Done Deals: Every official completed transfer around Europe today

Done Deals: Every official completed transfer around Europe today Make us your Google favourite The 2026 summer transfer window will officially close in three weeks’ time for clubs in Europe’s top five leagues, and the biggest teams on the continent therefore face a race against time to finalise their business ahead of Deadline Day. So far this summer, Chelsea have unsurprisingly spent the most money of any club in world football, with 10 signings arriving at Stamford Bridge for a combined price of €389 million. They are also on the verge of signing Pep Chavarria as they look to provide Xabi Alonso with a squad capable of fighting for major honours this term. Roberto De Zerbi’s Tottenham Hotspur have also spent big this summer, with Sandro Tonali, Mateus Fernandes and Jan Paul van Hecke joining the club for over €260m combined, and Andy Robertson, Marcos Senesi and Martin Dubravka arriving on free transfers. Meanwhile, Spurs’ arch-rivals Arsenal have signed Bruno Guimaraes, Christos Tzolis, Piero Hincapie and Illan Meslier as they look to defend their Premier League crown in 2026-27. However, top target Vinicius Junior decided to sign a new contract at Real Madrid rather than complete a move to the Emirates Stadium. Liverpool have purchased Jeremy Jacquet, Victor Munoz and Samuel Martinez on permanent deals, and they have also completed the surprising loan signing of Barcelona captain Ronald Araujo. A possible move for Bradley Barcola remains in the works. Manchester United have signed Andrey Santos, Youri Tielemans, Karl Darlow and Tynan Thompson, and they remain eager to finalise a deal for Newcastle United left-back Lewis Hall. However, they missed out on top target Elliot Anderson to arch-rivals Manchester City. Enzo Maresca’s side paid a club-record fee of €135m to sign the England midfielder from Nottingham Forest, and they have also completed deals for youngsters Mathys Detourbet, Jeremy Monga and Pierce Charles. Detourbet and Charles have already left on loan. In Europe, Real Madrid have signed Marc Cucurella, Denzel Dumfries, Ibrahima Konate, Bernardo Silva and Carlos Espi following Jose Mourinho’s return to the club, but they look set to miss out on Rodri, who wants to join Barcelona. Hansi Flick’s side have already signed Newcastle United forward Anthony Gordon, Borussia Dortmund forward Karim Adeyemi and Club Brugge attacker Jesse Bisiwu so far this summer, and they are now keen to lure Rodri to Camp Nou. In Serie A, Juventus have purchased Randal Kolo Muani and Kerim Alajbegovic, John Stones has signed for Inter Milan on a Bosman deal, and AC Milan have spent a whopping €74m on Goncalo Ramos. Meanwhile, Bayern Munich have signed Nathaniel Brown and Ismael Saibari, and PSG have added Maghnes Akliouche to an exciting forward line that could also soon include Ferran Torres and Mika Godts. Transfer News: Every official deal completed today Below, sources lists every transfer completed in Europe’s top five leagues today (11 August). What Premier League transfers have been completed today? Filip Jorgensen: Chelsea to Strasbourg - Loan Ishe Samuels-Smith: Chelsea to Notts County - Loan Ousmane Diomande: Sporting CP to Nottingham Forest - Loan Alex Murphy: Newcastle to Kaiserslautern - Loan Dwight McNeil: Everton to Crystal Palace - €29.3m Brennan Johnson: Crystal Palace to Everton - €29.3m Shea Charles: Southampton to Fulham - €30.4m What La Liga transfers have been completed today? Robbie Ure: Sirius to Sevilla - €6.5m Carlos Dominguez: Celta Vigo to Real Oviedo - Loan Joan Jordan: Sevilla to Estrela Amadora - Free Transfer What Serie A transfers have been completed today? Giuseppe Aurelio: Spezia to Cagliari - €800k Radoslaw Zelezny: AS Roma to Perugia - Loan Berat Djimsiti: Atalanta to Al-Diriyah - €3m Giuseppe Ciocci: Cagliari to Spezia - Free Transfer What Bundesliga transfers have been completed today? None so far. What Ligue 1 transfers have been completed today? Filip Jorgensen: Chelsea to Strasbourg - Loan Rabbi Nzingoula: Strasbourg to West Brom - Undisclosed