Window slams shut: Every major transfer completed across Europe on deadline day

Europe’s major summer transfer windows produced a frantic Deadline Day on September 1, 2026, headlined by Enzo Fernández’s £125 million switch from Chelsea to Manchester City. Below are the major first-team deals confirmed across the Premier League, La Liga, Serie A, Bundesliga and Ligue 1, rather than lower-league and academy moves. Sky Sports and TNT Sports both tracked the completed business.

• Enzo Fernández: Chelsea → Manchester City — £125m
• Iliman Ndiaye: Everton → Manchester City — £65m
• Matias Fernandez-Pardo: Lille → Newcastle — £51m
• Ibrahim Mbaye: PSG → Aston Villa — £47m
• Malick Fofana: Lyon → Sunderland — £31m
• Taylor Harwood-Bellis: Southampton → Aston Villa — about £30m
• Lucca Brughmans: Genk → Liverpool — £30m, loaned back to Genk
• Hugo Larsson: Eintracht Frankfurt → Fulham — fee reported by Sky at £21m
• Ilyas Ansah: Union Berlin → Hull City — £21m
• Zian Flemming: Burnley → Ipswich Town — £20m
• Beto: Everton → Fiorentina — £15.4m
• Chema Andrés: Stuttgart → Brighton — undisclosed
• Marc Guiu: Chelsea → RB Leipzig — about £14m
• Brooke Norton-Cuffy: Genoa → Hull City — £12m
• Tosin Adarabioyo: Chelsea → Tottenham — £10m
• Sorba Thomas: Stoke City → Hull City — £10m
• Gabriel Jesus: Arsenal → Barcelona — £8.6m
• David Affengruber: Elche → Fulham — £8.5m
• Fabio Vieira: Arsenal → Hamburg — about £8m
• Deivid Washington: Chelsea → Strasbourg — £6.9m
• Juan Riquelme Angulo: Independiente → Sunderland — £5m
• Ainsley Maitland-Niles: Lyon → Everton — £4m
• Miguel/Manuel Ángel: Real Madrid → Fulham — about £3m
• Jack Grealish: Manchester City → Everton — loan
• Mykhailo Mudryk: Chelsea → Tottenham — loan
• Ethan Nwaneri: Arsenal → Borussia Dortmund — loan
• Nick Woltemade: Newcastle → Juventus — loan
• Pape Matar Sarr: Tottenham → Juventus — loan with obligation to buy
• Kevin Danso: Tottenham → Sunderland — loan with obligation to buy
• Robert Sánchez: Chelsea → Como — loan
• Harvey Elliott: Liverpool → Valencia — loan
• Wilfried Gnonto: Leeds → Fiorentina — loan
• Honest Ahanor: Atalanta → Crystal Palace — loan
• Jean-Mattéo Bahoya: Eintracht Frankfurt → Leeds — loan
• Darío Osorio: Midtjylland → Crystal Palace — loan
• Quinten Timber: Marseille → Crystal Palace — undisclosed
• Ben Chilwell: Strasbourg → Crystal Palace — undisclosed
• Nathan Patterson: Everton → Torino — free/undisclosed depending tracker
• Dário Essugo: Chelsea → Strasbourg — loan
• Kota Takai: Tottenham → Sint-Truiden — loan
• Luis Semedo: Sunderland → Clermont — undisclosed
• Tim Iroegbunam: Everton → Hull City — £13m
• Robinio Vaz: Roma → Hull City — loan
• Christos Mouzakitis: Olympiacos → Hull City — undisclosed
• Melvin Bard: Lens → Leeds — fee undisclosed.

Major La Liga deals

Jonathan David left Juventus for Atlético Madrid on a loan with an obligation to buy, while Liverpool midfielder Harvey Elliott joined Valencia on loan. Barcelona completed the bargain-looking £8.6m Gabriel Jesus transfer from Arsenal.

Other notable Spanish deals were Youssouf Fofana from AC Milan to Sevilla on loan; José María Giménez from Atlético Madrid to Deportivo La Coruña on loan; Marc Casadó from Barcelona to Deportivo on loan; Thomas Lemar from Atlético to Elche on loan; Romain Del Castillo from Brest to Osasuna for about £860,000; Sebastián Cáceres from Club América to Celta Vigo for £3.9m; and Jens Cajuste from Napoli to Málaga on loan.

Major Serie A deals

Juventus added Nick Woltemade from Newcastle and Pape Matar Sarr from Tottenham, with Sarr’s loan containing an obligation to buy. Como signed Robert Sánchez on loan from Chelsea and Moise Kean from Juventus on a loan with an obligation.

Fiorentina brought in Beto from Everton for £15.4m, Wilfried Gnonto from Leeds on loan and Pedro Gonçalves from Sporting CP on loan. Torino added Nathan Patterson from Everton and Rafik Belghali from Verona, while Rolando Mandragora returned from Fiorentina for £4.3m.

Major Bundesliga deals

Ethan Nwaneri made one of Deadline Day’s most intriguing moves, leaving Arsenal for Borussia Dortmund on loan. Marc Guiu departed Chelsea for RB Leipzig for around £14m, while Fabio Vieira left Arsenal for Hamburg for roughly £8m.

Moussa Diaby returned to Bayer Leverkusen from Al-Ittihad, Hwang Hee-chan joined Schalke from Wolves on loan, Lilian Brassier moved from Rennes to Eintracht Frankfurt for £8.5m, and Hamburg also added David Møller Wolfe on loan and Zakaria El Ouahdi.

Major Ligue 1 deals

Strasbourg secured Deivid Washington from Chelsea for £6.9m and took Dário Essugo on loan. Jean-Clair Todibo moved from West Ham to Lens on loan, Cameron Archer joined Auxerre from Southampton on loan, Conrad Harder left RB Leipzig for Strasbourg on loan, and Maurits Kjærgaard moved from Salzburg to Lille.

The scale of spending was extraordinary. Reuters reported that Premier League clubs alone reached a record £3.198 billion in gross summer spending, with Manchester City’s £65m Ndiaye deal helping push the total beyond last summer’s record. Chelsea finished as the Premier League’s biggest summer spenders at about £347m, while Tottenham spent around £303m.

Note: deal trackers were still being updated after the 11pm UK deadline because clubs that submitted paperwork in time could receive additional time to finalise registrations, so very late confirmations can still alter the definitive list.