Every Premier League transfer on deadline day as Man Utd and Chelsea confirm deals

It was another hectic deadline day for Premier League clubs with Liverpool, Manchester United and Arsenal all opting to splash the clash in the closing hours of the window

The 2025 summer transfer window has finally come to a close and it was arguably the most expensive window ever. Premier League clubs have splashed millions on new signings, blowing their European counterparts out of the water.

Liverpool have been among the highest spenders in the world under Arne Slot – and that was no different on deadline day after teeing up a £160m double swoop for Alexander Isak and Marc Guehi from Newcastle and Crystal Palace respectively. The pair haven’t had their moves officially completed yet but it appears to be a matter of time.

Newcastle are also in the process of another signing. They raided one of their Premier League rivals to sign Isak’s replacement with Yoane Wissa on the verge of a move.

Across the North, Manchester United have also been busy. They appear to have solved their goalkeeping conundrum with a move for Royal Antwerp’s Semme Lammens. Goalkeepers were also on the agenda for rivals Manchester City, with Gianluigi Donnarumma potentially coming in, while Ederson looks to be on the verge of a move to Turkey.

Arsenal have also been busy, potentially making Bayer Leverkusen star Piero Hincapie their final recruit of the summer. With all of that being said, take a look at all of the done deals from across the Premier League on deadline day:

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Arsenal

Outs: Reiss Nelson (Brentford, loan), Albert Sambi Lokonga (Hamburg, undisclosed)

Aston Villa

Ins: Victor Lindelof (free)

Outs: Samuel Iling-Junior (West Bromwich Albion, loan)

Bournemouth

Ins: Veljko Milosavljević (Red Star Belgrade, undisclosed), Alex Jimenez (AC Milan, loan)

Outs: Ben Winterburn (Barnet, loan)

Brighton

Outs: Tariq Lamptey (Fiorentina, £6m), Jeremy Sarmiento (Cremonese, loan), Facundo Buonanotte (Chelsea, loan), Jacob Slater (Harrogate, loan)

Burnley

Ins: Fiorentino Luis (Benfica, loan)

Outs: Michael Mellon (Oldham, loan), Darko Churlinov (Kocaelispor, undisclosed)

Chelsea

Ins: Facundo Buonanotte ( Brighton, loan)

Outs: Omari Kellyman ( Cardiff City, loan), Alex Matos (Sheffield United, undisclosed), Jimmy May-Morgan (Peterborough United, loan),

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Crystal Palace

Ins: Jaydee Canvot (Toulouse, undisclosed)

Everton

Outs: Isaac Heath (Accrington Stanley, loan)

Fulham

Outs: Martial Godo (Strasbourg, undisclosed)

Manchester United

Outs: Ethan Ennis (Fleetwood Town, loan), Rasmus Hojlund (Napoli, loan), Antony (Real Betis, £21m), Harry Amass (Sheff Weds, loan)

Nottingham Forest

Outs: Eric da Silva Moreira (Rio Ave, loan), Donnell McNeilly (Wycombe, loan)

West Ham

Outs: Junior Robinson (Livingston, loan), Emerson Palmieri (Marseille, undisclosed), Finlay Herrick (Boreham Wood, loan)

Wolves

Ins: Tolu Arokodare (Genk, £24m)

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