Preview: Premier League transfers 2026: Every confirmed signing and sale in summer window

The Premier League transfer window officially opened for business again on Monday, June 15, although clubs up and down the land had already been busy drafting their summer plans in the preceding weeks and months.

In a turn of events that surprised no-one, the 20 top-flight teams contrived to once again break the single-window Premier League spending record, splashing out over £3bn between them.

Here, Sports Mole provides an in-depth list of all the Premier League done deals for each club for the summer of 2026, as well as likely lineups for the start of the new season - click on one of the clubs below to jump straight to that section.

Biggest deals of the 2026 Premier League summer transfer window

Englishmen leaving their homeland for a shot at success elsewhere has become a growing trend in recent years, and Anthony Gordon is the most recent Lion to make the leap across the Channel in search of a new adventure.

The former Liverpool and Everton winger is now rubbing shoulders with the likes of Lamine Yamal and Raphinha at Barcelona, having joined the La Liga champions in a £69.3m deal from Newcastle United, who were in no position to turn down such a fee.

Foes have become friends at Camp Nou, as Barcelona have also signed Rodri from Manchester City in a £65.4m transaction, poaching the Spaniard from Manchester City after his trophy-laden spell in the north, before replacing him with £85.6m Ayyoub Bouaddi.

The latter was joined at the Etihad by Enzo Fernandez and Iliman Ndiaye on deadline day, the former joining for a joint-British record £125m from Chelsea.

On the other side of the city, Manchester United have signed Andrey Santos from Chelsea, as well as Aston Villa's Youri Tielemans and Carlos Baleba.

However, Man United missed out on three other prime midfield targets in Manchester City's £116m new toy Elliot Anderson, and Tottenham Hotspur duo Mateus Fernandes and Sandro Tonali.

Elsewhere, Bradley Barcola has filled Mohamed Salah's boots at Liverpool, joining the Reds in a mammoth £123m deal from Paris Saint-Germain.

Further south, Chelsea recently completed the mammoth £117m signing of Morgan Rogers from Aston Villa, making the former Man City talent the most expensive British player in history and second-most expensive Premier League transaction of all time.

Rogers has been joined in West London by French centre-back Maxence Lacroix, whom Chelsea poached from Crystal Palace for just north of £50m, reinforcing their defence further after the capture of Marco Palestra from Atalanta BC.

Rogers will not be surpassed by Vinicius Junior - who signed a new Real Madrid contract despite Arsenal pulling out all the stops to sign him - although the Gunners still pulled off the £75m acquisition of Bruno Guimaraes from Newcastle United.

Tottenham, meanwhile, have agreed to pay at least the same amount to Manchester City for Savinho, who was swiftly joined in North London by erstwhile Citizens teammate Omar Marmoush.

Outside of the Big Six, Aston Villa sealed a significant coup with the signing of Swiss wonderkid Johan Manzambi from Freiburg, while Brentford smashed their transfer record to acquire Mamadou Sangare from Lens.