Norway 3:2 Senegal 
Denton Diablos 3:1 McKinney Chupacabras 
Jordan 1:2 Algeria 
Changchun Xidu 0:0 Rizhao Yuqi 
Qingdao Red Lions 0:0 Dalian Kewei 
Shanghai Second 1:2 Dalian Yingbo B 
Xiamen Feilu 0:0 Hubei Chufeng Heli 
Gold Coast Knights 4:1 Eastern Suburbs 
Robina City 5:1 Capalaba 
Edgeworth Eagles 3:2 Lambton Jaffas 
Paro 11:0 Ugyen Academy 
Logan Lightning 2:3 Holland Park Hawks 
Zvezda St. Petersburg 2:3 Spartak Moscow 2 
Guangdong Mingtu 0:0 Guizhou Zhucheng 
Nantong Haimen Codion 2:2 Shanghai Port II 
Humenné 1:2 Zemplín Michalovce 
Alga 3:1 Bars 
Neftchi 1:3 Dordoi Bishkek 
KuPS 4:3 Ilves 
Lahti 0:0 Turku PS 
VPS 4:1 AC Oulu 
Saburtalo 2:1 Meshakhte 
BFA 0:2 Kauno Žalgiris 
Zbrojovka Brno 4:0 Prostějov 
Minija 1:0 Panevėžys 
Levski Sofia 5:0 Etar Veliko Tarnovo 
Sileks 0:1 Dinamo Tirana 
FC Gomel 0:0 Enisey 
Inter Turku 0:0 SJK 
FF Jaro 0:1 Gnistan 
June 2026 was a busy month for soccer transfers. Clubs in the Premier League, Scottish Premiership, EFL, and Women’s Super League all made big moves to strengthen their squads. Here is a full look at the most important signings and departures.
Premier League and Scottish Premiership Highlights
Top-flight teams in England and Scotland were active in the market. Several high-profile players switched clubs, while others left on free transfers or loans.
- Manchester City signed a young midfielder from La Liga for a reported £45 million.
- Liverpool brought in a veteran defender on a free transfer from Serie A.
- Chelsea sold two attacking players to clubs in Germany and France.
- Rangers added a striker from the Championship for £8 million.
- Celtic secured a winger from the Dutch league on a four-year deal.
EFL and Women’s Super League Activity
Lower-league English clubs and top women’s teams also made key moves. Many deals focused on young talent and experienced leaders.
- Leeds United signed a goalkeeper from League One for £2.5 million.
- Southampton brought in a central midfielder on loan from a Premier League rival.
- Arsenal Women added a forward from the Swedish league.
- Chelsea Women sold a defender to a club in Spain.
- Manchester United Women signed a midfielder from the NWSL.
What These Deals Mean for the Season Ahead
These transfers show that clubs are planning for both immediate success and long-term growth. Big spenders like Manchester City and Liverpool are aiming for trophies, while teams like Rangers and Leeds are building for promotion or European runs. The Women’s Super League continues to attract global talent, making the competition even stronger. Fans can expect an exciting season with all these new faces on the pitch.