Done Deals: Summer Window Heats Up with Major Signings Across Europe

The 2026 summer transfer window is in full swing, and clubs across Europe have been busy finalizing official deals. Tottenham Hotspur have made the biggest splash so far, securing Sandro Tonali, Mateus Fernandes, Jan Paul van Hecke, Andrew Robertson, Marcos Senesi, and Martin Dubravka under new manager Roberto De Zerbi. The north London side are also linked with Bournemouth attacker Eli Junior Kroupi. Chelsea have also moved quickly, completing the signings of Marco Palestra, Geovany Quenda, Emmanuel Emegha, Dastan Satpaev, and Denner. Maxence Lacroix and Pep Chavarria remain on their radar. Manchester City, meanwhile, have broken their club record to bring in Nottingham Forest midfielder Elliot Anderson. Manchester United have an agreement with Atalanta for midfielder Ederson, their first capture of the summer. Barcelona have paid €80 million to Newcastle United for forward Anthony Gordon, while Real Madrid have added Marc Cucurella, Bernardo Silva, Ibrahima Konate, and Denzel Dumfries to Jose Mourinho's squad. Bayern Munich have signed Eintracht Frankfurt full-back Nathaniel Brown, and AC Milan have landed Paris Saint-Germain striker Goncalo Ramos. Liverpool appear to have lost out on top target Yan Diomande, who prefers a move to PSG, but they have already brought in Osasuna winger Victor Munoz and Stade Rennais defender Jeremy Jacquet. Everton have sealed deals for Tyrique George, Merlin Rohl, and Hayden Hackney. On a smaller scale, today's completed transfers across Europe's top five leagues include Romelle Donovan’s loan from Brentford to Sheffield United, Eder Garcia’s loan from Athletic Club to Cordoba, and Unai Gomez’s €4.5 million move from Athletic Club to Udinese. In Italy, Riccardo Marchizza joined Vicenza from Frosinone on a free, and Lorenzo Gagliardi moved from Genoa to Altamura on loan. In Germany, Kevin Muller transferred from Heidenheim to Schalke for €50,000, and Rasmus Carstensen left Koln for Aarhus for an undisclosed fee. Finally, in France, Sadibou Sane moved from Metz to Monaco for €7 million.