10 huge transfers that could still be completed before Deadline Day

The 2026 summer window has entered its final month, with Deadline Day set for 1 September. Elliot Anderson, Morgan Rogers and Sandro Tonali have already moved for more than €100 million this summer, and the next few weeks could still bring another wave of blockbuster deals. Arsenal is ready to move for Vinicius Junior if he decides to leave Real Madrid. The Brazilian could still sign a new contract at the Bernabeu, but if Madrid does not make an acceptable offer, Mikel Arteta's side is prepared to accelerate a stunning transfer before the deadline. Julian Alvarez wants Barcelona, but Atletico Madrid is reluctant to let him go. The Argentina striker is Barca's top attacking target, and a deal will require a huge offer. If Alvarez pushes to leave the Metropolitano, this one could happen. Chelsea has changed its transfer model since Xabi Alonso's appointment. Danny Welbeck has already arrived to add leadership at Stamford Bridge, and Jordan Henderson is on the verge of following after his Brentford contract was mutually terminated a year early. Yan Diomande is still expected to join Real Madrid. Reports have claimed a full agreement is in place, although the final details with RB Leipzig still need to be resolved. The Ivory Coast winger is heading to Jose Mourinho's squad after a fine debut season at Leipzig with 23 goal contributions in 36 games. Liverpool has added Osasuna winger Victor Munoz to its attack, and it now wants Paris Saint-Germain forward Bradley Barcola. The Frenchman would cost €170m, but talks are underway as Liverpool prepares for Andoni Iraola's first season in charge. Bruno Guimaraes' future at Newcastle is uncertain after Eddie Howe's exit. Arsenal is pushing hard to sign the Brazil midfielder and has already scheduled a medical, with a deal worth €93.5m being targeted for the 28-year-old. Newcastle could also be forced to sell Lewis Hall. Manchester United is interested in the England defender as it looks for competition for Luke Shaw, and Hall is reportedly open to the move. Mohamed Salah is a free agent after his Liverpool contract expired in July. Interest has come from MLS and the Saudi Pro League, but Turkey is the most likely next stop. Besiktas has been the frontrunner, though Trabzonspor is now tipped to hijack the move, with Salah expected to join one of them on a Bosman transfer. Chelsea is also keen on Bournemouth's Alex Scott. Following the sale of Andrey Santos to Man Utd earlier this summer, the Blues want to add Henderson's compatriot, but Bournemouth is desperate to keep the 22-year-old for at least another season after he rejected several contract offers.