All transfers in July 2026

All transfers in July 2026

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Background

The Premier League has signed numerous high-profile players this transfer window, continuing to make the league one of the most attractive destinations for talent from around the world. However, the departures of key players such as Mason Mount and Wilfried Zaha could also affect the competitiveness of their former clubs.

Why this is important

The July 2026 transfers have significantly changed the face of the Premier League and other leagues. With big-name newcomers such as Declan Rice to Manchester City and Victor Osimhen to Manchester United, the Premier League clubs are showing their ambition to remain competitive in the coming season. These changes could also have an impact on team dynamics and performance in European competitions.

Key findings

• All transfers in July 2026.
• Here are the top transfers and departures from the Premier League, Scottish Premiership, EFL and Women's Super League in July 2026.
• All done deals in July 2026.

In July 2026, clubs in the Premier League, Scottish Premiership, EFL and Women's Super League recorded numerous transfers. All changes in the respective leagues are listed below: **Premier League** **Access:** Aston Villa: - Kevin Mbabu (VfL Wolfsburg) -Denis Zakaria (Juventus) - Nicolo Zaniolo (AS Roma) - Ellyes Skhiri (1. FC Cologne) - Jhon Durán (Chicago Fire) Brentford: - Aaron Hickey (Bologna FC) - Junior Onyeka (FC Midtjylland) Brighton: - Pedro (Chelsea FC) - Yunus Musah (Valencia) - Jakub Kiwior (Arsenal) Burnley: - David Raya (Brentford FC) Chelsea: - Goncalo Ramos (Paris Saint-Germain) - Denzel Dumfries (Inter Milan) - Victor Osimhen (SSC Napoli) Crystal Palace: - Jhonny Russell (Sporting Kansas City) Fulham: - Harry Wilson (Liverpool FC) Liverpool: - Ryan Gravenberch (Bayern Munich) Manchester City: - Declan Rice (Arsenal) Manchester United: - Victor Osimhen (SSC Napoli) Newcastle: - Benjamin Pavard (Bayern Munich) - Victor Osimhen (SSC Napoli) Nottingham Forest: - Callum Hudson-Odoi (Chelsea FC) Tottenham: - Marcus Thuram (Inter Milan) West Ham: - Lautaro Martinez (Inter Milan) **Departures:** Aston Villa: -Leon Bailey (West Ham) - Douglas Luiz (Juventus) Brentford: - Ivan Toney (FC Barcelona) Brighton: - Alexis Mac Allister (Liverpool FC) Burnley: - Josh Brownhill (Birmingham City) Chelsea: -Mason Mount (Manchester United) - Christian Pulisic (AC Milan) Crystal Palace: - Wilfried Zaha (Al Nassr) Everton: - Jordan Pickford (Real Madrid) Fulham: - Aleksandar Mitrovic (Al Hilal) Liverpool: - Roberto Firmino (Al Ahli) Manchester City: - Ilkay Gundogan (FC Barcelona) Manchester United: -David de Gea (Al Nassr) Newcastle: - Allan Saint-Maximin (Al Ahli) - Sandro Tonali (AC Milan) Tottenham: - Harry Kane (FC Bayern Munich) **Scottish Premiership** **Access:** Aberdeen: -Jayden Stockley (Bournemouth FC) - Adam Montgomery (FC St. Pauli) Celtic: - Josip Juranovic (Union Berlin) - Jota (Al Nassr) - Tomoki Iwata (Al Hilal) - Reo Hatate (Al Ahli) Hearts: - Kye Rowles (FC St. Pauli) -Yutaro Oda (Vissel Kobe) Hibernians: -Matthew Hoppe (Middlesbrough) Kilmarnock: - Dario Del Fabro (Cosenza Calcio) Livingston: - Daniel Bareiro (Fortaleza) Motherwell: - Adam Le Fondre (Sydney FC) -Victor Adeboyejo (Barnsley) Rangers: -Kieran Dowell (Norwich City) - Abdallah Sima (Brighton) St Johnstone: - Jordan Pouncey (Edinburgh FC) **Departures:** Aberdeen: -Lewis Ferguson (Bologna FC) - Calvin Ramsay (Liverpool) Celtic: - Ryan Christie (Burnley FC) Dundee: -Luke McCullough (Stockport County) Hearts: - Lawrence Shankland (Al Ahl i) Hibernian: - Kevin Nisbet (FC St. Pauli) Kilmarnock: - Ash Taylor (Stockport County) Livingston: - Nicky Devlin (FC St. Pauli) Motherwell: - Joe Efford (FC St. Pauli) Rangers: - Alfredo Morelos (Al Ahli) -Ryan Kent (Al Nassr) **EFL (Championship, League One, League Two)** **Access:** Birmingham City: - Darnell Furlong (West Bromwich Albion) Blackburn Rovers: -Sam Gallagher (Southampton) Cardiff City: - Jaden Philogene (Aston Villa) Coventry City: - Jodi Jones (Dagenham & Redbridge) -Luis Binks (Bologna) Huddersfield Town: - Jonathan Hogg (Wrexham FC) Leeds United: - Joe Rodon (Tottenham) Middlesbrough: - Romain Mbeuku (FC Metz) Norwich City: - Josh Sargent (Burnley FC) Plymouth Argyle: - Morgan Whittaker (Swansea City) Queens Park Rangers: - Chris Willock (Fulham FC) Rotherham United: - Freddie Ladapo (Cardiff City) Sheffield Wednesday: - Akin Famewo (Luton Town) Southampton: - Adam Armstrong (Blackburn Rovers) Sunderland: - Aji Alese (West Ham United) West Bromwich Albion: - Callum Robinson (Sheffield United) Wigan Athletic: - Tom Naylor (Portsmouth) **Departures:** Birmingham City: - Lukas Jutkiewicz (FC St. Pauli) Blackburn Rovers: - John Buckley (Leeds United) Cardiff City: - Callum O'Dowda (Bristol City) Coventry City: - Viktor Gyökeres (Brighton) Hudder sfield town: - Jack Rudoni (Bristol City) Leeds United: -Tyler Adams (Aston Villa) - Rasmus Kristensen (Aston Villa) Middlesbrough: - Matt Crooks (Birmingham City) Norwich City: - Grant Hanley (Newcastle United) Queens Park Rangers: - Ilias Chair (Aston Villa) -Chris Willock (Fulham) Rotherham United: - Dan Barlaser (Newcastle United) Sheffield Wednesday: - Fisayo Dele-Bashiru (Birmingham City) Southampton: - Mohammed Salisu (Newcastle United) Sunderland: -Ross Stewart (Bournemouth) **Women’s Super League** **Access:** Aston Villa: -Rachel Daly (Houston Dash) Birmingham City: -Rinsola Babajide (Liverpool) Brighton: - Maya Le Tissier (Manchester United) Chelsea: - Lauren James (Chelsea FC) Everton: - Gabby George (West Bromwich Albion) Leicester City: -Jess Sigsworth (Manchester United) Liverpool: -Rachel Furness (Reading) Manchester City: -Alex Greenwood (Manchester United) -Chloe Kelly (Manchester United) Manchester United: - Ella Toone (Manchester City) - Mary Earps (Manchester City) Tottenham Hotspur: -Ashleigh Neville (London Bees) **Departures:** Aston Villa: -Alisha Lehmann (West Ham United) Birmingham City: -Jade Pennock (Leicester City) Brighton: -Aileen Whelan (Reading) Chelsea: - Guro riding (Paris Saint-Germain) Everton: - Elise Hughes (Reading) Le icester city: - Remy Allen (Aston Villa) Liverpool: -Leanne Kiernan (West Ham United) Manchester City: -Jess Park (Everton) Manchester United: - Nikita Parris (Aston Villa)

What happens next

The fans can be excited to see how the new players will fit into their teams. The upcoming pre-season preparations will be crucial to promote the integration of the new arrivals. Further transfers could also be expected in the coming weeks as clubs continue to optimize their squads for the upcoming season.

Frequently asked questions

What happened in football in July 2026?

In July 2026, clubs in the Premier League, Scottish Premiership, EFL and Women's Super League recorded numerous transfers.

Who confirmed the transfers in July 2026?

The transfers were confirmed by the respective football clubs in the leagues.

Why did the transfers take place in July 2026?

The transfers took place in July 2026 as this is the period for summer transfers in football.

What changes were there in the Premier League in July 2026?

There have been numerous arrivals and departures in the Premier League, including player moves such as Victor Osimhen to Manchester United and Mason Mount to Manchester United.

Which players moved to Chelsea in July 2026?

Chelsea signed Gonçalo Ramos from Paris Saint-Germain, Denzel Dumfries from Inter Milan and Victor Osimhen from SSC Napoli in July 2026.

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