The Premier League transfer window opened on June 1 and then closed on June 10 for six days before re-opening on Monday June 16 until Deadline Day on Monday September 1. Here’s what we know so far…

The Premier League's transfer rumor mill has been buzzing early thanks to the Club World Cup allowing for transfers from June 1-10 before a six-day slumber.

Premier League clubs are poised for a busy summer transfer window, with the likes of Chelsea, Liverpool, Manchester City and Manchester United having all spent heavily. With the first window before the Club World Cup now closed,

The most transitory deadline day ever has come to a close as the first of two transfer windows for Premier League clubs has closed. In case you weren’t aware, Fifa split this summer’s window in

The Championship title winners face a big summer as they look to build a squad that can keep them in the top flight next season and beyond

Ilya Zabarnyi, the 22-year-old central defender from Bournemouth (contract runs until 2028) and Ukraine, has been announced as one of Paris Saint-Germain’s defensive priorities for the mercato. Djamel confirmed today that negotiations between the two clubs are progressing well.

Modern football has seen transfer fees skyrocket on a seemingly never-ending upward trajectory. The Premier League, in particular, has seen a steep rise in big-money sums.Since the formation of the

Florian Wirtz is set to become the most expensive Premier League signing from the Bundesliga when he joins Liverpool for £127million. The Bundesliga has quite a reputation when it comes to developing players,

Dozens of Premier League players officially become available for a free transfer on June 30 with plenty set to find new clubs without much trouble as sides search for bargains