July 2026 Transfer Deals: Premier League, EFL, Scottish Premiership & WSL Updates

The transfer window reopened on June 15 for several major leagues including the Premier League, English Football League (EFL), Scottish Premiership, and the Women's Super League (WSL). Alongside these, clubs in Germany, France, Spain, and Italy have also been active. Below is a detailed rundown of confirmed transfers throughout July.

Latest Moves as of July 24

• Daniel Bielica moved from NAC Breda to Portsmouth for an undisclosed fee.

July 23 Transfers

• Premier League: Harrison Bettoni joined Chelsea from Wigan on a free transfer; Xaver Schlager moved from RB Leipzig to Nottingham Forest for free; Matt Targett transferred from Newcastle to Hull City, also on a free; Christos Tzolis was signed by Arsenal from Club Brugge for £34 million; Alejandro Garnacho joined Aston Villa on loan from Chelsea.
• English Football League: Gaizka Larrazabal joined Bolton from Casa Pia on a free; Danny McNamara moved from Millwall to Charlton free of charge; Marko Milovanovic shifted from Almeria to Portsmouth with terms undisclosed; Alex Mitchell went from Charlton to Plymouth for an undisclosed amount; Emre Tezgel moved on loan from Stoke to Wycombe.
• Scottish Premiership: Vanja Dragojevic transferred from Partizan Belgrade to Rangers for an undisclosed fee.
• International Loans: Norman Bassette loaned from Coventry to KVC Westerlo; Armin Pecsi on loan from Liverpool to TSV Hartberg.
• Women’s Super League: Katie Startup switched from Manchester City to Birmingham City on a free transfer.

July 22 Notables

• Premier League: Issa Diop moved from Fulham to Ipswich for an undisclosed fee.
• English Football League: Filip Bilbija joined Derby on a free transfer from Paderborn; Elijah Just transferred from Motherwell to Swansea for an undisclosed amount; Will Lankshear made a £10m plus add-ons move from Tottenham to Middlesbrough; Connor Lemonheigh-Evans switched from MK Dons to Northampton for free.
• Women’s Super League: Jutta Rantala moved from Leicester to Everton; Misa Rodriguez transferred from Real Madrid to Arsenal on a free.
• International: Tom Dele-Bashiru transferred from Watford to Aris Thessaloniki for an undisclosed fee; Jorge Hurtado loaned from Watford to Deportes Tolima.

July 21 Key Transfers

• Premier League: Kayne van Oevelen moved from FC Volendam to Ipswich; Abdul Fatawu transferred from Leicester to Ipswich for £20 million; Morgan Rogers’ high-profile move from Aston Villa to Chelsea cost £117 million; Oscar Zambrano joined Hull City from Maribor.
• Women’s Super League: Alice Sombath signed for Tottenham from Lyon; Holly McNamara joined Everton from Melbourne City on a free.
• English Football League: Various moves including Karoy Anderson from Charlton to Blackpool, Spike Brits on loan from Manchester City to Sutton, and Tariq Lamptey moving freely from Fiorentina to QPR.
• International: Kyogo Furuhashi switched from Birmingham to LA Galaxy.

Other Significant Transfers

• Joao Gomes moved from Wolves to Aston Villa for £38 million on July 20.
• Tynan Thompson transferred from Tottenham to Manchester United for £8 million.
• Melvine Malard joined Chelsea from Manchester United for £850,000.
• Thomas Meunier signed for Sunderland from Lille on a free transfer on July 15.
• Youri Tielemans moved from Aston Villa to Manchester United for £35 million on July 14.
• Mateus Fernandes switched from West Ham to Tottenham for £85 million on July 2.
• Marco Palestra joined Chelsea from Atalanta for £47 million on July 1.

Women’s Super League Noteworthy Moves

• Kadidiatou Diani transferred from Lyon to London City Lionesses for over £500,000.
• Emily Ramsey moved from Everton to Aston Villa on a free.
• Alexia Putellas joined London City from Barcelona on a free transfer.

This list covers completed deals involving top English leagues and select international transfers. For a comprehensive look at previous months or other years, archived transfer pages provide historical data. Rumours and future updates continue to circulate across media outlets.