Confirmed Premier League Summer Transfers 2026

Every done deal that moves the 2026-27 board — from Rogers' £117m British record to Salah walking out of the league. Fees, ins and outs, and the FPL template impact. The Premier League kicks off Friday 21 August 2026; the window shuts on Deadline Day, Tuesday 1 September.

Confirmed deals · updated 28 July 2026 · live prices synced from the FPL bootstrap

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THE BLOCKBUSTERS · CONFIRMEDthe six deals that redraw the 2026-27 template

The window's biggest deals

New British recordMID
Morgan Rogers
Morgan Rogers
Aston Villa → Chelsea
£117m

Elite creator into a stacked Chelsea attack alongside Palmer — huge ceiling, early role uncertain. Villa lose their talisman.

Second-priciest everMID
Elliot Anderson
Elliot Anderson
Nott'm Forest → Man City
£116m

Nailed City midfield minutes = a real points floor, but rotation risk is live. Guts Forest’s midfield.

The template earthquakeFWD
Mohamed Salah
Mohamed Salah
Liverpool → free agent
Out of the PL

The single biggest change of the window — a perennial premium captain exits, frees ~£13m and reshapes every template squad.

Newcastle record saleMID
Sandro Tonali
Sandro Tonali
Newcastle → Tottenham
£92.5m

Minutes-secure midfielder into De Zerbi’s Spurs — a floor pick if the role is central and permanent.

Spurs’ second raidMID
Mateus Fernandes
Mateus Fernandes
West Ham → Tottenham
£85m

Creative mid and a mid-price differential if he starts centrally in a rebuilt Spurs engine room.

Leaves the PLMID
Anthony Gordon
Anthony Gordon
Newcastle → Barcelona
£69m

A mid-price returner gone abroad — Newcastle’s wide and set-play picture shifts around the sale.

TEMPLATE SHOCKS · WHO'S GONE

The departures that break your squad

These names vacate a template role or leave the league entirely. If your 2026-27 draft still has them in it, it needs a rebuild before Gameweek 1.

Mohamed Salah
Mohamed Salah
LiverpoolFree / out of PL

Perennial captain gone — frees ~£13m, resets every template.

Anthony Gordon
Anthony Gordon
NewcastleBarcelona · £69m

Mid-price returner exits; Newcastle set-plays reshuffle.

Marc Cucurella
Marc Cucurella
ChelseaReal Madrid · £47.5m

Popular budget-defence pick gone; opens the Chelsea LB slot.

Ibrahima Konate
Ibrahima Konate
LiverpoolReal Madrid · Free

First-choice CB out — clean-sheet maths reshuffles at Anfield.

Rasmus Hojlund
Rasmus Hojlund
Man UtdNapoli · £38m

Clears United’s No.9 role — watch who inherits the minutes.

EVERY DONE DEAL · CLUB BY CLUB

Confirmed deals by club

The full ledger of ins and outs at the FPL-relevant clubs, ordered by how much the window reshapes them. Fees, loans and free transfers all tagged.

