Premier League
CLUB-BY-CLUB PREMIER LEAGUE TRANSFER GUIDE TO EVERY COMPLETED DEAL
Friday June 7 saw the topsides in England confirm their retained and released lists to the Premier League, and 90min gives a round up all of the completed deals so far this window for your perusal.
Arsenal
IN
- Gabriel Martinelli from Ituano at an undisclosed fee
- William Saliba from Saint-Etienneat an undisclosed fee
- Dani Ceballos from Real Madrid on Loan
OUT
- David Ospina to Napoli at an undisclosed fee
- Aaron Ramsey to Juventus at an undisclosed fee
- Jordi Osei-Tutu to VfL Bochum on Loan
- Daniel Ballard to Swindon on Loan
- Ben Sheaf to Doncaster Rovers on Loan
- Danny Welbeck (Released)
- Stephan Lichtsteiner (Released)
- Cohen Bramall (Released)
- Charlie Gilmour (Norwich) Free
- Julio Pleguezuelo (Released)
- Petr Cech (Retired)
Aston Villa
IN
- Tyrone Mings from Bournemouth at a fee of £25.6m
- Bjorn Engels from Reims at a fee of £9m
- Frederic Guilbert from Caen at a fee of £5m
- Jota from Birmingham at an undisclosed fee
- Anwar El-Ghazi from Lille at an undisclosed fee
- Wesley from Club Brugge at an undisclosed fee
- Kortney Hause from Wolves) Undisclosed
- Matt Targett from Southampton at an undisclosed fee
- Ezri Konsa from Brentford at an undisclosed fee
- Mahmoud Trezeguet from Kasimpasa at an undisclosed fee
- Douglas Luiz from Manchester City at an undisclosed fee
OUT
- Harvey Knibbs to Cambridge United at an undisclosed fee
- Gary Gardner to Birmingham at an undisclosed fee
- Tommy Elphick to Huddersfield – Free
- Harry McKirdy to Carlisle – Free
- Albert Adomah to Nottingham Forest – Free
- Matija Sarkic to Livingston onLoan
- Mark Bunn (Released)
- Ritchie De Laet (Released)
- Alan Hutton (Released)
- Mile Jedinak (Released)
- Micah Richards (Released)
- Glenn Whelan (Released)
- Ross McCormack (Released)
Bournemouth
IN
- Lloyd Kelly from Bristol City at a fee of £13m
- Jack Stacey from Luton at a fee of £4m
OUT
Tyrone Mings (Aston Villa) £25.6m
Lys Mousset (Sheffield United) £10m
Connor Mahoney (Millwall) Undisclosed
Mikael Ndjoli (Gillingham) Loan
Emerson Hyndman (Atlanta United) Loan
Marc Pugh (Released)
Jordan Holmes (Released)
Tom Parker-Trott (Released)
James Boote (Released)
Nathan Clements (Released)
Brighton
IN
Matt Clarke (Portsmouth) £5m
Taylor Richards (Manchester City) £2.3m
Leandro Trossard (Genk) Undisclosed
OUT
Will Collar (Hamilton) Undisclosed
Ales Mateju (Brescia) Undisclosed
Richie Towell (Salford City) Free
Matthew Weaire (Colchester) Free
Alexis MacAllister (Boca Juniors) Loan
Ben White (Leeds United) Loan
Anthony Knockaert (Fulham) Loan
Leo Ostigard (St Pauli) Loan
Christian Walton (Blackburn Rovers) Loan
Jayson Molumby (Millwall) Loan
Robert Sanchez (Rochdale) Loan
Jan Mlakar (QPR) Loan
Viktor Gyokeres (St Pauli) Loan
Jordan Araujo (Released)
Ben Barclay (Released)
Julien Carre (Released)
William Collar (Released)
Billy Collings (Released)
Ben Hall (Released)
