Emelec 1:1 Mushuc Runa SC 
Deportivo Cali W 1:0 América de Cali W 
Botafogo SP 4:2 Juventude 
Boca Juniors 1:0 O'Higgins 
Santa Fe 2:0 Caracas FC 
Defensa Y Justicia 1:1 Aldosivi 
CS Herediano 1:1 Puntarenas FC 
Yenisey II 0:0 Torpedo Vladimir 
Manly Utd U20 6:0 Sydney Olympic U20 
Obolon'-Brovar 0:1 Kudrivka 
Preston 0:1 Cambridge United 
Amiens 0:1 Boulogne 
RTC 0:0 Bhutan U19 
Manly United 4:0 Sydney Olympic 
Heidelberg United 0:0 Sunshine Georgies 
Green Gully 0:0 Dandenong City 
St. Albans Saints 3:2 Hume City 
Keilor Park 0:1 Bayside Argonauts 
Nunawading 1:4 Malvern 
Al-Ahli Jeddah 1:3 Guimaraes 
Coal India 2:2 Rainbow 
NA Suruchi Sangha 0:4 Aryan 
Eastern Lions 1:1 Box Hill 
Penafiel 0:2 Leganes 
Almaz Antey U19 2:1 Lokomotiv Moskva U19 
Adelaide Olympic 5:1 South Adelaide Panthers 
Gyeongju W 6:1 Changnyeong W 
Hwacheon KSPO W 2:0 Boeun Sangmu W 
Seoul W 0:3 Gumi Sportstoto W 
Suwon FMC W 4:0 Incheon Red Angels W 
July 2026 has been a whirlwind for soccer fans. Clubs across the top leagues have been busy bringing in fresh talent and saying goodbye to familiar faces. Whether you follow the Premier League, the Scottish Premiership, the EFL, or the Women’s Super League, there’s plenty to track this month.
We’ve rounded up all the major deals that have gone through so far. Here’s your complete guide to the signings and departures you need to know about.
Premier League: Big Names on the Move
England’s top flight has seen some serious activity. Several clubs have strengthened their squads with high-profile arrivals, while a few star players have headed out the door.
- Manchester City signed a young striker from the Bundesliga for a reported £45 million.
- Liverpool added a creative midfielder from Italy’s Serie A.
- Arsenal waved goodbye to two defenders, both moving to Spanish clubs.
- Newcastle United broke their transfer record to bring in a winger from Portugal.
Scottish Premiership and EFL: Plenty of Activity
North of the border and in the lower English leagues, the story is similar. Teams are working hard to build winning rosters before the season kicks off.
Celtic and Rangers have both made multiple additions to their midfields. In the Championship, a promoted side spent big on a proven scorer, while League One and League Two clubs focused on loan deals and free transfers to balance their budgets.
Women’s Super League: Top Talent Changing Teams
The WSL has not been left behind. Several of the league’s biggest clubs have made moves to improve their lineups ahead of the new season.
- Chelsea brought in a defender from the French league, adding depth to their back line.
- Manchester United signed a forward who was the top scorer in Sweden’s top division last year.
- Arsenal let a midfielder go to a rival club in a deal that surprised many fans.
What’s Next Before the Window Closes
With August still to come, expect even more transfers to happen. Teams often save their biggest deals for the final weeks. Keep an eye on the rumor mill for last-minute swaps and surprise signings. We’ll keep this list updated as each new deal is confirmed.