U. De Concepcion 136:77 Espanol de Talca 
Vaqueros de Bayamon 78:74 Criollos de Caguas 
Puerto Montt 71:86 Ancud 
Calgary Surge 101:88 Edmonton Stingers 
Abejas 101:89 Correcaminos 
Dorados 84:80 Freseros 
Gambusinos 86:71 Astros 
Lobos Plateados 80:63 El Calor de Cancun 
Santos 95:80 Mineros 
Diablos Rojos 92:88 Panteras 
Warwick Senators W 87:67 Goldfields Giants W 
Wellington Saints 119:94 Southland Sharks 
Perry Lakes Hawks 110:125 Geraldton Buccaneers 
Warwick Senators 92:104 Goldfields Giants 
BA CoE 81:94 Central Coast Crusaders 
Pasig City 86:108 Cebu Greats 
Norths Bears W 95:54 BA CoE W 
Logan Thunder 108:85 Mackay Meteors 
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Albury W 73:61 Hornsby S. W 
Newcastle Falcons W 69:61 Hills Hornets W 
Great Britain U18 63:72 Finland U18 
Ireland U18 80:60 Cyprus U18 
Melbourne Tigers W 75:61 Mt. Gambier W 
Manly W. W 82:91 Bankstown Bruins W 
Imus Braderhood 110:108 Marikina Shoemasters 
Norwood Flames W 68:64 South Adelaide Panthers W 
Dandenong 99:92 Kilsyth 
Sunshine Coast Phoenix 81:86 Ipswich Force 
Illawarra Hawks 2 86:65 Manly W. 
July 2026 was a busy month for soccer clubs around the UK. Teams from the Premier League, the English Football League, the Scottish Premiership, and the Women’s Super League all made big changes to their squads. Here is a full breakdown of the most important transfers that went through.
Premier League Clubs Shake Up Their Squads
The top flight saw several high-profile signings and departures. Some teams spent big to strengthen their starting eleven, while others let key players leave for new challenges.
- Manchester City signed a new midfielder from a La Liga side for a club-record fee.
- Arsenal brought in a versatile defender from a Serie A club to add depth to their backline.
- Liverpool sold a star forward to a German Bundesliga team, ending months of speculation.
- Chelsea added a young winger from a French Ligue 1 club, focusing on future talent.
- Aston Villa picked up a proven striker from a Premier League rival to boost their attack.
Scottish Premiership and EFL Make Key Moves
Celtic and Rangers were active in the Scottish market, while Championship and League One sides also completed important deals. These moves could change the balance of power in their respective leagues.
- Celtic secured a goalkeeper from an English Championship side to replace their outgoing number one.
- Rangers signed a creative midfielder from a Dutch Eredivisie club to improve their midfield options.
- Leeds United brought in a right-back from a Championship rival to strengthen their defense.
- Southampton added a central defender from a Belgian Pro League club on a four-year deal.
- Bolton Wanderers picked up a free agent striker who spent last season in League One.
Women’s Super League Strengthens Across the Board
The Women’s Super League also saw plenty of activity. Several clubs added international talent to their rosters, aiming for a stronger push in the upcoming season.
- Chelsea Women signed a forward from a Spanish Liga F club to add depth to their attack.
- Arsenal Women brought in a defender from a German Frauen-Bundesliga side to shore up their backline.
- Manchester United Women added a midfielder from a French Division 1 Féminine club.
- Manchester City Women secured a goalkeeper from a Swedish Damallsvenskan team.
- Liverpool Women picked up a young winger from a Championship side to develop for the future.
What This Means for the Upcoming Season
July 2026 set the stage for an exciting season ahead. Teams have filled gaps in their squads, added fresh talent, and let go of players who wanted new opportunities. With the transfer window still open for a few more weeks, fans should keep an eye out for even more surprises. The moves made this month could very well decide who lifts trophies next May.