Colorado Springs 1:2 San Antonio 
Davis Legacy 1:2 Project 51O 
Santafé Wanderers 5:2 Sunflower State 
GFI 2:0 Brazos Valley 
Houston Sur 0:2 AHFC Royals 
Lubbock Matadors 1:1 McKinney Chupacabras 
Minneapolis City 3:1 RKC 
Rockford Raptors 3:2 Edgewater Castle 
Charlottesville Blues 0:3 Lionsbridge 
Mississippi Brilla 3:3 Memphis 901 
Corpus Christi 0:0 Alta 
West Texas 2:1 Fort Worth Vaqueros 
CAP 0:0 BOA 
Caravel 1:6 Estrella 
South Africa 1:0 South Korea 
Spokane Velocity 2:1 Westchester SC 
Marin 3:3 Sportivo San Juan 
Lonestar 1:1 San Antonio FC 2 
Czechia 0:3 Mexico 
Los Angeles FC II 1:0 Minnesota United II 
Academica 2:3 San Francisco City 
Ventura County Fusion 5:1 Seahorses 
Stars FC 5:2 City SC 
Khovd 1:6 Hunters 
Khoromkhon 2:4 Ulaangom City 
Sport Academy Kairat 5:0 Khan Tengri 
Yelimay Semey 2 0:3 Turan Turkistan 
FC Botosani 1:0 Dunfermline 
Al Nejmeh 1:0 Tadamon Sour 
Aktobe Jas 3:1 Arys 
The June transfer window brought plenty of action as clubs from England, Scotland, and the Women’s Super League reshaped their squads. From record fees to free agents, here is a complete look at the signings and departures that happened this month.
Premier League Clubs Spend Big
England’s top division saw several high-profile moves. Teams brought in fresh talent to boost their chances next season. Key deals included:
- Manchester United signed a young midfielder from Portugal for a reported £40 million.
- Chelsea added a Brazilian winger to their attack on a five-year contract.
- Arsenal secured a new defender on a free transfer after his contract expired elsewhere.
- Liverpool let go of an experienced forward, who joined a Saudi Arabian club.
Scottish Premiership and EFL Busy with Moves
In Scotland, Celtic and Rangers made key additions. Celtic brought in a striker from the Championship, while Rangers added a veteran goalkeeper on a short-term deal. Other Premiership clubs also strengthened their depth.
Down in the EFL, Leeds United and Norwich City made shrewd loan signings to chase promotion back to the Premier League. Several lower-league teams used free transfers to plug gaps in their lineups.
Women’s Super League Strengthens Rosters
The WSL also had a busy window. Chelsea Women signed a prolific scorer from Spain, and Manchester City Women added depth in midfield. Many teams used June to lock in key players with new contracts, ensuring stability for the upcoming season.
What These Transfers Mean for the Season Ahead
With most deals now complete, fans are eager to see how the new players fit in. The June moves set the stage for an exciting 2026-27 campaign across all these leagues. Expect the competition to be fierce as teams test their revamped squads.