The 2026 Premier League summer transfer window officially opens on June 15 and closes at 11pm UK time on September 1. Below is a full breakdown of every confirmed arrival and departure across the top flight, as clubs begin reshaping their squads around the FIFA World Cup 2026.

Notable departures

The most headline-grabbing exit is Mohamed Salah's departure from Liverpool by mutual termination — a seismic moment for the club and for African football. Andy Robertson also leaves Anfield when his contract expires, marking the end of a hugely successful era for the full-back.

Manchester United have parted ways with a string of players. Rasmus Hojlund joins Napoli in a deal worth £38 million, while Casemiro and Tyrell Malacia both depart on expired contracts. At Manchester City, John Stones and Bernardo Silva move on, each ending their tenures at the Etihad Stadium when their contracts run out.

Newcastle United see Kieran Trippier and Emil Krafth leave on expired deals, and Everton say farewell to long-serving captain Seamus Coleman at the end of his contract. Bournemouth lose Marcos Senesi when his deal concludes, and Leeds United goalkeeper Illan Meslier also exits when his contract expires.

Arrivals confirmed

Brentford have moved early, securing Jannik Schuster from Red Bull Salzburg for £16.5 million — their only confirmed inbound business at this stage.

Ipswich Town have been active, bringing in Chuba Akpom from Ajax for £7 million and adding Cedric Kipre from Reims for an undisclosed fee. Leon Ayinde moves in the opposite direction, joining Doncaster on a free transfer.

Clubs yet to confirm movement

Arsenal, Aston Villa, Brighton, Chelsea, Crystal Palace, Fulham, Nottingham Forest, Sunderland, and Tottenham Hotspur are yet to confirm any arrivals or departures as the window formally approaches its opening date.

All fees listed include potential add-ons. This page will be updated as further deals are confirmed throughout the summer.