Joshua Kerr (Released)
Stefan Ljubicic (Released)
Owen Moore (Released)
Joe Tomlinson (Released)
Bruno Saltor (Retired)
Burnley
IN
Jay Rodriguez (West Brom) £7m
Joel Senior (Curzon Ashton) Undisclosed
Erik Pieters (Stoke) Undisclosed
Ryan Cooney (Bury) Undisclosed
OUT
Stephen Ward (Stoke City) Free
Anders Lindegaard (Released)
Marley Blair (Released)
Adam Bruce (Released)
Tinashe Chakwana (Released)
James Clark (Released)
Edward Cook (Released)
Mark Howarth (Released)
Ntumba Massanka (Released)
Connor Mitchell (Released)
Aiden Stone (Released)
Peter Crouch (Retired)
Jon Walters (Retired)
Chelsea
IN
Mateo Kovacic (Real Madrid) £40m
OUT
Eden Hazard (Real Madrid) £88.5m
Alvaro Morata (Atletico Madrid) €65m at the End of 2019/20 Season
Tomas Kalas (Bristol City) £8m
Daishawn Redan (Hertha Berlin) £2.3m
Ola Aina (Torino) Undisclosed
Jay Dasilva (Bristol City) Undisclosed
Fankaty Dabo (Coventry) Free
Bradley Collins (Barnsley) Free
Marcin Bulka (Paris Saint-Germain) Free
Charly Musonda (Vitesse) Loan
Nathan Baxter (Ross County) Loan
Richard Nartey (Burton Albion) Loan
Luke McCormick (Shrewsbury) Loan
Mario Pasalic (Atalanta) Loan Extended
Nathan (Atletico Mineiro) Loan Extended
Gary Cahill (Released)
Eduardo (Released)
Todd Kane (Released)
Josimar Quintero (Released)
Ruben Sammut (Released)
Kyle Scott (Released)
Martell Taylor-Crossdale (Released)
Jared Thompson (Released)
Rob Green (Retired)
Crystal Palace
IN
Jordan Ayew (Swansea City) Undisclosed
Stephen Henderson (Nottingham Forest) Free
OUT
Aaron Wan-Bissaka (Manchester United) £50m
Levi Lumeka (Varzim) Undisclosed
Ollie O’Dwyer (Aldershot) Free
Jason Puncheon (Released)
Julian Speroni (Released)
Bakary Sako (Released)
Joseph Hungbo (Released)
Tyler Brown (Released)
Pape Souare (Released)
Everton
IN
Andre Gomes (Barcelona) £22m
Fabian Delph (Manchester City) £9m
Jonas Lossl (Huddersfield) Free
OUT
Ademola Lookman (RB Leipzig) £22m
Nikola Vlasic (CSKA Moscow) £12m
Jack Kiersey (Walsall) Free
Phil Jagielka (Sheffield United) Free
Jonjoe Kenny (Schalke) Loan
Antonee Robinson (Wigan) Loan
Luke Garbutt (Ipswich) Loan
Joao Virginia (Reading) Loan
Kieran Dowell (Derby) Loan
Korede Adedoyin (Hamilton) Loan
Josh Bowler (Hull) Loan
Ashley Williams (Released)
Harry Charsley (Released)
Boris Mathis (Released)
Mateusz Hewelt (Released)
Shayne Lavery (Released)
Danny Bramall (Released)
Joe Hilton (Released)
Chris Renshaw (Released)
Leicester
IN
Youri Tielemans (Monaco) £40m
Ayoze Perez (Newcastle) £30m
James Justin (Luton Town) Undisclosed
George Hirst (OH Leuven) Undisclosed
Ali Reghba (Bohemians) Undisclosed
Vontae Daley-Campbel (Arsenal) Undisclosed
OUT
Daniel Iversen (Rotherham United) Loan
Shinji Okazaki (Released)
Danny Simpson (Released)
Max Bramley (Released)
Kairo Edwards-John (Released)
Davide Lorenzo (Released)
Habib Abdufatai Makanjuola (Released)
Alassane Meite (Released)
Louis Ramsay (Released)
Lamine Sheriff (Released)
Liverpool
