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Premier League clubs are making plans for the 2024/25 season by arranging pre-season friendlies across the globe.

Arsenal, Manchester United and Liverpool will renew rivalries in the USA this summer, while Tottenham face Bayern Munich twice in the space of a week.

Keep track below of all the friendly fixtures and results. This page will be updated as more clubs announce pre-season dates and confirm kick-off times.

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Which Premier League sides are going to the USA in summer 2024?

Several Premier League heavyweights are heading to the States.

Arsenal will play Manchester United and Liverpool in Los Angeles and Philadelphia respectively in July, while Chelsea will take on Manchester City in Columbus and have also lined up friendlies against Wrexham and Real Madrid.

Aston Villa, Crystal Palace, Wolves and West Ham are also heading to the USA for warm-up games.

Premier League pre-season friendlies - confirmed dates so far

Arsenal

July 27: Arsenal vs Man Utd - SoFi Stadium, Los Angeles (kick-off 1am July 28 UK time)

July 31: Arsenal vs Liverpool - Lincoln Financial Field, Philadelphia, kick-off 7pm local time (12.30am August 1 UK time)

August 7: Arsenal vs Bayer Leverkusen, Emirates Stadium, kick-off 6pm

August 11: Arsenal vs Lyon, Emirates Stadium, kick-off 2pm

Aston Villa

July 17: Aston Villa vs Walsall - Bescot Stadium, kick-off 7.30pm

July 20: Spartak Trnava vs Aston Villa - Anton Malatinsky Stadium, Slovakia, kick-off 3pm UK time

July 27: Aston Villa vs Columbus Crew - Lower.com Field, Ohio, kick-off 8pm local time (1am July 28 UK time)

July 31: Aston Villa vs RB Leipzig - Red Bull Arena, New Jersey, kick-off 8pm local time (1am August 1 UK time)

August 3: Aston Villa vs Club America - Soldier Field, Chicago, kick-off 10.30pm UK time)

August 7: Aston Villa vs Athletic Bilbao - Bescot Stadium, kick-off 7.30pm

August 10: Aston Villa vs Borussia Dortmund - Signal Iduna Park, Dortmund, kick-off 4pm UK time

Bournemouth

July 20: Wrexham vs Bournemouth - Harder Stadium, Santa Barbara, kick-off time TBC

August 4: Bournemouth vs Rayo Vallecano - Vitality Stadium, 3pm kick-off

August 10: Bournemouth vs Girona - Vitality Stadium, 7pm kick-off

Brentford

July 20: AFC Wimbledon vs Brentford - Plough Lane, kick-off 1pm

July 25: Benfica vs Brentford - Estadio da Luz, kick-off 8pm

July 30: Estrela da Amadora vs Brentford - Behind closed doors, kick-off 11am

August 3: Brentford vs Watford - Vicarage Road, kick-off 3pm

August 9: Brentford vs Wolfsburg - Gtech Community Stadium, kick-off 7.45pm

Brighton

July 24: Kashima Antlers vs Brighton - National Stadium, Tokyo, kick-off 11am UK time

July 28: Tokyo Verdy vs Brighton - National Stadium, Tokyo, kick-off 10.30am UK time

August 3: QPR vs Brighton - Loftus Road, kick-off 3pm

Chelsea

July 24: Chelsea vs Wrexham - Levi's Stadium, Santa Clara, kick-off 7pm local time

July 27: Chelsea vs Celtic - Notre Dame Stadium, Indiana, kick-off 4pm local time

July 31: Chelsea vs Club America - Mercedes-Benz Stadium, Atlanta, kick-off 7pm local time

August 3: Chelsea vs Man City - Ohio Stadium, Columbus, kick-off 5.30pm local time

August 6: Chelsea vs Real Madrid - Bank of America Stadium, Charlotte, kick-off TBC

Crystal Palace

July 27: Crawley vs Crystal Palace - Broadfield Stadium, kick-off 12.30pm

July 31: Crystal Palace vs Wolves - Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium, Maryland, kick-off 8pm local time (1am August 1 UK time)

August 3: Crystal Palace vs West Ham - Raymond James Stadium, Florida, kick-off 7pm local time (12am August 4 UK time)

August 11: Crystal Palace vs FC Nantes - Selhurst Park, kick-off 3pm

Everton

July 27: Salford City vs Everton - Peninsula Stadium, kick-off 3pm

July 30: Coventry vs Everton - Coventry Building Society Arena, kick-off 7.45pm

August 3: Preston vs Everton - Deepdale, kick-off 3pm

Fulham

August 10: Hoffenheim vs Fulham - PreZero Arena, Germany, kick-off 4pm UK time

Ipswich

July 27: Ipswich vs Fortuna Dusseldorf - Portman Road, 3pm

Leicester

July 23: Shrewsbury vs Leicester - Croud Meadow, kick-off 7.45pm

August 10: Lens vs Leicester - Stade Bollaert-Delelis, kick-off 3pm local time

Liverpool

July 27: Liverpool vs Real Betis - Acrisure Stadium, Pittsburgh, kick-off 12.30am UK time

July 31: Liverpool vs Arsenal - Lincoln Financial Field, Philadelphia, kick-off 7pm local time (12.30am August 1 UK time)

