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11 August 2024
Gerónimo Rulli
Goalkeeper
Ajax to Marseille
Argentina’s back-up goalkeeper leaves Netherlands after difficult season to make fresh start in France
£2.6m
11 August 2024
Caleb Wiley
Defender
Chelsea to Strasbourg
Left-back signed from Atlanta United earlier in the summer farmed out to BlueCo-owned Ligue 1 club
loan
11 August 2024
Christian Mawissa
Defender
Toulouse to Monaco
Having won the Under-17 Euros with France in 2022, 19-year-old centre-back continues swift rise with eye-catching move
£13.7m
Andy Pelmard
Defender
Clermont Foot to Lecce
Left-back, 24, joins Serie A side on loan with obligation to buy dependent on him reaching certain milestones
loan
11 August 2024
Jayden Braaf
Forward
Verona to Salernitana
Manchester City academy graduate seeks game time in Serie B after understated spell on loan at Fortuna Sittard last term
loan
11 August 2024
Pedro Neto
Winger
Wolverhampton Wanderers to Chelsea
Winger, 24, is presented to Stamford Bridge crowd during friendly after signing seven-year deal in record Wolves sale
£54m
Lewis Koumas
Forward
Liverpool to Stoke City
Jonathan Walters, Stoke’s sporting director, ‘thankful to Liverpool for entrusting us with one of their brightest prospects’
loan
10 August 2024
Davide Veroli
Defender
Cagliari to Sampdoria
Able to play at left-back or centre-back, 21-year-old heads to Serie B to gain experience
loan
10 August 2024
Johann Lepenant
Midfielder
Lyon to Nantes
Defensive midfielder who served as back-up in France’s Olympic squad moves on loan with option to buy
loan
10 August 2024
Marco Pellegrino
Defender
Milan to Independiente
Centre-back, 22, returns to home country after underwhelming loan with relegated Salernitana last season
loan
10 August 2024
Irvin Cardona
Forward
Augsburg to Espanyol
Striker goes back out on new loan after scoring 10 goals to help Saint-Ètienne win promotion
loan
10 August 2024
Aliou Baldé
Defender
Nice to Bochum
Left winger who featured for Guinea at Paris Olympics moves to Bundesliga with option for permanent deal
loan
10 August 2024
Jean-Clair Todibo
Defender
Nice to West Ham United
Hammers continue summer rebuild with loan move for centre-back, who will make move permanent next summer
loan
Alexis Sánchez
Forward
Inter to Udinese
Sánchez returns to club he left for Barcelona in 2011, signing two-year deal – ‘El Niño Maravilla is back’
free
10 August 2024
Facundo Buonanotte
Midfielder
Brighton to Leicester City
Big opportunity for me’ – promising playmaker joins promoted Foxes in hope of gaining regular game time
loan
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After financial fair play concerns stifled the January transfer market, what is the outlook for this summer? One club who have already strengthened are Real Madrid. The European champions have signed Kylian Mbappé on a free (but with a €125m signing bonus going to the player), while Brazilian sensation Endrick will join up with Carlo Ancelotti’s side this summer, 18 months after a deal was agreed with Palmeiras.
There have been coaching changes at several European heavyweight clubs already this summer. Vincent Kompany (Bayern Munich), Hansi Flick (Barcelona), Arne Slot (Liverpool), Enzo Maresca (Chelsea), Antonio Conte (Napoli) and Juventus’s incoming new manager, Thiago Motta, will all surely be planning to spend money on reshaping their squads.
Other Premier League sides have questions to answer too. Manchester United’s summer plans are uncertain with Sir Jim Ratcliffe apparently eager to rebuild, and Erik ten Hag still in the dugout (at time of writing). Newcastle need to keep balancing the books, Aston Villa have to strengthen for a Champions League campaign, while Manchester City and Arsenal may seek an early advantage in a third title battle.
Tottenham need an overhaul after running out of steam last season, and have already brought in Swedish rising star Lucas Bergvall; Brentford have spent £30m on striker Igor Thiago, which should free up Ivan Toney to move on. The promoted sides – Leicester, Ipswich and Southampton – also have to invest carefully to try and avoid the fate of last season’s trio.
Elsewhere on the continent, questions abound. How will PSG rebuild without Mbappé? Will Xabi Alonso look to upgrade his formidable Leverkusen side? How will Girona approach a first-ever Champions League campaign? And what next for the Saudi Pro League after they reshaped the transfer market last summer? We will have our answers by 30 August, when the window closes across Europe.
