Atlanta Hawks 64:96 Memphis Grizzlies 
Cangrejeros 78:95 Criollos de Caguas 
Leones De Ponce 98:92 San German 
Miami Heat 90:99 Toronto Raptors 
Denver Nuggets 108:101 Portland Trail Blazers 
Auckland Tuatara 108:91 Manawatu Jets 
Cairns W 82:68 Rockhampton W 
Sutherland Sharks W 74:60 Penrith P. W 
Bendigo Braves W 58:112 Keilor Thunder W 
Eltham W 93:83 Kilsyth W 
Knox W 78:59 Hobart Chargers W 
Sandringham W 86:73 Northern Tasmania W 
Slovakia U20 71:72 Estonia U20 
Armenia U20 74:57 Albania U20 
Macau Black Bears 124:149 Converge FiberXers 
Ivory Coast U17 W 51:66 Colombia U17 W 
Cairns Marlins 116:91 Rockhampton Rockets 
Sutherland Sharks 104:55 Penrith P. 
Woodville Warriors 79:90 Central Districts Lions 
Australia U17 W 70:64 Japan U17 W 
Perth Redbacks W 53:92 Mandurah Magic W 
Perry Lakes Hawks W 80:91 Cockburn Cougars W 
South West Slammers W 50:88 Kalamunda Eastern Suns W 
Bendigo Braves 69:93 Keilor Thunder 
Eltham 94:76 Kilsyth 
Knox 121:86 Hobart Chargers 
Sandringham Sabres 130:80 Northern Tasmania 
Sweden U20 71:62 Luxembourg U20 
Blackwater Bossing 89:81 Magnolia Hotshots 
North Macedonia U20 97:62 Georgia U20 
July 2026 was a whirlwind for football fans. Clubs across England, Scotland, and the Women’s Super League made big moves to strengthen their squads. Here’s a rundown of the most important deals that went through.
Premier League Clubs Shake Up Their Squads
The top flight saw some surprising transfers. Several teams spent big to bring in new talent while others let key players leave.
- Manchester United signed a young striker from Serie A for £60 million.
- Arsenal added a versatile midfielder from La Liga to boost their midfield options.
- Chelsea said goodbye to their captain, who moved to a Saudi Pro League club.
- Liverpool brought in a left-back from the Bundesliga to replace an aging star.
Meanwhile, newly promoted teams also made smart additions to try to stay in the league.
EFL and Scottish Premiership: Key Deals Worth Noting
Down in the Championship, League One, and League Two, there were plenty of moves. Scottish clubs also made headlines.
- Leeds United signed a proven Championship striker from a rival club.
- Celtic added a winger from the Portuguese league to strengthen their attack.
- Rangers brought in a central defender from the English Championship.
- Several League One teams swapped players on loan to gain experience.
These deals could shake up the promotion and title races in the coming season.
Women’s Super League Builds for a Strong Season
The WSL also saw a lot of activity. Top clubs brought in international stars to compete for the title.
- Chelsea Women signed a top scorer from the French league.
- Manchester City Women added a talented midfielder from the US.
- Arsenal Women kept their core squad while adding a young defender.
- Several clubs made smart free transfers to improve depth.
With the season approaching, these moves could make the WSL race even more exciting.
How These Transfers Could Shape the Season
All these deals mean that the 2026-27 season will look different from last year. Teams have changed their strategies, and fans will be watching closely to see how new players fit in. The transfer window may have closed, but the real action is just beginning on the pitch.