Every EPL Summer Transfer Made Ahead Of 2026/27

The start of the 2026/27 English Premier League season is now just over three weeks away, and all 20 teams have been busy strengthening their squads ahead of another long and gruelling campaign of football.

While there is still plenty of time for teams to add further quality to their roster, numerous signings have already been made all across the division, and in this article, Bet9ja look at all the transfers that have been made from each English Premier League club so far this summer:

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Arsenal

Arsenal were crowned English Premier League champions in 2025/26, and the Gunners have been busy strengthening their squad as they hope to defend their title – although plenty more activity is expected in the final weeks of the window.

Incoming –

Piero Hincapie (from Bayer Leverkusen – £34.5m)
Christos Tolis (from Club Brugge – £34m)
Illan Meslier (from Leeds United – Free transfer)

Outgoing –

Leandro Trossard (to Besiktas – £17m)
Jakub Kiwior (to Porto – £19m)
Karl Hein (to Werder Bremen – £2.6m)

Aston Villa

Aston Villa lifted the Europa League trophy and finished fourth in the EPL in 2025/26, and they have been aiming to strengthen Unai Emery’s squad as they look to record another impressive campaign.

Incoming –

Alejandro Garnacho (from Chelsea – Loan)
Johan Manzambi (from Freiburg – £59.5m)
Joao Gomes (from Wolverhampton Wanderers – £38m)
Modou Keba Cissa (from LASK – Undisclosed)

Outgoing –

Morgan Rogers (to Chelsea – £117m)
Youri Tielemans (to Manchester United – £36m)
Donyell Malen (to Roma – £21.6m)
Lewis Dobbin (to Southampton – £10m)

Bournemouth

Bournemouth recorded a record sixth-placed finish in the EPL last term, but after losing Andoni Iraola to Liverpool, the Cherries have been looking to recruit for new manager Marco Rose.

Incoming –

Alvaro Rodriguez (from Elche – £21m)

Outgoing –

Hamed Traore (to Marseille – £6.5m)
Luis Sinisterra (to Cruzeiro – £5.2m)
Marcos Senesi (to Tottenham Hotspur – Free transfer)
Alex Jimenez (to Fiorentina – Loan)

Brentford

Brentford enjoyed a superb first season under Keith Andrews, placing ninth in the EPL, and the Bees have been strengthening their squad as they aim for another impressive campaign.

Incoming –

Jaidon Anthony (from Burnley – £17m)
Jannik Schuster (from Red Bull Salzburg – £16.5m)
Callum Wilson (from West Ham United – Free transfer)

Outgoing –

Frank Onyeka (to Coventry City – Undisclosed)

Brighton & Hove Albion

Brighton secured their return to European football with an eighth-placed finish under Fabian Hurzeler, and the Seagulls have been recruiting heavily as they hope for another improved finish next term.

Incoming –

Luka Vuskovic (from Tottenham Hotspur – £50m)
Zadok Yohanna (from AIK – £21.5m)
Pascal Struijk (from Leeds United – £18m)
Costinha (from Olympiacos – £8m)
Michael Svobada (from Venezia – £4m)
Rodrigo Rego (from Benfica – Undisclosed)

Outgoing –

Jan Paul van Hecke (to Tottenham Hotspur – £52m)
Diego Coppola (to Paris FC – £17m)
Jeremy Sarmiento (to Middlesbrough – Undisclosed)
Brajan Gruda (to RB Leipzig – Loan)
Adam Webster (Released)
Joel Veltman (Released)
Solly March (Released)
James Milner (Retired)

Chelsea

Chelsea have been extremely busy as they recruit for new manager Xabi Alonso, who arrives at Stamford Bridge with big expectations.

Incoming –

Morgan Rogers (from Aston Villa – £117m)
Geovany Quenda (from Sporting – £43.5m)
Marco Palestra (from Atalanta – £43m)
Denner (from Corinthians – £8.7m)
Dastan Satpaev (from Kairat Almaty – £2.1m)
Emmanuel Emegha (from Strasbourg – Undisclosed)

Outgoing –

Alejandro Garnacho (to Aston Villa – Loan)
Marc Cucurella (to Real Madrid – £51.8m)
Andrey Santos (to Manchester United – £50m)
Tyrique George (to Everton – £24m)
Jimmy-Jay Morgan (to West Bromwich Albion – £4m)

Coventry City

Newly-promoted Coventry City have been looking to add experience and quality ahead of their first season back in the top flight of English football since 2000/01. With three first team signings confirmed, Carl Rushworth is expected to join from Brighton, in a deal worth up to £30m.

Incoming –

Frank Onyeka (from Brentford – £7m)
Loum Tchaouna (from Burnley – £20)
Billy-Ray Cullinane (from Brighton & Hove Albion – Free)
Aurele Amenda (from Eintracht Frankfurt – £17.2m)

Outgoing –

Brad Collins (to Bristol City – Free)

Crystal Palace

Crystal Palace will be playing under Pierre Sage next season following Oliver Glasner’s departure, and the Eagles will be hoping to add further signings in the closing weeks of the window for the new manager.

Incoming –

Oscar Mingueza (from Celta Vigo – Free)

Outgoing –

Everton

A disappointing end to the 2025/26 season saw Everton drift down the table and away from the European places, but David Moyes’ side will be hoping to strengthen and challenge for Europe once again in 2026/27.