IN
Sepp van den Berg (PEC Zwolle) Undisclosed
OUT
Danny Ings (Southampton) £20m
Rafael Camacho (Sporting CP) Undisclosed
Conor Masterson (QPR) Free
Alberto Moreno (Villarreal) Free
Sheyi Ojo (Rangers) Loan
Marko Grujic (Hertha BSC) Loan
Kamil Grabara (Huddersfield) Loan
Allan (Fluminense) Loan Extended
Daniel Sturridge (Released)
Adam Bogdan (Released)
Juanma Garcia (Released)
Glen McAuley (Released)
Connor Randall (Released)
Corey Whelan (Released)
Manchester City
IN
Rodri (Atletico Madrid) £62.8m
Angelino (PSV) – £5.3m
OUT
Fabian Delph (Everton) £9m
Taylor Richards (Brighton) £2.3m
Manu Garcia (Sporting Gijon) £3.6m
Pablo Mari (Flamengo) £1.5m
Vincent Kompany (Anderlecht) Free
Jack Harrison (Leeds) Loan
Patrick Roberts (Norwich) Loan
Matt Smith (QPR) Loan
Zack Steffen (Fortuna Dusseldorf) Loan
Arijanet Muric (Nottingham Forest) Loan
Paolo Fernandes (Perugia) Loan
Philippe Sandler (Anderlecht) Loan
Yangel Herrera (Granada) Loan
Nathan Brattan (Released)
Tom Dele-Bashiru (Released)
Cameron Humphreys-Grant (Released)
Aaron Nemane (Released)
Charles Oliver (Released)
Manchester United
IN
Aaron Wan-Bissaka (Crystal Palace) £50m
Daniel James (Swansea) £15m
OUT
Regan Poole (MK Dons) Free
Ander Herrera (PSG) Free
Antonio Valencia (Liga Deportiva Universitaria) Free
Matthew Olosunde (Rotherham) Free
Kieran O’Hara (Burton) Loan
Millen Baars (Released)
Joshua Bohui (Released)
Zachary Dearnley (Released)
Callum Gribbin (Released)
Darren McIntosh (Released)
Thomas Sang (Released)
Tyrell Warren (Released)
Callum Whelan (Released)
Matthew Willock (Released)
James Wilson (Released)
Newcastle
IN
Joelinton (Hoffenheim) £36m
OUT
Ayoze Perez (Leicester) £30m
Joselu (Alaves) Undisclosed
Mohamed Diame (Al Ahli) Free
Dan Barlaser (Rotherham) Loan
Liam Gibson (Grimsby Town) Loan
Callum Roberts (Released)
Josef Yarney (Released)
Tyrique Bartlett (Released)
Otto Huuhtanen (Released)
Stefan O’Connor (Released)
Jesus Cumbreras (Released)
Norwich
IN
Sam Byram (West Ham) £750,000
Aidan Fitzpatrick (Partick Thistle) £350,000
Daniel Adshead (Rochdale) Undisclosed
Archie Mair (Aberdeen) Undisclosed
Rob Nizet (Anderlecht) Undisclosed
Ryan McAlear (Motherwell) Undisclosed
Josip Drmic (Borussia Monchengladbach) Free
Charlie Gilmour (Arsenal) Free
Patrick Roberts (Manchester City) Loan
Ralf Fahrmann (Schalke) Loan
OUT
Nelson Oliveira (AEK Athens) Free
Marcel Franke (Hannover 96) Undisclosed
Ivo Pinto (Dinamo Zagreb) Free
Carlton Morris (Rotherham) Loan
Mason Bloomfield (Crawley) Loan
Josh Coley (Dunfermline) Loan
Sean Raggett (Portsmouth) Loan
Savvas Mourgos (Dordecht) Loan
James Husband (Blackpool) Loan
Sheffield United
IN
Lys Mousset (Bournemouth) £10m
Callum Robinson (Preston North End) £8m
Luke Freeman (QPR) Undisclosed
Phil Jagielka (Everton) Free
Ravel Morrison (Free Agent)
OUT
Paul Coutts (Fleetwood) Free
Nathan Thomas (Gillingham) Loan
Jake Eastwood (Scunthorpe) Loan
Tyler Smith (Bristol Rovers) Loan
