Championship transfers: Confirmed ins and outs for summer window 2025

By Barney Corkhill | 02 Sep 2025 08:58, Last updated: 25 Nov 2025 10:03

While Premier League dealings involving the likes of Alexander Isak, Marc Guehi and Nicolas Jackson dominated the deadline-day headlines, all 24 Championship clubs were busy either strengthening their ranks or trimming the deadwood too.

This summer, the second-tier spending totalled just over £269m, while clubs received a mammoth £375.8m between them, thanks in no small part to a couple of major sales such as Omari Hutchinson (Ipswich Town to Nottingham Forest) and Tyler Dibling (Southampton to Everton).

Not much money was spent in the final hours of the window - loan dealings were the orders of the day on September 1 - but Southampton made a high-profile purchase, forking out £7.8m to capture Brazilian winger Leo Scienza from Heidenheim.

Among the noteworthy temporary deals to take place, Wrexham have added Manchester City defender Issa Kabore to their ranks, Burnley's Aaron Ramsey will spend the season with Leicester City, and Southampton's Will Smallbone has joined Millwall for 2025-26.

Elsewhere, Jack Robinson's long association with Sheffield United came to an end as he made the permanent switch to Birmingham City, but the Blades have replaced him more than adequately, adding Ben Mee to their ranks.

Following the closure of the summer transfer window, Sports Mole provides a club-by-club tracker for every Championship team's ins and outs.

Championship total spent to date: £269.2m

Championship total received to date: £375.8m

Championship net transfer spend: £106.6m

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