1st September was promised to be a good day for football fans across the globe. Fans were poised to see their teams make their final signings beautifu
1st September was promised to be a good day for football fans across the globe. Fans were poised to see their teams make their final signings beautiful the 2025 summer window closes.
The longest transfer saga was concluded, where Liverpool paid 125 million pounds for Swedish striker Alexander Isak from Newcastle United.
Liverpool’s move for Crystal Palace’s skipper Marc Guehi collapsed due to the London club’s unwillingness to let him leave because they did not get his replacement.
Manchester United completed the signing of Belgian 23-year-old goalkeeper Senne Lammens from Royal Antwerp.
Jadon Sancho joined Aston Villa on a season-long loan from Manchester United.
Liverpool’s Harvey Elliot also signed for Unai Emery’s side on a season-long loan.
Manchester City was able to secure the services of Italian goalkeeper Gianluigi Donnarumma from PSG, whilst their number one keeper Ederson joined Fernebahce in Turkey.
Congolese forward moved to Newcastle from Brentford in a deal worth 55 million pounds.
Randal Kolo Muani was signed on a season-long loan from Juventus by Tottenham Hotspur.
Arsenal announced the signing of Ecuadorian defender Piero Hincapie on a five-year deal.
Bryan Brobbey signed from Ajax Amsterdam by Sunderland to boost their attack.
Bayern Munich secured a one-year loan deal for Senegalese forward Nicholas Jackson with an option to buy from Chelsea.
Genk’s Nigerian striker Tolu Arokodare signed for Wolves for 24 million pounds.
Jonah Kusi Asare signed for Fulham from Bayern Munich on loan.
Morocco’s Nayef Aguerd moved to French side Olympique Marseille from West Ham United.
Burkina Faso’s right back Issa Kabore joined Championship side Wrexham from Manchester City. Fellow Burkina Faso international Bertrand Traore returned to England and signed for Sunderland from Ajax.
Samuel Chukueze from AC Milan secured a loan deal with Fulham. Boniface moved to Weder Bremen on a season-long loan.
Ghanaian holding midfielder Ibrahim Sulemana joined Bologna for a reported €1m fee with €11m buy option agreed from Atalanta Bergamo.
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