This is how the summer transfer market closed

We review the most important movements in the closing of the transfer market in Europe.

Javier Parra Peña | 2 Sep 2026 | 00.04
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The summer transfer market closed like this.
The summer transfer market closed like this.

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The transfer market in the main European leagues has concluded with official movements in the Premier League and LaLiga before the deadline. It's time to review the most important transfers.

The final day saw million-dollar investments led by Manchester City, who closed the signing of Enzo Fernández for 145 million euros (125 million pounds), along with last-minute loans in Spanish football by Deportivo A Coruña, Sevilla, and Atlético de Madrid.

Major investments in the Premier League at the close of the transfer market

Manchester City completed the restructuring of their squad under Enzo Maresca's leadership after earning 176 million euros from the sales of Tijjani Reijnders to Al-Qadsiah and Nico González to Newcastle, in addition to the earlier departures of Bernardo Silva and Rodri. The Etihad Stadium entity invested 145 million euros in Enzo Fernández from Chelsea, adding to the 135 million paid for Elliot Anderson and 95 million for Ayyoub Bouaddi, also completing the transfer of Iliman Ndiaye from Everton for 76 million euros (65 million pounds).

To compensate for the loss of the Argentine, Chelsea finalized the arrival of Lamine Camara from AS Monaco for 55 million euros, adding the Senegalese to Xabi Alonso's midfield. Meanwhile, Tottenham confirmed the signing of Mykhailo Mudryk on loan from Stamford Bridge with a purchase option set at 75 million pounds.

Definitive moves of Spanish clubs in LaLiga

In Spain, Sevilla reached a verbal agreement with AC Milan for the loan of Youssouf Fofana at the end of the summer window, finalizing the loan after his previous transfer to Olympique de Lyon collapsed, as confirmed by Matteo Moretto. The Nervión entity also added loan deals of Lucas Stassin (Saint-Étienne) and Félix Correia (Lille) to strengthen the squad.

On the other hand, Deportivo A Coruña agreed to loan Marc Casadó from FC Barcelona —with a purchase option of 30 million euros— and José María Giménez from Atlético de Madrid. Real Betis registered Dani Ceballos as a free agent after ending his contract with Real Madrid, Atlético de Madrid officially welcomed Jonathan David on loan from Juventus, Celta de Vigo signed Sebastián Cáceres for 7 million euros until 2030, and Real Madrid earned 11 million euros from the sale of Chema Andrés to Brighton.

The sporting directors of European clubs will process the final sending of official lists to UEFA over the next 24 hours. Teams qualified for continental competitions must validate the licenses of their new players by Friday, September 4, to make them eligible for the group stage.

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