Every confirmed Premier League transfer of the 2026/27 summer window at all 20 clubs — the fees, the final-day drama, and what it all cost. The full record, kept current into the January market. Updated 7 September 2026.
The window is closed, and it ended as a £3.4bn arms race with a British-record punchline: Enzo Fernández’s £124m move from Chelsea to Manchester City, agreed as the clock ran down. City’s outlay passed £430m in a single window; Chelsea recouped £384m while spending £327m; Liverpool answered a summer of free-transfer exits with £107m for Bradley Barcola; and deadline day alone moved Iliman Ndiaye, Malick Fofana, Mykhailo Mudryk, Jack Grealish and some forty more.
Below: every confirmed deal, the biggest fees, who spent what, and the one thread still live while the Saudi window stays open — each club name links to its own page of Premier League transfers, the record of the window in full.
Latest Premier League transfers: newest done deals
| Player | Move | Fee | Date |
| AMYann Gboho | Toulouse → Coventry City | £10m | 4 Sep |
| CDMChema Andrés | Stuttgart → Brighton | £19m | 2 Sep |
| RWFemi Azeez | Millwall → Brighton | £12.5m | 2 Sep |
| RMDarío Osorio | Midtjylland → Crystal Palace | Loan | 2 Sep |
| LBBen Chilwell | Strasbourg → Crystal Palace | Undisclosed | 2 Sep |
| CMQuinten Timber | Marseille → Crystal Palace | £17m | 2 Sep |
| STJack Grealish | Manchester City → Everton | Loan | 2 Sep |
| LMAinsley Maitland-Niles | Olympique Lyonnais → Everton | £4.3m | 2 Sep |
These are the newest moves — every deal of the window is on each club’s own page below, and our running list of every confirmed Premier League transfer has the full record in one place.
Biggest Premier League transfers of 2026/27
| # | Player | Move | Fee |
| 1 | Enzo Fernández | Chelsea → Man City | £124m |
| 2 | Morgan Rogers | Aston Villa → Chelsea | £120m |
| 3 | Elliot Anderson | Nottingham Forest → Man City | £116m |
| 4 | Bradley Barcola | PSG → Liverpool | £107m |
| 5 | Sandro Tonali | Newcastle → Tottenham | £92.5m |
| 6 | Mateus Fernandes | West Ham → Tottenham | £85m |
Who has spent the most?
| # | Club | Spend 26/27 |
| 1 | Man City | £431m |
| 2 | Chelsea | £327m |
| 3 | Tottenham | £314m |
| 4 | Newcastle | £266m |
| 5 | Aston Villa | £252m |
The sagas: deals still in play
| Player | Status | Latest |
| LWGabriel Martinelli Al Hilal → Arsenal | Advanced | Verbal agreement reported on a £55m move — the Saudi window stays open until mid-September, so this one outlives the Premier League deadline · 7 Sep |
Statuses reflect tier-1 reporting; full rumour lists and odds live on each club’s page.
The last deals of the window landed on and just after deadline day: Enzo Fernández’s British-record £124m move to Manchester City, Iliman Ndiaye (£60m) in the same direction, and post-deadline loan exits such as Jesurun Rak-Sakyi and Matheus França from Crystal Palace.
Premier League clubs have spent around £3.4bn so far this summer, led by Man City (£431m), Chelsea (£327m) and Tottenham (£314m).
Enzo Fernández’s £124m move from Chelsea to Manchester City — a British record — ahead of Morgan Rogers’ £120m switch from Aston Villa to Chelsea and Elliot Anderson’s £116m move to Manchester City.
The summer window closed at 11pm BST on Tuesday 1 September 2026. The mid-season window opens on 1 January 2027.
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