Rhys Norrington-Davies (Rochdale) Loan
Oliver Greaves (Barrow AFC) Loan
Martin Cranie (Released)
Conor Washington (Released)
Daniel Lafferty (Released)
Caolan Lavery (Released)
Southampton
IN
Danny Ings (Liverpool) £20m
Moussa Djenepo (Standard Liege) £15m
Che Adams (Birmingham City) £15m
OUT
Sam Gallagher (Blackburn) £5m
Matt Targett (Aston Villa) Undisclosed
Jordy Clasie (AZ Alkmaar) Undisclosed
Steven Davis (Rangers) Free
Dan Bartlett (Coventry) Free
Jack Rose (Walsall) Loan
Alex Cull (Totton) Loan
Kingsley Latham (Havant & Waterlooville) Loan
Harry Hamblin (Bath City) Loan
Jonathan Afolabi (Released)
Jamie Bradley (Released)
Jake Flannigan (Released)
Siph Mdlalose (Released)
Ben Rowthorn (Released)
Tottenham
IN
Tanguy Ndombele (Lyon) €60m
Jack Clarke (Leeds) £10m
Kion Etete (Notts County) Undisclosed
OUT
Kieran Trippier (Atletico Madrid) £20m
Luke Amos (QPR) Loan
Jack Clarke (Leeds) Loan
Vincent Janssen (Monterrey) Undisclosed
Connor Ogilvie (Gillingham) Undisclosed
Dylan Duncan (Released)
Charlie Freeman (Released)
Thomas Glover (Released)
Fernando Llorente (Released)
Jamie Reynolds (Released)
Michel Vorm (Released)
Watford
IN
Craig Dawson (West Brom) Undisclosed
Bayli Spencer-Adams (Free) Arsenal
Tom Dele-Bashiru (Free) Manchester City
OUT
Obbi Oulare (Standard Liege) Undisclosed
Jerome Sinclair (Venlo) Loan
Michael Folivi (Wimbledon) Loan
Marc Navarro (Leganes) Loan
Ben Wilmot (Swansea City) Loan
Miguel Britos (Released)
Tommie Hoban (Released)
Ashley Charles (Released)
Andrew Eleftheriou (Released)
Samuel Howes (Released)
Tom Leighton (Released)
West Ham
IN
Sebastien Haller (Eintracht Frankfurt) £45m
Pablo Fornals (Villarreal) £24m
Roberto (Espanyol) Free
David Martin (Millwall) Free
OUT
Marko Arnautovic (Shanghai SIPG) £22.4m
Edimilson Fernandes (Mainz) £8m
Lucas Perez (Alaves) £2m
Sam Byram (Norwich) £750,000
Pedro Obiang (Sassuolo) Undisclosed
Josh Pask (Coventry) Free
Samir Nasri (Anderlecht) Free
Nathan Trott (AFC Wimbledon) Loan
Martin Samuelsen (FK Haugesund) Loan
Adrian (Released)
Andy Carroll (Released)
Toni Martinez (Released)
Moses Makasi (Released)
Noha Sylvestre (Released)
Vashon Neufville (Released)
Wolves
IN
Raul Jimenez (Benfica) £30m
Hong (Yeovil) Undisclosed
Raphael Nya (PSG) Undisclosed
Leander Dendoncker (Anderlecht) Undisclosed
Tsun Dai (Oxford United) Undisclosed
OUT
Ethan Ebanks-Landell (Shrewsbury) Undisclosed
Kortney Hause (Aston Villa) Undisclosed
Helder Costa (Leeds) Loan – With Obligation to Buy
Christian Herc (Viktoria Plzen) Loan
Ryan Giles (Shrewsbury) Loan
Ivan Cavaleiro (Fulham) Loan
Sherwin Seedorf (Motherwell) Loan
Joe Mason (MK Dons) Free
Michal Zyro (Released)
Carlos Heredia (Released)
Ben Goodliffe (Released)
Aaron Hayden (Released)
Diego Lattie (Released)
Enzo Sauvage (Released)
Manchester United cruised to a rare comfortable home Premier League victory as goals from Mason Mount and Benjamin Sesko secured a 2-0 win over Sunderland on Saturday.
