Hill Country Lobos 3:5 Lonestar 
Netherlands 1:1 Morocco 
Ulaanbaatar 2:3 Central Stallions 
SD Raiders U20 4:3 Sydney FC U20 
FC Sochi 4:2 Ska-khabarovsk 
SD Raiders 0:1 Sydney FC U23 
Kazincbarcikai 0:0 Zemplín Michalovce 
Logan Lightning 5:1 Redlands United 
Deren 2:1 Khangarid 
Waalwijk 2:1 Rot-weiss Oberhausen 
Olimpia Grudziądz 4:1 Petrolul Ploiesti 
Azam 2:0 Dodoma Jiji 
Coastal Union 2:1 Pamba Jiji 
Fountain Gate 4:3 Singida Black Stars 
JKT Tanzania 0:3 Young Africans 
Mashujaa 0:1 Tanzania Prisons 
Mbeya City 0:0 Tabora United 
Namungo 2:1 Mtibwa Sugar 
Simba 1:0 KMC 
Dikaki 0:7 Pélican 
Oyem AC 1:0 Lozo 
CSKA Moscow 1:1 Shinnik Yaroslavl 
FC Aarau 1:3 St. Gallen II 
Bitam 1:0 Bouenguidi 
FC 105 0:1 US Oyem 
Cercle Mbéri 1:0 Ogooue FC 
Rīgas FS 3:1 BFC Daugavpils 
VPS 2:3 Inter Turku 
Nyiregyhaza 0:3 Zbrojovka Brno 
Táborsko 0:3 SKU Amstetten 
The June 2026 transfer window is officially open, and clubs are wasting no time reshaping their squads. From big-money Premier League signings to key departures in the Women’s Super League, here’s your complete guide to every done deal this month.
Whether you follow the English top flight, the Scottish Premiership, the EFL, or women’s football, we’ve got you covered with all the confirmed transactions.
Premier League and Scottish Premiership Shuffle
England’s top division saw a flurry of activity early in the window. Several clubs locked in reinforcements to boost their chances for the upcoming season. Meanwhile, north of the border, Scottish clubs also made smart moves to strengthen their rosters.
- Manchester United finalized a deal for a versatile midfielder from Serie A, adding depth to their engine room.
- Chelsea offloaded a young winger to a newly promoted side in a permanent transfer.
- Rangers secured a proven striker from the Championship to lead their attack.
- Celtic brought in a left-back from the Dutch league on a three-year contract.
EFL and Women’s Super League Action
The English Football League (EFL) saw a mix of loan deals and free transfers as clubs balanced budgets and sought experience. The Women’s Super League (WSL) also made headlines with several high-profile moves.
- Leeds United signed a veteran goalkeeper on a free transfer to mentor their young defence.
- Sheffield Wednesday brought in a midfield general from League One rivals.
- Manchester City Women acquired a dynamic forward from a Spanish top-flight club.
- Arsenal Women added a commanding centre-back to their backline.
Big Names on the Move
Some of the biggest names in the game changed clubs this month, with several transfers breaking club records. Fans will be watching closely to see how these new faces fit into their systems.
Notably, a star midfielder from the Bundesliga completed a move to a London club, and a former Premier League top scorer returned to England after a stint abroad. The full list of all transactions—including free agents and youth promotions—is now available from official club announcements.