TOT
Tottenham
The window’s biggest spenders — a ~£237m rebuild under De Zerbi.
IN
Sandro Tonali
Sandro Tonali
from Newcastle · £92.5m
Mateus Fernandes
Mateus Fernandes
from West Ham · £85m
Jan Paul van Hecke
Jan Paul van Hecke
from Brighton · £52m
Andy Robertson
Andy RobertsonFREE
from Liverpool · Free
Marcos Senesi
Marcos SenesiFREE
from Bournemouth · Free
Martin Dubravka
Martin DubravkaGK
from Burnley · Free
No confirmed departures of note.
CHE
Chelsea
Smashed the British record for Rogers, then reshaped the flanks.
IN
Morgan Rogers
Morgan RogersRECORD
from Aston Villa · £117m
Marco Palestra
Marco Palestra
from Atalanta · £49m
Geovany Quenda
Geovany Quenda
from Sporting · £44m
Emmanuel Emegha
Emmanuel Emegha
from Strasbourg · striker
Denner
Denner
from Corinthians · £8.65m
OUT
Marc Cucurella
Marc Cucurella
to Real Madrid · £47.5m
Andrey Santos
Andrey Santos
to Man Utd · £48m
Alejandro Garnacho
Alejandro GarnachoLOAN
to Aston Villa · loan
MCI
Manchester City
A £116m midfield statement, with the old guard moving on.
IN
Elliot Anderson
Elliot AndersonRECORD
from Nott'm Forest · £116m
Mathys Detourbet
Mathys Detourbet
from Troyes · £21.5m
OUT
Manuel Akanji
Manuel Akanji
to Inter · £13m
Nathan Ake
Nathan Ake
to Fenerbahce · £7m
Bernardo Silva
Bernardo SilvaFREE
to Real Madrid · Free
John Stones
John StonesFREE
released
NEW
Newcastle
Cashed in on Gordon and Tonali, reinvested in raw pace.
IN
Bazoumana Toure
Bazoumana Toure
from Hoffenheim · £40.25m
Aladji Bamba
Aladji Bamba
from Monaco · £30m
OUT
Sandro Tonali
Sandro Tonali
to Tottenham · £92.5m
Anthony Gordon
Anthony Gordon
to Barcelona · £69m
Kieran Trippier
Kieran TrippierFREE
to Wolves · Free
AVL
Aston Villa
Lost their talisman — a club-record signing softens the blow.
IN
Johan Manzambi
Johan ManzambiRECORD
from Freiburg · £51m
Joao Gomes
Joao Gomes
from Wolves · £38m
Alejandro Garnacho
Alejandro GarnachoLOAN
from Chelsea · loan
OUT
Morgan Rogers
Morgan Rogers
to Chelsea · £117m
Youri Tielemans
Youri Tielemans
to Man Utd · £35m
Donyell Malen
Donyell Malen
to Roma · £21.7m
LIV
Liverpool
The Salah era ends — and a first-choice CB leaves alongside him.
IN
Jeremy Jacquet
Jeremy Jacquet
from Rennes · £55m
Victor Munoz
Victor Munoz
from Osasuna · £34.5m
OUT
Mohamed Salah
Mohamed SalahFREE
Free · out of PL
Ibrahima Konate
Ibrahima KonateFREE
to Real Madrid · Free
Andy Robertson
Andy RobertsonFREE
to Tottenham · Free
MUN
Manchester United
A midfield reset — and the No.9 shirt suddenly up for grabs.
IN
Andrey Santos
Andrey Santos
from Chelsea · £48m
Youri Tielemans
Youri Tielemans
from Aston Villa · £35m
OUT
Rasmus Hojlund
Rasmus Hojlund
to Napoli · £38m
Casemiro
CasemiroFREE
to Inter Miami · Free
Jadon Sancho
Jadon SanchoFREE
released
ARS
Arsenal
Squad depth and a free-transfer keeper; two fringe men move on.
IN
Piero Hincapie
Piero Hincapie
from Leverkusen · £34.5m
Christos Tzolis
Christos Tzolis
from Club Brugge · £34.1m
Illan Meslier
Illan MeslierGK
from Leeds · Free
OUT
Jakub Kiwior
Jakub Kiwior
to Porto · £14.7m
Leandro Trossard
Leandro Trossard
to Besiktas · £15.4m
BHA
Brighton
Cashed in on van Hecke; two centre-backs arrive to replace him.
IN
Luka Vuskovic
Luka Vuskovic
from Hajduk Split · £46m
Pascal Struijk
Pascal Struijk
from Leeds · £20m
OUT
Jan Paul van Hecke
Jan Paul van Hecke
to Tottenham · £52m
EVE
Everton
Two mid-price additions to freshen the spine and the flanks.
IN
Merlin Rohl
Merlin Rohl
from Freiburg · £20m
Tyrique George
Tyrique George
from Chelsea · £18m
No confirmed departures of note.
BRE
Brentford
A proven PL striker on a free plus a wide attacker for depth.
IN
Callum Wilson
Callum WilsonFREE
from West Ham · Free
Jaidon Anthony
Jaidon Anthony
from Burnley · £15m
No confirmed departures of note.
NFO
Nott'm Forest
The £116m Anderson sale bankrolls a free-transfer replacement.
IN
Xaver Schlager
Xaver SchlagerFREE
from Leipzig · Free
OUT
Elliot Anderson
Elliot Anderson
to Man City · £116m

Deals confirmed as of 28 July 2026. Players moving to relegated sides (West Ham, Wolves, Burnley) leave the FPL pool; the window closes on Deadline Day, Tuesday 1 September 2026.

Summer target board

The most prolific attacking assets to build your 2026-27 squad around — ranked by expected goal involvement (xG + xA). Each radar shows the player's percentile shape across goal threat, creativity and form versus every other regular-starting attacker.

MCI · FWD
£15.5m
xGxATHRCREFRM
239
PTS
27
GLS
8
AST
69.7%
OWN
MUN · MID
£12.0m
xGxATHRCREFRM
235
PTS
9
GLS
24
AST
49.7%
OWN
BRE · FWD
£8.0m
xGxATHRCREFRM
181
PTS
22
GLS
1
AST
17.8%
OWN
CHE · MID
£7.0m
xGxATHRCREFRM
157
PTS
10
GLS
5
AST
5.2%
OWN
MUN · MID
£8.0m
xGxATHRCREFRM
148
PTS
11
GLS
3
AST
33.0%
OWN
CHE · FWD
£7.5m
xGxATHRCREFRM
177
PTS
15
GLS
9
AST
61.5%
OWN

Radar axes: xG, xA, threat, creativity, form — each a percentile vs all regular-starting MID/FWD. Source: FPL API, updated hourly.

