All done deals in July 2026

What the report says
BBC Sport Football has published and updated its July 2026 transfer tracker, listing confirmed moves across the Premier League, English Football League, Scottish Premiership, Women’s Super League and selected international deals. The article says the transfer window for clubs in those competitions, as well as major leagues in Germany, France, Spain and Italy, reopened on 15 June, with the page updated as deals are confirmed.
The latest entries include 29 July EFL moves such as Somto Boniface joining Leyton Orient on loan from Ipswich, Nick Freeman moving from Shrewsbury to Gillingham on a free transfer, and Christian McFarlane leaving Manchester City for Leicester on loan. BBC’s 28 July list also includes Sebastian Berhalter moving from Vancouver Whitecaps to Middlesbrough for an undisclosed fee and Luis Vazquez joining Birmingham from Anderlecht, also for an undisclosed amount.
Among the higher-profile Premier League deals recorded earlier in the month, BBC lists Morgan Rogers’ £117m move from Aston Villa to Chelsea, Christos Tzolis joining Arsenal from Club Brugge for £34m, Joao Gomes moving from Wolves to Aston Villa for £38m, and Abdul Fatawu joining Ipswich from Leicester for £20m. Other notable listed moves include Alejandro Garnacho’s loan from Chelsea to Aston Villa and Daizen Maeda’s switch from Celtic to Ipswich for an undisclosed fee.
The tracker also covers women’s football and Scottish transfers, including Melvine Malard’s £850,000 move from Manchester United to Chelsea, Misa Rodriguez joining Arsenal from Real Madrid on a free transfer, and Laurent Mendy moving from Forest Green Rovers to Heart of Midlothian for up to £1m. The page functions as a running reference for confirmed business rather than transfer speculation.
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