Soccer / Football Transfers

9.6.26 Lazio

Lazio have completed the permanent signing of Senegal striker Boulaye Dia from Salernitana for €11.3 million after two seasons on loan. Dia scored 14 goals in 78 appearances during his time with Lazio, though he struggled last season with just two goals in all competitions. The 29-year-old also lost his place in the Senegal national team setup but will hope a permanent move to Rome helps revive his career ahead of the new Serie A season.

7.6.26 Brighton

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

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.

6.6.26 Inter

Inter Milan have re-signed Serbian midfielder Aleksandar Stankovic after activating a buyback clause following his successful season with Club Brugge. The 20-year-old signed a contract through 2031 after helping Brugge win the Belgian league title and earning Belgian Young Footballer of the Year honors.

6.6.26 Napoli

Napoli have exercised their option to sign forward Alisson de Almeida Santos on a permanent transfer from Sporting. Alisson impressed during his spell with Napoli, making 15 appearances and scoring four goals. His performances convinced the club to secure his long-term future in Naples.

5.6.26 Real Mad.

Tijjani Reijnders has effectively confirmed that Denzel Dumfries is joining Real Madrid from Inter Milan, revealing that members of the Netherlands squad had already congratulated him on the transfer. Dumfries had earlier declined to discuss reports that the deal was completed, saying he was focused on the World Cup. Netherlands coach Ronald Koeman also indicated the move was close to completion, confirming he allowed Dumfries to leave camp for a medical examination. Real Madrid are expected to sign the Dutch full-back as a replacement for departing veteran Dani Carvajal.

5.6.26 Trabzon

Trabzonspor have completed the signing of 23-year-old Cape Verde defender Sidny Lopes Cabral from Benfica for a reported fee of around €10 million. The versatile full-back, who can play on both sides of the defense, joins after a strong season that included a breakout spell at Estrela da Amadora before establishing himself at Benfica. Cabral has also earned a place in the Cape Verde team for the upcoming World Cup, with Trabzonspor moving quickly to secure his signature ahead of the tournament.

4.6.26 Hoffenh.

Patrick Wimmer has joined Hoffenheim from Wolfsburg on a long-term contract. The 25-year-old Austrian attacking midfielder, who is set to represent Austria at the upcoming FIFA World Cup, brings Bundesliga experience and attacking versatility to Hoffenheim. Sporting director Paul Pajduch praised Wimmer's intensity and one-on-one ability. Wimmer has made 125 Bundesliga appearances, recording 16 goals and 23 assists, and has earned 30 caps for Austria.

4.6.26 Napoli

Rasmus Hojlund has completed a permanent move from Manchester United to Napoli after a successful season-long loan spell. The transfer is worth approximately £43.2 million, including the original loan fee, significantly less than the £72 million United paid for him in 2023. Hojlund played a key role under coach Antonio Conte, scoring 16 goals and providing eight assists in 44 appearances as Napoli won the Supercoppa Italiana, finished second in Serie A, and qualified for the Champions League.

3.6.26 Newcastle

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.

2.6.26 Monaco

Once regarded as one of Barcelona's brightest academy prospects, Ansu Fati is reportedly set for a permanent move to AS Monaco after a successful loan spell. Fati struggled to secure a consistent role at Barcelona and spent recent seasons on loan, first with Brighton & Hove Albion and then Monaco. After scoring 12 goals during his time in France, Monaco have reportedly decided to trigger an option to buy, with the deal expected to be worth €11 million.

1.6.26 Liverpool

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.

1.6.26 Milan

Rafael Leao has announced he will leave AC Milan at the end of the season, saying he is ready for a new challenge in another league. The Portuguese forward, who scored nine goals and added three assists this season, is reportedly available for around £43 million after Milan failed to qualify for the Champions League. Manchester United have emerged as a potential destination as they look to strengthen ahead of a return to Europe's top competition, while Leao has also been linked with a move to the Premier League in recent years.

30.5.26 Barcelona

Anthony Gordon has completed a move from Newcastle United to Barcelona, signing a five-year deal with the Spanish champions. While the transfer fee was not officially disclosed, reports suggest Barcelona paid around £69.3 million, representing a significant profit on the £45 million Newcastle paid for Gordon in 2023. The 25-year-old will now focus on England's World Cup campaign before beginning the next chapter of his club career in Spain.

30.5.26 Augsburg

Augsburg have signed centre-back Calvin Brackelmann on a free transfer from Paderborn. The 26-year-old has agreed to a contract until 2030 after making 63 appearances for Paderborn. Sporting director Benni Weber highlighted Brackelmann's athletic qualities and suitability for the club, while the defender said he believes Augsburg is the ideal next step in his career and is looking forward to helping the team next season.