Latest Tottenham transfer rumours

Tottenham squad

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WEST HAM UNITED

West Ham United endured a rough and turbulent 2024-25, slipping down to 14th place in the Premier League having achieved a ninth-placed finish in 2023-24.

The Hammers were looking forward to the campaign after appointing Julen Lopetegui to replace David Moyes in the summer, but went on to replace the Spanish manager with former Brighton & Hove Albion and Chelsea boss Graham Potter in January.

The club's situation only marginally improved under his leadership, and they picked up a mere 23 points during the 19 games he was in the hotseat.

As attention turns to Potter's first full season at the London Stadium, the Irons will be desperate to better their lowest finish for five years by recruiting from the transfer market.

Jean-Clair Todibo's loan move to West Ham has now been made permanent, with the Hammers paying in excess of £36m to sign the centre-back from Nice.

Daniel Cummings has also arrived at the London Stadium on a free transfer, while El Hadji Malick Diouf has made the switch to the club from Slavia Prague, with the defender a £19m addition.

West Ham have managed to bank £55m during this summer's transfer window, meanwhile, with Mohammed Kudus making a controversial switch to Tottenham Hotspur.

Kudus struggled to show his best form for the Hammers last season, and he has now made the switch to the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.

West Ham are currently building towards their 2025-26 Premier League opener against Sunderland, while they will also tackle Chelsea and Nottingham Forest before the end of August.

More signings are expected to arrive before the end of the transfer window, while there will also be further exits, as Potter looks to put his stamp on the squad.

Here, Sports Mole follows each of the Hammers' incomings and outgoings during the 2025 summer transfer window.

West Ham confirmed transfers in: Summer 2025

Jean-Clair Todibo (£36.3m from Nice)

Daniel Cummings (free from Celtic)

El Hadji Malick Diouf (£19m from Slavia Prague)

Kyle Walker-Peters (free from Southampton)

West Ham confirmed transfers out: Summer 2025

Vladimir Coufal (end of contract)

Kurt Zouma (end of contract)

Danny Ings (end of contract)

Michail Antonio (end of contract)

Aaron Cresswell (end of contract)

Lukasz Fabianski (end of contract)

Carlos Soler (end of loan from Paris Saint-Germain)

Evan Ferguson (end of loan from Brighton & Hove Albion)

Mohammed Kudus (£55m to Tottenham Hotspur)

Gideon Kodua (loan to Luton Town)

How much have West Ham spent and earned during the summer 2025 transfer window?

West Ham total spend summer 2025: £55.3m

West Ham total income summer 2025: £55m

West Ham total profit/loss summer 2025: £-0.3m

Latest West Ham transfer rumours

West Ham squad

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WOLVERHAMPTON WANDERERS

Wolverhampton Wanderers fans were treated to a rollercoaster ride of a season that featured both a serious threat of relegation and some impressive runs of form.

Vitor Pereira spearheaded the second half of the campaign, transforming Wolves from likely relegation candidates to a team who have hope for the future under the Portuguese.

Wolves have managed to boost their squad with the signing of talented attacker Fer Lopez from Celta Vigo, while a permanent deal for Jorgen Stand Larsen has also been secured.

Larsen scored 14 Premier League goals for Wolves during the 2024-25 campaign, demonstrating that he is more than capable of performing at the top level, so his signing, for a fee in the region of £23.5m, is excellent business.

However, there is no getting away from the fact that there have been some standout departures this summer, with Wolves losing two of their most important players to Manchester clubs.

Indeed, Matheus Cunha has made the switch to Manchester United, while Rayan Ait-Nouri has joined Manchester City, with the club making almost £100m from those two exits.

The experienced Pablo Sarabia and Nelson Semedo have also departed on free transfers, so it will be interesting to see how the squad shapes up at the end of the summer transfer window.

Jhon Arias became Wolves' third signing of the summer on July 24, with the 27-year-old arriving from Brazilian club Fluminense, and he is capable of making a big impression in the coming season.

Wolves are currently building towards the start of their 2025-26 Premier League campaign, with the team opening their season at home to Manchester City, before also tackling Bournemouth and Everton in the opening month. 

Here, Sports Mole rounds up every new signing and departure from Wolves' 2025 summer transfer window.

Wolves confirmed transfers in: Summer 2025

Jhon Arias £15m from Fluminense)

Fer Lopez (£19m from Celta Vigo)

Jorgen Strand Larsen (£23.5m from Celta Vigo)

Wolves confirmed transfers out: Summer 2025

Matheus Cunha (£62.5m to Manchester United)

Rayan Ait-Nouri (£31m to Manchester City)

Pablo Sarabia (free)

Nelson Semedo (free)

Carlos Forbs (end of loan from Ajax)

Filozofe Mabete (loan to Swindon Town)

Chem Campbell (free to Stevenage)

Tommy Doyle (loan to Birmingham City)

Nasser Djiga (loan to Rangers)

Chiquinho (free to Alverca)

Nigel Lonwijk (loan to Luton Town)

Joe Hodge (undisclosed to Tondela)

Marvin Kaleta (undisclosed to Rotherham United)

How much have Wolves spent and earned during the summer 2025 transfer window?

Wolves total spend summer 2025: £72.2m

Wolves total income summer 2025: £93.5m

Wolves total profit/loss summer 2025: +£21.3m

Latest Wolves transfer rumours

Wolves squad

How much have Premier League clubs spent in summer 2025?

Premier League total spend: £180.9m

Premier League total income: £174.7m

Premier League net spend: -£6.2m

Summer 2025 transfer window key dates

The first 2025 summer transfer window officially opened on June 1 after FIFA granted special dispensation to allow clubs competing at the Club World Cup to sign players ahead of the new-look tournament.

That exceptional registration period closed on June 10, before the window reopens again on June 16. The transfer window will then close on September 1, and remain closed until January.

Written by
Barney Corkhill