With the pressure growing on manager Ruben Amorim after a disappointing start to the season, Mount calmed the nerves around the ground with a fine early finish to break the deadlock.
United continued to dominate, with a spectacular save from Sunderland goalkeeper Robin Roefs preventing Bruno Fernandes from adding a sumptuous second before Sesko netted his first Old Trafford goal after 31 minutes.
Sunderland were awarded a penalty late in the first half, a decision that was overturned following a VAR intervention, but they never really threatened after the break as United eased to a third home league victory of the season.
The result put United in provisional eighth place with 10 points from seven games, two places below Sunderland on 11.
Wins, especially comfortable ones, have been in short supply for Portuguese Amorim since he took charge in November.
United supporters have slowly started to turn on the new manager as a result, with nothing short of victory over promoted Sunderland, despite the visitors’ impressive start to the season, enough to appease the disgruntled masses.
Mount’s superb control and finish was just what the beleaguered boss needed. The fine strike was the earliest United have scored in the Premier League since Marcus Rashford’s goal at Ipswich Town in Amorim’s first game in charge.
It was only a matter of time until the hosts scored again, such was their dominance. From a long throw, Sesko was alert to the flick-on before steering home his second in as many games.
United thought they had shot themselves in the foot as Sesko was penalised for a high boot in his own penalty area, only for VAR to deem it not to be a foul.
The hosts took their foot off the gas in the second half, but still should have added to their tally, with veteran Brazilian Casemiro blazing their best chance over the bar.
Sunderland did manufacture a late gilt-edged chance but Senne Lammens, making his debut in the United goal, stood tall to block, completing an assured performance from the keeper and his new teammates.
-Reuters
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Premier League champions Liverpool dropped points for the first time this season when they lost 2-1 at Crystal Palace in the eighth minute of added time as Manchester United and Chelsea suffered 3-1 defeats on Saturday.
United slumped at Brentford and 10-man Chelsea were beaten at home by Brighton & Hove Albion, who scored twice in stoppage time.
Manchester City thrashed Burnley 5-1 thanks to two own goals and a late brace from Erling Haaland while Leeds United were held to a 2-2 draw after Bournemouth equalised in added time through 19-year-old Eli Junior Kroupi.
There was also a late twist at Tottenham Hotspur when Joao Palhinha struck an equaliser in the fourth minute of stoppage time to salvage a 1-1 draw at home to bottom club Wolverhampton Wanderers.
LIVERPOOL SUFFER FIRST LOSS
Liverpool were on the back foot early on when Palace took the lead in the ninth minute through a set-piece when the ball fell to Ismaila Sarr who smashed it home.
Liverpool would have conceded more if not for goalkeeper Alisson while Jean-Philippe Mateta nearly made it 2-0 when he hit the post.
Although Liverpool equalised through Federico Chiesa in the 87th minute, fellow substitute Eddie Nketiah provided late drama when he scored the winner in the 97th minute, with Selhurst Park celebrating the goal twice after VAR confirmed he was not offside.
“The boys are in really good form and think we can win every game and today we showed that,” Nketiah told the BBC.
Palace ended the day in second place, three points behind leaders Liverpool although Arsenal can go second if they beat Newcastle United on Sunday.
OWN GOALS, HAALAND GIVE MAN CITY WIN
Burnley’s Maxime Esteve became only the sixth player to score two own goals in a Premier League game as City climbed up to fourth.
Esteve scored the first when he tried to deny Phil Foden but Jaidon Anthony made it 1-1 with a shot that deflected off Ruben Dias.
Matheus Nunes restored City’s lead with a close-range effort before Esteve’s second own goal came when he looked to stop Oscar Bobb from finding the net.
Haaland struck twice in the dying minutes to hand Burnley their biggest loss of the season.
