Hattiesburg 1:0 Jackson Boom 
Long Island Rough Riders 4:1 Cedar Stars Rush 
Hudson Valley Crusaders W 3:1 Hartford Athletic W 
Flatirons Rush 0:3 Utah United 
Paraguay 0:0 Australia 
Türkiye 3:2 USA 
Botev Plovdiv 2:1 Arda Kardzhali 
Sydney FC U20 5:5 Sydney Utd U20 
Ural U20 1:0 Almaz Antey U19 
Baltika 3:0 Volga Ulyanovsk 
Austria Lustenau 2:0 FC WIL 1900 
Randers FC 2:4 Sonderjyske 
Sydney FC U23 1:0 Sydney United 
Heidelberg United 0:1 Oakleigh Cannons 
Rochedale Rovers 4:1 Gold Coast Knights 
Dandenong City 3:1 Avondale 
Keilor Park 2:0 Moreland City 
Croydon Kings 3:0 Adelaide United II 
Suwon FMC W 1:2 Gyeongju W 
Negelle Arsi 2:0 Ethiopia Nigd Bank 
RTC 0:1 Transport United 
Lillestrom 2:3 Degerfors IF 
Blacktown Spartans 3:1 Rydalmere Lions 
Eastern United 0:1 Cumberland United 
Olympia Warriors 4:2 University of Tasmania 
Glenorchy Knights U21 0:6 South Hobart II 
Bentleigh Greens 0:1 Altona Magic 
St. Albans Saints 0:2 Melbourne City II 
Brisbane Strikers 1:0 Ipswich 
Holland Park Hawks 1:4 Redlands United 
June 2026 was a busy month for soccer transfers. Clubs around the UK and beyond reshaped their squads for the upcoming season. Big names switched teams, rising stars found new homes, and a few surprise deals caught everyone’s attention. Here’s a look at the most important signings and goodbyes.
Premier League Stars on the Move
The top flight saw plenty of action. Several high-profile players changed clubs, aiming for new challenges or more playing time.
- Midfielders and forwards dominated the headlines with record fees.
- Defensive reinforcements arrived at clubs looking to tighten up at the back.
- A few young prospects moved from smaller teams to big‑name clubs for development.
One surprise was a veteran striker returning to England after a stint abroad. His experience is expected to boost a mid‑table side.
Scottish Premiership Shake‑Ups
North of the border, Scottish clubs also made key moves. The top teams strengthened their rosters to keep up with European ambitions.
- Several players from lower English leagues moved to Scotland for regular first‑team football.
- Loan deals were popular, especially for young talents needing game time.
- A couple of international stars chose the Scottish league as their next challenge.
Rangers and Celtic were active, but smaller clubs also made smart signings to stay competitive.
EFL and Women’s Super League Action
The English Football League and the Women’s Super League saw plenty of activity too. Championship, League One, and League Two clubs worked hard to improve their squads.
- Many free agents found new homes, especially in the lower divisions.
- The Women’s Super League attracted top talent from abroad, raising the league’s profile.
- Some clubs focused on youth, promoting academy players to the first team.
Overall, these moves set the stage for an exciting season ahead in both men’s and women’s football.
What These Deals Mean for the Season
The June 2026 transfer window reshaped many teams. Fans can expect fresh rivalries, new strategies, and plenty of drama when the season kicks off. Whether it’s a star signing or a smart budget pickup, every deal adds something special. Keep an eye on these players—they could make a big difference.