Manta FC 0:1 Delfin SC 
Blooming 1:1 Gualberto Villarroel SJ 
New England FC 0:3 Ironbound 
Cerezo Osaka 1:0 Tochigi City 
Kashima 5:0 Vegalta Sendai 
CSA Steaua Bucureşti 3:0 Tunari 
Tondela 1:0 Varzim 
Yokohama F. Marinos 1:1 Tegevajaro Miyazaki 
Schwarz-Weiß Bregenz 1:1 Austria Lustenau 
Fortuna Düsseldorf 2:0 Ružomberok 
RAAL La Louvière 3:1 Excelsior Virton 
OH Leuven 5:1 Lommel United 
Freiburg II 0:3 Bochum II 
Lechia Zielona Góra 1:3 Carina Gubin 
Sanjoanense 0:3 Felgueiras 1932 
União de Leiria 2:0 AD Marco 09 
Almere City FC 2:1 FC Volendam 
Marlin Coast 0:4 Brunswick Juventus FC 
Chaves 4:1 Fafe 
Charlestown City Blues 0:5 Weston Bears 
Tensung 0:4 Thimphu City 
Jeonnam Dragons 3:4 Asan Mugunghwa 
FK Beograd 2:3 North Sunshine Eagles 
Ansan Greeners 0:2 Jinju Citizen 
Changwon City 1:5 Gimhae City 
Daegu FC 0:1 Siheung Citizen 
Hwaseong 4:3 Yangpyeong 
Paju Citizen 3:2 Gangneung City 
Seongnam FC 2:1 Pocheon 
Suwon City FC 3:2 Pyeongchang United 
The summer transfer window of July 2026 brought plenty of excitement for football fans. From big-money moves to surprise loan deals, here’s a complete rundown of all the confirmed signings and departures across top leagues.
Premier League Shake-Ups
The Premier League saw several high-profile transfers this July. Key deals included:
- Star striker moved from one top club to another for a record fee.
- Midfielder switched teams after a long contract standoff.
- Defender joined a newly promoted side to shore up their backline.
A few clubs also said goodbye to fan favorites as they looked to rebuild.
Scottish and EFL Action
North of the border, Scottish clubs were active. Rangers and Celtic both made key signings to strengthen their squads for European competitions. In the EFL, Championship teams splashed cash on young talents while League One and Two focused on loan deals.
- Celtic signed a winger from the Belgian league.
- Leeds United brought in a veteran goalkeeper.
- Several League One clubs used the loan market to add depth.
The lower leagues also saw plenty of free transfers as clubs worked within tight budgets.
Women’s Super League Moves
The Women’s Super League didn’t slow down either. Top clubs added international stars to compete for the title. Notable moves included:
- Arsenal signed a prolific goalscorer from a rival league.
- Chelsea bolstered their midfield with a young playmaker.
- Manchester City brought in a defender with Champions League experience.
Overall, the women’s game continues to grow with more investment in transfers.
What This Means for the Season Ahead
These July deals set the stage for an exciting season. Fans can expect new rivalries and fresh tactics as players settle into their new clubs. With more time left in the window, a few more surprises might still come, but these are the big moves that already happened.