English Premier League 2026/2027 Soccer / Football

7.6.26 Brighton: Transfers

Zadok Yohanna is set to join Brighton & Hove Albion from Stockholm in a £21.5 million transfer. The 18-year-old Nigerian winger will sign a five-year contract once the summer transfer window opens on 15 June. Brighton manager Fabian Hurzeler praised Yohanna's creativity and ability to influence games in attack, while noting he will need time to adapt to the Premier League.

6.6.26 Tottenham: Transfers

Andy Robertson will join Tottenham Hotspur on a free transfer after leaving Liverpool at the end of his contract. The Scotland captain, who made 378 appearances for Liverpool, was approved by new Spurs manager Roberto De Zerbi as part of the club's efforts to add leadership and experience following consecutive 17th-place finishes. Robertson will officially join Tottenham after captaining Scotland at the 2026 World Cup.

5.6.26 Liverpool

Andoni Iraola has been named the new manager of Liverpool, signing a contract through 2028 after the dismissal of Arne Slot. Iraola arrives from Bournemouth, where he guided the club to a sixth-place Premier League finish and its first-ever qualification for European competition. The former Athletic Club defender was a sought-after candidate linked with several major clubs before choosing Liverpool.

3.6.26 Newcastle: Transfers

Fabian Schar has signed a one-year contract extension with Newcastle United, keeping him at St James' Park through the 2026-27 season. The 34-year-old defender, who joined Newcastle in 2018, has made 251 appearances for the club and played a key role in its recent success. Schar, sidelined since January with ankle and foot injuries, said he remains committed to helping the team achieve more success, while manager Eddie Howe praised his leadership and experience.

1.6.26 Liverpool: Transfers

Ibrahima Konate will leave Liverpool at the end of June after the club confirmed he will not renew his contract. The French centre-back departs after five seasons at Anfield. In an emotional farewell message, Konate thanked teammates, staff, and supporters while describing his departure as the start of a "new challenge and a new chapter." His exit comes during a turbulent period for Liverpool, following the dismissal of manager Arne Slot. Konate joins a growing list of departures, with Mohamed Salah and Andrew Robertson also reportedly set to leave the club this summer.

31.5.26 Liverpool

Arne Slot has left Liverpool with immediate effect following a difficult 2025-26 campaign. Despite leading Liverpool to their 20th league title in his first season and securing Champions League qualification in both years, the club decided a change in direction was needed after the team finished fifth and failed to win a trophy this season. The season was marked by injuries, underperforming high-profile signings, the departures of key players, and reported tensions with Mohamed Salah. Former Bournemouth manager Andoni Iraola has emerged as the leading candidate to replace Slot.

29.5.26 Tottenham

Tottenham Hotspur are expected to make sweeping changes to their medical and performance departments following two injury-hit seasons that contributed to back-to-back 17th-place finishes. Performance director Dan Lewindon is leading an internal review into the club's fitness and injury problems, with reports suggesting Spurs want more individualized care for players. Proposed changes include assigning dedicated physios and sports scientists to smaller player groups and tailoring training programs based on position-specific demands and injury history.

28.5.26 Tottenham

Tottenham Hotspur believe their recurring injury problems may be linked to the club's constant managerial changes in recent years. After another season heavily disrupted by injuries to key players, Spurs reportedly feel that shifting training methods, increased workloads under new coaches and players overexerting themselves to impress managers have contributed to the issue. The club hopes new manager Roberto De Zerbi can provide long-term stability.