Incoming –

Hayden Hackney (from Middlesbrough – £24m)
Tyrique George (from Chelsea – £24m)
Merlin Rohl (from Freiburg – £19m)

Outgoing –

Seamus Coleman (Retired)
Idrissa Gueye (Released)

Fulham

Fulham will be playing under new manager Alvaro Arbeloa in 2026/27, and the Spaniard will be looking for further signings to bolster his squad in the coming weeks.

Incoming –

Jonah Kusi-Asare (from Bayern Munich – £5m)

Outgoing –

Issa Diop (to Ipswich Town – £8.5m)
Raul Jimenez (to Wolverhampton Wanderers – Free transfer)

Hull City

Newly-promoted Hull City won the Championship play-offs last season but are widely viewed as the most likely team to be demoted next term, meaning the Tigers may have plenty of work to do in the transfer window if they are to survive in the top flight.

Incoming –

Matt Targett (Free transfer)
Jack Butland (from Rangers – £3m)
Ben Robinson (from Preston – Free transfer)
Morita (Free transfer)

Outgoing –

Ivor Pandur (to Rangers – £6m)
Kyle Joseph (to Middlesbrough – £4m)

Ipswich Town

Ipswich Town are back in the Premier League after being relegated in 2024/25, and they will be hoping to avoid another immediate relegation this season.

Incoming –

Daizen Maeda (from Celtic – £10m)
Kjell Scherpen (from Union Saint-Gilloise – £11m)
Issa Diop (from Fulham – £8.5m)
Emersonn (from Toulouse – £26.6m)
Abdul Fatawu (from Leicester City – £23m)
Chuba Akpom (from Ajax – £7m)
Kayne van Oevelen (from Volendam – £4.25m)
Cedric Kipre (from Reims – Undisclosed)

Outgoing –

Arijanet Muric (to Sassuolo – £8.6m)

Leeds United

Leeds United recorded an impressive 14^th-placed finish last season, and they will be looking to build on that result in 2026/27.

Incoming –

Harry Wilson (from Fulham – Free transfer)
Tarik Muharemovic (from Sassuolo – £34m)

Outgoing –

Pascal Struijk (to Brighton & Hove Albion – £18m)
Karl Darlow (to Manchester United – Free transfer)
Illan Meslier (to Arsenal – Free transfer)

Liverpool

Andoni Iraola has been appointed as the new manager at Anfield, and the Spaniard will be hoping to lead the Reds to a significantly improved campaign after a difficult 2025/26 under Arne Slot.

Incoming –

Jeremy Jacquet (from Rennes – £60m)
Victor Munoz (from Osasuna – £34.5m)

Outgoing –

Andy Robertson (to Tottenham Hotspur – Free transfer)
Ibrahima Konate (to Real Madrid – Free transfer)
Mohamed Salah (Released)

Manchester City

Manchester City will start a new era under Enzo Maresca following Pep Guardiola’s departure, and the Citizens will be hoping their new boss can lead them back to the title in 2026/27.

Incoming –

Elliot Anderson (from Nottingham Forest – £116m)
Jeremy Monga (from Leicester City – £10m)
Pierce Charles (from Sheffield Wednesday – £3m)

Outgoing –

Manuel Akanji (to Inter Milan – Undisclosed)
Nathan Ake (to Fenerbahce – £8.5m)
Reigan Heskey (to Cologne – £6m)
Bernardo Silva (to Real Madrid – Free transfer)
John Stones (Released)

Manchester United

Michael Carrick will manage his first full season at Manchester United after an impressive second half of the 2025/26 season, with the Red Devils hoping to consolidate their place in the Champions League and move closer to the EPL title.

Incoming –

Andrey Santos (from Chelsea – £50m)
Karl Darlow (from Leeds United – Free transfer)
Youri Tielemans (from Aston Villa – £36m)
Tynan Thompson (from Tottenham Hotspur – £8m)

Outgoing –

Rasmus Hojlund (to Napoli – £38m)
Andre Onana (to Trabzonspor – Loan)
Casemiro (Released)
Jadon Sancho (Released)

Newcastle United

Newcastle United endured a difficult 2025/26 season, finishing 12^th in the table, and Eddie Howe’s side have been looking to strengthen as they aim for a considerably stronger campaign.

Incoming –

Aladji Bamba (from Monaco – £35.5m)
Bazoumana Toure (from Hoffenheim – £42m)
Sean Steur (from Ajax – £23m)
Ewen Jaouen (from Reims – £18.5m)

Outgoing –

Sandro Tonali (to Tottenham Hotspur – £100m)
Anthony Gordon (to Barcelona – £69.3m)
Kieran Trippier (to Wolverhampton Wanderers – Free transfer)

Nottingham Forest

Nottingham Forest narrowly survived relegation in 2025/26, and they will be hoping for an improved campaign under new manager Oliver Glasner.

Incoming –

Xaver Schlager (from RB Leipzig – Free transfer)

Outgoing –

Elliot Anderson (to Manchester City – £116m)
Willy Boly (Released)
Stefan Ortega (Released)

Sunderland

Sunderland enjoyed a remarkable debut campaign back in the EPL, finishing seventh and securing Europa League qualification, and the Black Cats will be hoping to replicate that success this term.

Incoming –

Thomas Meunier (from Lille – Free transfer)

Outgoing –

Eleizer Mayenda (to Rennes – £22m)
Dan Neil (to Rangers – Free transfer)
Bertrand Traore (Released)
Dennis Cirkin (Released)

Tottenham Hotspur

Tottenham Hotspur have endured disastrous back-to-back 17^th-placed English Premier League finishes, and Roberto De Zerbi’s squad has already been significantly strengthened ahead of a campaign where Spurs will be looking to quickly climb the table.

Incoming –