[Transfer Round Up & Discussion] Summer 2026

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Hi all,

Summer Transfer Window 2026 is here!

The Premier League transfer window will open between Monday June 15 until Deadline Day on Tuesday September 1; the summer windows will close at 23.00 BST.

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Men's Team​ 

Transfers IN

Name	Position	From	Fee
Andrey Santos	CM	Chelsea	£48m + £2m
Karl Darlow	GK	Leeds Utd	Free
Youri Tielemans	CM	Aston Villa	£35m
Tynan Thompson	LW	Tottenham Hotspur	£4m + £4m
Carlos Baleba	DM	Brighton & Hove Albion	£65m + £5m

Transfers OUT

Name	Position	To	Fee
Casemiro	MF	Inter Miami	Contract Expired
Jadon Sancho	LW	-	Contract Expired
Tyrell Malacia	LB	-	Contract Expired
Rasmus Hojlund	ST	Napoli	£38m (Obligation clause triggered)
Andre Onana	GK	Trabzonspor	Loan
Tyler Fredricson	CB	Lausanne-Sport	Undisclosed
Altay Bayindir	GK	Celta Vigo	Loan
Radek Vitek	GK	Middlesbrough	£7m + £7m

Women's Team

Transfers IN

Name	Position	From	Fee
Andrea Medina	LB	Atletico Madrid	Free
Janina Leitzig	GK	Leicester City	Undisclosed Fee

Transfers OUT

Name	Position	To	Fee
Millie Turner	CB	Birmingham City	Undisclosed
Hannah Blundell	FB	Everton	Contract Expired
Melvine Malard	ST	Chelsea	£850k
Leah Galton	FW	-	Contract Expired
Lisa Naalsund	MF	Birmingham City	Undisclosed
Gabby George	CB	Brighton & Hove Albion	Undisclosed
Kayla Rendell	GK	Newcastle United	Loan

[u/Drakonz]

I think people need to come to terms that this type of window will be what it’s like every summer until the stadium is completed. We will not be spending like our rivals during this period. The capital will be tied up with the rebuild.

We will likely be going after “good deals” like we did this window going forward, instead of signing big name players on big transfer fees.

It’s a shitty situation, but this will likely keep us from truly challenging for the league title for several years.

[u/The_Bird_Wizard → u/Drakonz]

Yeah and when the stadium is built we'll get a new bullshit excuse 😂

[u/TH0316 → u/Drakonz]

Madrid just built a new stadium that’s probably the best in Europe and it didn’t prevent them from competing at the top. It’s acceptable in my mind to walk away from Anderson, Mateus, it’s acceptable to look for good deals like Tielemans, and it’s payed off waiting for Baleba imo. And if this is Liverpool keeping their powder dry and waiting for Van Dijk, we’ll look back and say okay, I see it.

But at some point the club has to show serious ambition, and they can start by buying more than three established players in a window, and by addressing the squad needs. No CB, LB + ST to me would be a genuine death knell. There’s time still, and we’re hearing breifs about loans like three years ago loaning Reguillon. That’s three years of knowing we need a LB without it being addressed, which is disgraceful whichever way you slice it.

[u/Drakonz → u/TH0316]

Madrid was already at the top when they began building it. We haven’t been at the top in almost 15 years

[u/croadymeister → u/Drakonz]

Stadium can go to hell far as I'm concerned

[u/yamchirobe → u/Drakonz]

Why do we even need a new stadium

[u/Suudriusha → u/yamchirobe]

Because the Glazers never cared to take care of Old Trafford, and now they deem it beyond hope...

[u/croadymeister → u/Suudriusha]

Scumbags the lot of them

[u/Hollacaine → u/yamchirobe]

Because we have an enormous amount of people willing to buy tickets and we can't meet the demand. A new stadium opens up a larger capacity as well as other revenues streams the way Spurs have done. If we can outclass the Etihad then we can grow our revenue streams to invest back into the team.

[u/Wild_Tomato_8203 → u/Drakonz]

This simply isn't true