The European leagues are all back, but teams are still going strong on the market with just a few more days until the transfer window closes.
The summer transfer window closes in just over a week and clubs all over the world will be desperate to get their signings in.
It’s an exciting time will deals happening everywhere, which leads to even more subsequent deals as teams are looking for replacements. To top it all off, all European leagues are officially back.
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Here are 15 moves from the past week that you might have missed.
Douglas Luiz
- From: Juventus
- To: Nottingham Forest
Douglas Luiz was one of the main candidates for a big move this transfer window. It eventually came after many speculations, as he has joined and already been on the bench for Nottingham Forest.
Fans will be hoping he can replicate performances from the Aston Villa days after an uninspiring season at Juventus.
Jonathan Rowe
- From: Marseille
- To: Bologna
Jonathan Rowe’s adventure in France has come to an end after almost exactly one year. The 22-year-old Englishman left Norwich City in August 2024 and joined Marseille on loan.
The deal was then made permanent after the end of last season, but a reported fight between him and Adrien Rabiot meant the end of the road for both of them.
Rowe has now joined Italian side Bologna while Rabiot is trying to find a new club.
Renato Sanches
- From: Paris Saint-Germain
- To: Panathinaikos
Former wonderkid Renato Sanches, who shined in the 2016 Euros during Portugal’s title campaign, has found a new home.
He’s still under contract at Paris Saint-Germain, who bought him from Lille in 2022, but hasn’t managed to break into Luis Enrique’s plans. Panathinaikos have just signed him on loan for the next season.
Ben Gannon Doak
- From: Liverpool
- To: Bournemouth
Bournemouth’s track record of signing Liverpool players isn’t the best. But this one doesn’t look like it’s going to turn out like the Jordon Ibe deal from 2016.
After a strong Championship season on loan at Middlesbrough, Ben Gannon Doak has joined the Cherries on a permanent basis.
Edson Alvarez
- From: West Ham
- To: Fenerbahce
Edson Alvarez could never find the level of performance from his Ajax days at West Ham. But when the Special One comes calling, it’s hard to say no.
He will now spend the next season on loan at Fenerbahce playing under José Mourinho.
Renato Veiga
- From: Chelsea
- To: Villarreal
One of the many Chelsea signings from the past few seasons, Renato Veiga made just 18 appearances for the Blues – mainly in cup ties and Uefa Conference League matches.
He spent the second half of last season on loan at Juventus and has now found a permanent home for the next seven years: Villarreal.
Noah Okafor
- From: AC Milan
- To: Leeds United
Another player making the switch from Italy to England is Noah Okafor. The Switzerland international went from AC Milan to Leeds United after a brief loan spell at Napoli.
He already made his debut for the Whites, coming on as a second-half substitute in the 0-5 defeat to Arsenal.
Leon Bailey
- From: Aston Villa
- To: AS Roma
Now, the opposite route. Leon Bailey had been somewhat of a fan favourite at Aston Villa, but his performances dipped last season.
He will now try to captivate the AS Roma fateful, joining the Italian side on an initial loan deal.
Luis Sinisterra
- From: Bournemouth
- To: Cruzeiro
Luis Sinisterra was never truly able to get going in England, mainly due to injuries. He played for Leeds and Bournemouth but his best self came at Feyenoord.
He will now try to find his feet in Brazil, having joined Cruzeiro on a loan deal with an option to buy.
Claudio Echeverri
- From: Manchester City
- To: Bayer Leverkusen
Claudio Echeverri joined Manchester City from River Plate when he was away playing for the Argentina U-20s.
The 19-year-old impressed in the few minutes he played with a Citizens shirt and even scored a beautiful free kick in the Fifa Club World Cup.
Now, he’ll hope for more playing time at Bayer Leverkusen – and he’s already made his debut as a late sub in the defeat against Hoffenheim.
Dorgeles Nene
- From: Red Bull Salzburg
- To: Fenerbahce
Dorgeles Nene had a breakout season last year for Red Bull Salzburg. A lot of teams were interested in the 23-year-old forward – including Manchester United back in January, but it was Fenerbahce who ended up getting him.
Manuel Lanzini
- From: River Plate
- To: Velez Sarsfield
Former West Ham man Manuel Lanzini went back to boyhood club River Plate in 2023, but things didn’t go as expected.
Despite getting manager Marcelo Gallardo back, they’ve yet to reach the dominant status from 2015-2022. Individually, Lanzini also left a lot to be desired.
Now, he’s made the switch to fellow Argentinian side Velez Sarsfield in search of more playing time and protagonism.
Mads Roerslev
- From: Brentford
- To: Southampton
Mads Roerslev has been through it all with Brentford, joining the Bees as a 20-year-old back in 2019. Six years and one loan spell at Wolfsburg later, he now has a new home, joining Southampton on a permanent basis.
Callum Doyle
- From: Manchester City
- To: Wrexham
Despite being just 21 years old, Callum Doyle already has plenty of Championship experience. The Manchester City academy graduate has spent three seasons at three different clubs in the second tier, most recently enjoying a strong campaign with Norwich City.
He now joins Wrexham in their quest four a third consecutive promotion.
Amine Adli
- From: Bayer Leverkusen
- To: Bournemouth
It looks like Bournemouth are tired from just exceeding expectations and being a fun team that finishes around 10th place.
Former Bayer Leverkusen winger and German champion Amine Adli has become their fifth sigining of the summer, joining Ben Gannon Doak, Bafode Diakite, Djordje Petrovic and Adrien Truffert.