New Players Watch

Players with active FPL news — signings, loans, recalls and status changes. Updated live from the FPL API.

PlayerTeamPosPriceStatus
Kroupi.JrBOUMID£7.5mInjured
EkitikéLIVFWD£7.5mInjured
DokuMCIMID£7.5mDoubtful
ŠeškoMUNFWD£7.0mDoubtful
J.TimberARSDEF£6.5mInjured
RodrigoMCIMID£6.5mUnavailable
KudusTOTMID£6.5mDoubtful
KulusevskiTOTMID£6.5mInjured
SalibaARSDEF£6.0mInjured
ManzambiAVLMID£6.0mInjured
RodríguezBOUFWD£6.0mDoubtful
MitomaBHAMID£6.0mInjured
MintehBHAMID£6.0mInjured
GarnerEVEMID£6.0mInjured
Matheus N.MCIDEF£6.0mDoubtful
XaviTOTMID£6.0mInjured
GomesAVLMID£5.5mInjured
AbrahamAVLFWD£5.5mDoubtful
MadjoAVLFWD£5.5mInjured
Enes ÜnalBOUFWD£5.5mUnavailable

Showing players with active FPL news items. Source: FPL API — updates hourly.

Strongest squads for 2026-27

Attack and defence strength for the league's six top-rated squads, indexed 0-100 versus the strongest side. Target attackers at high-attack teams; target defenders and goalkeepers at high-defence teams.

ArsenalOVR 5
0ATTACK
0DEFENCE
Man CityOVR 5
0ATTACK
0DEFENCE
ChelseaOVR 4
0ATTACK
0DEFENCE
LiverpoolOVR 4
0ATTACK
0DEFENCE
Man UtdOVR 4
0ATTACK
0DEFENCE
Aston VillaOVR 4
0ATTACK
0DEFENCE

Index = team strength rating (home/away averaged) as a percentage of the league's best. Source: FPL API.

Build your budget

A balanced £100m starting template, and where this summer's transfer signals are concentrated by position.

£100m squad blueprint

£100mBUDGET
MID£40m
FWD£27m
DEF£24m
GK£9m

Transfer signals by position

115SIGNALS
MID50
FWD18
DEF36
GK11

FPL Transfer Window Strategy Guide

How to navigate the 2026 summer window and maximise your GW1 squad value.

A

When to buy new signings

New signings are often priced low because FPL has not yet seen their Premier League output. The optimal window to buy is during pre-season — before prices adjust after strong friendly performances. As a rule of thumb: if a signing is joining a top-six club (Man City, Arsenal, Liverpool, Chelsea, Tottenham, Man United) and their FPL price is £7m or lower, they are worth considering early. Waiting costs you the price-rise upside, but reduces the risk of buying a squad player.

B

Price prediction: how new signings get priced

FPL prices new arrivals based on four inputs: (1) the transfer fee paid, which signals club investment; (2) reputation and expected profile; (3) expected minutes based on the squad depth at that position; and (4) comparable players already in the game at the same position and club. A £60m signing at a top club typically arrives between £7-9m. Budget signings from newly promoted clubs often start £4.5-6m — these are the price-rise sweet spot if they hit the ground running.

C

New signing ownership strategy

Resist the urge to own every new signing in GW1. The hype cycle around a high-profile transfer is often bigger than the actual FPL output in the opening weeks. Wait 2-3 gameweeks to confirm whether they start regularly, whether they are deployed in an attacking role, and how the team sets up around them. The one exception: signings with an immediate set-piece role — confirmed penalty takers or first-choice corner takers justify early ownership because the route to FPL points is guaranteed regardless of open-play output.

D

Clubs to target in summer 2026

Track which clubs have made the most significant offensive additions. Attacking signings at teams with good early fixtures represent the highest-value FPL targets — you get the new-signing upside plus favourable early match-ups. Defensive signings are secondary: target full-backs and defenders at clubs that have recruited a quality goalkeeper or defensive organiser, as clean-sheet probability rises. Cross-reference every target with the fixtures page to confirm they have a runnable opening schedule.

Check opening fixtures →
E

Players to watch for price rises

Players priced £4.5-6m who are newly signed carry the largest price-rise potential relative to their initial cost. If they establish themselves as starters in GW1-3, FPL ownership rises quickly. Every 1% net transfer gain earns a price rise of £0.1m — so a player moving from 2% to 8% ownership in the first three weeks has risen £0.6m. Monitor the price changes page daily during the opening weeks: the window to buy before a rise is often just 48 hours.