MANCHESTER UNITED LOSE AT BRENTFORD
Bryan Mbeumo received a warm welcome from the Brentford fans as he returned to his former club for the first time since his move to Manchester United but the reception paled in comparison to the roars when the home side went 2-0 up inside 20 minutes.
Igor Thiago capitalised on United’s high line for the opener when Jordan Henderson sent him through on goal in the eighth minute, before the Brazilian forward grabbed his second when United keeper Altay Bayindir spilled a save right into his path.
United pulled one back when Benjamin Sesko scored his first goal for the club but Bruno Fernandes had a penalty saved by Caoimhin Kelleher before Mathias Jensen put the game out of reach in added time with a rocket from outside the box.
“We didn’t control the game, we played the game of Brentford. We were really confused (on) second balls, first balls, set pieces,” United manager Ruben Amorim said.
“The crucial moments, they were against us. Tough to lose again.”
CHELSEA SEE RED AGAIN
Chelsea had a player sent off for a second time in as many league games when Trevoh Chalobah saw red for denying Brighton a goal-scoring opportunity at Stamford Bridge.
Enzo Fernandez had given Chelsea a 1-0 lead with a close-range header but Chalobah’s red card in the 53rd minute reduced the home side to 10 men and Brighton made it count when Danny Welbeck opened his account for the season with the equaliser.
Brighton capitalised again in the 92nd minute when Maxim De Cuyper powered home a header and the visitors sealed all three points when Welbeck scored in the 10th minute of added time.
Bournemouth took the lead at Leeds when Antoine Semenyo scored from a free kick but the home side made it 2-1 when Joe Rodon and Sean Longstaff netted either side of halftime.
With Leeds close to taking three points, Kroupi volleyed home from inside the box in the 93rd minute to lift Bournemouth into a group of three clubs on 11 points.
Sunderland moved to 11 points and fourth place by beating Nottingham Forest 1-0 at the City Ground to leave Forest’s new manager Ange Postecoglou winless after five games in charge.
Omar Alderete’s first-half goal was the difference between the two sides with Sunderland mounting a staunch rearguard action as Forest laid siege to their goal.
Wolves were seconds away from earning their first win of the season after losing their opening five games in their worst ever start to a league campaign.
They led through Santiago Bueno’s scrappy goal early in the second half but Palhinha guided in a superb finish to send Tottenham to third place on goal difference.
-Reuters
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Manchester United manager Ruben Amorim said his side must match the level of urgency they showed against Chelsea on Saturday if they are to keep on winning.
Having tasted victory just once this season going into the game, on the back of their lowest top-flight league finish last term since they were relegated in 1973-74, the pressure was on Amorim ahead of Chelsea’s visit in the Premier League.
The early dismissal of Blues goalkeeper Robert Sanchez gave United the platform to earn a vital win with goals from Bruno Fernandes and Casemiro but the performance, from the off, reached levels of intensity that had been lacking in recent struggles.
“Sometimes we have some moments that we feel an urgency to have a result,” Amorim said. “Today we won, it’s nice to win, but let’s not forget that return to that urgency in our game.
“We need to win the next game. That is the most important thing. In this big club it’s not a feeling that today is a really good game, let’s relax a little bit. Let’s keep that urgency. That is the most important feeling we have to take for the next week.”
In true United fashion, the hosts still made things difficult for themselves from a seemingly unassailable position, 2-0 in front with a numerical advantage in the driving Manchester rain.
Casemiro’s sending-off late in the first half gave the visitors a lifeline, with Trevoh Chalobah’s header ensuring a nervy finish at an expectant Old Trafford.
“We showed that when everything is going well, we arrange something to make it difficult,” Amorim said. “But we suffered together in the end. That was a good thing, if you look at the game we deserved to win.
“We were trying to do things a little bit too much, making a tackle that maybe we shouldn’t. It’s hard to say, because that is the pressure. I feel more pressure in some young guys sometimes.
“Maybe it’s because Casemiro cares. We score one and he has that tackle. Sometimes it’s not the pressure, they wanted too much in that moment.”
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