Monitor price changes →
F

Avoiding traps: when NOT to chase a signing

Avoid buying players from clubs that historically rotate heavily — Man City and Liverpool in particular have deep squads where even expensive signings share minutes. A £9m new arrival at a rotation-heavy club can deliver just 50-60% of the minutes expected. Check availability and team news at the availability page before committing a transfer. Also avoid chasing a signing after their first impressive game: ownership spikes are usually followed by an underwhelming fixture where the squad rotation risk becomes real.

Check availability tracker →

Key positions to target by price

The 2026-27 price-position matrix — where to allocate your budget.

Premium£9m+

MID or FWD from top-six clubs with guaranteed starts. The highest ceiling but lowest floor — rotation kills returns.

Top-six striker or advanced mid with penalty duty.

Mid-range£6m – £9m

MID with set-piece involvement, or reliable attacking FWD from a team with easy early fixtures. Best risk-reward band.

New signing from a top-10 club at £7m with corner/free-kick role.

Budget£4m – £6m

DEF from a team with good early clean-sheet fixtures, or budget GK. New signings here offer the biggest relative price-rise upside.

Promoted-club full-back priced £4.5m who nails a regular start.

Summer Transfers FAQ

Who was the biggest Premier League signing of summer 2026?
Morgan Rogers is the biggest deal of the 2026 summer window — Chelsea paid Aston Villa £117m, a new British transfer record. Elliot Anderson is second, moving from Nottingham Forest to Manchester City for £116m. Both are central midfielders, so the two priciest deals of the window reshape the FPL midfield picture more than the forward line.
Which big-name players left the Premier League in summer 2026?
The headline departures are Mohamed Salah (Liverpool, contract cut short — a free agent now out of the Premier League), Anthony Gordon (Newcastle to Barcelona, £69m), Marc Cucurella (Chelsea to Real Madrid, £47.5m), Ibrahima Konate (Liverpool to Real Madrid, free) and Rasmus Hojlund (Man Utd to Napoli, £38m). Salah is the single biggest FPL change of the window — a perennial premium captain leaving frees roughly £13m and forces a rebuild of almost every template squad.
When does the FPL 2026-27 transfer window open and close?
FPL managers can start making transfers once the new 2026-27 game goes live, which typically happens in early July. The real-world summer transfer window runs through pre-season and closes on Deadline Day, Tuesday 1 September 2026. The window to get the best value on new signings in FPL is during July — before prices adjust after strong pre-season performances.
Should I buy new Premier League signings in FPL?
New signings offer excellent price-rise potential because FPL prices them before seeing Premier League output. However, they carry starting XI uncertainty. The safest approach is to wait 2-3 gameweeks before buying a new signing, unless they have an immediate set-piece role (penalties, corners) which justifies early ownership. Signings at top-6 clubs priced £7m or under are typically the best risk-reward buys.
How are new signing prices set in FPL?
FPL sets new signing prices based on transfer fee paid, reputation, expected playing time, and how comparable players in the same position and team are priced. A £60m+ signing at a top-6 club typically arrives between £7m-9m. Budget signings from newly-promoted clubs or mid-table teams often start £4.5m-6m. Prices then move up or down based on ownership during the live season.
Which new signings have the best FPL potential in 2026-27?
The most FPL-relevant arrivals of the 2026 window are Morgan Rogers (£117m to Chelsea) and Elliot Anderson (£116m to Man City) at the top end, plus Sandro Tonali and Mateus Fernandes rebuilding Tottenham's midfield. Rogers and Fernandes offer the highest creative ceiling; Anderson and Tonali are safer minutes plays if their roles are nailed. The general rule holds — the highest-value new signings join clubs with good early fixtures and an attacking or set-piece role. Check the fixtures page for the GW1-6 schedule before you commit.
How do I track price changes for new FPL signings?
Visit the Onside price changes page at /price-changes — it updates hourly from the FPL API and shows which players are rising or falling. New signings who establish themselves as regular starters in GW1-3 typically see rapid ownership growth, triggering price rises of £0.1m for every 1% net transfer-in gain. Monitor this daily once the season starts to spot the next risers before they move.

2026-27 season

The FPL 2026-27 game is live and the Premier League starts Friday 21 August 2026. Lock in new signings now to get ahead of the crowd — price rises happen before GW1.

Window timeline

June 2026

Summer window opens

July 2026

Pre-season friendlies + FPL game live

21 Aug 2026

Premier League GW1 kicks off

1 Sep 2026

Deadline Day — window closes