August 3: Liverpool vs Man Utd - Brice Stadium, South Carolina, kick-off 12.30am August 4 UK time

August 11: Liverpool vs Sevilla - Anfield, kick-off 3pm

Man City

July 23: Man City vs Celtic - Kenan Stadium, Chapel Hill, N.C, kick-off 7pm local time

July 27: Man City vs AC Milan - Yankee Stadium, New York, kick-off TBC

July 30: Man City vs Barcelona - Camping World Stadium, Orlando, kick-off TBC

August 3: Man City vs Chelsea - Ohio Stadium, Columbus, kick-off 5.30pm local time

Man Utd

July 15: Man Utd vs Rosenborg - Lerkendal Stadion, Trondheim, kick-off 5pm UK time

July 20: Man Utd vs Rangers - Scottish Gas Murrayfield, Edinburgh - kick-off 4pm

July 27: Man Utd vs Arsenal - SoFi Stadium, Los Angeles, kick-off 1am July 28 UK time

July 31: Man Utd vs Real Betis - Snapdragon Stadium, San Diego, kick-off 5am August 1 UK time

August 3: Man Utd vs Liverpool - Brice Stadium, South Carolina, kick-off 12.30am August 4 UK time

Newcastle

May 22: Newcastle 1-1 Tottenham (Newcastle won 5-4 on penalties) - MCG, Melbourne

May 24: A-League All Stars 8-0 Newcastle - MCG, Melbourne

July 27: Hull vs Newcastle - MKM Stadium, kick-off 2pm

July 31: Newcastle vs Urawa Red Diamonds - Saitama Stadium, Saitama, kick-off 7.30pm local time (11.30am UK time)

August 3: Newcastle vs Yokohama F. Marinos - National Stadium, Tokyo, kick-off 7pm local time (1pm UK time)

Nottingham Forest

July 13: Chesterfield vs Nottingham Forest - SMH Group Stadium, kick-off 3pm

July 19: Nottingham Forest vs Sunderland - Pinatar Arena, Spain, kick-off 7pm local time (6pm UK time)

July 23: Nottingham Forest vs Millwall - Pinatar Arena, Spain, kick-off 7pm local time (6pm UK time)

July 27: Nottingham Forest vs Elche - Pinatar Arena, Spain, kick-off 11am local time (10am UK time)

Southampton

July 19: Eastleigh vs Southampton - Silverlake Stadium, kick-off 7pm

July 24: Bordeaux vs Southampton - Behind closed doors, kick-off 10am UK time

July 27: Montpellier vs Southampton - Behind closed doors, kick-off 10am UK time

Two behind-closed-doors fixtures have been scheduled during the trip, against French sides Girondins de Bordeaux and Montpellier.

Saints will face Ligue 2 side Bordeaux on Wednesday 24th July (10am BST), and Ligue 1 outfit Montpellier on Saturday 27th July (10am BST).

Tottenham

May 22: Newcastle 1-1 Tottenham (Newcastle won 5-4 on penalties) - MCG, Melbourne

July 17: Hearts vs Tottenham - Tynecastle, kick-off 7pm

July 20: QPR vs Tottenham - Loftus Road, kick-off 3pm

July 27: Tottenham vs Vissel Kobe - National Stadium, Tokyo, kick-off TBC

July 31: Team K League vs Tottenham - Seoul World Cup Stadium, South Korea, kick-off 8pm local time

August 3: Bayern Munich vs Tottenham - Seoul World Cup Stadium, South Korea, kick-off TBC

August 10: Tottenham vs Bayern Munich - Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, kick-off 5.30pm

West Ham

July 20: Dagenham & Redbridge vs West Ham - Chigwell Construction Stadium, kick-off 3pm

July 27: Wolves vs West Ham - EverBank Stadium, Florida, kick-off 7pm local time (12am July 28 UK time)

August 3: Crystal Palace vs West Ham - Raymond James Stadium, Florida, kick-off 7pm local time (12am August 4 UK time)

August 10: West Ham vs Celta Vigo - London Stadium, kick-off 3pm

Wolves

July 27: Wolves vs West Ham - EverBank Stadium, Florida, kick-off 7pm local time (12am July 28 UK time)

July 31: Wolves vs Crystal Palace - Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium, Maryland, kick-off 8pm local time (1am August 1 UK time)

August 3: Wolves vs RB Leipzig - Chase Stadium, Miami, kick-off 7.30pm local time (12.30am August 4 UK time)

August 10: Wolves vs Rayo Vallecano - Molineux, kick-off 3pm

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The top stories and transfer rumours from Wednesday's newspapers...

THE GUARDIAN

Jonathan David is the subject of a Premier League tug-of-war with Chelsea, Manchester United, Tottenham and West Ham all interested in the Canada forward.

Manchester United are moving their women's team into portable buildings at their Carrington training complex this season to allow the men's squad to use their facilities during renovation works.

Historic Dutch club Vitesse Arnhem face bankruptcy after having their professional football licence revoked for failing to submit the correct documentation before last week's deadline.

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Barcelona have held talks with Hull City over a shock move for young forward Jaden Philogene according to reports in Spain.

Germany's Euro 2024 plans have been affected by what is being termed a "mosquito plague" at their Herzogenaurach training base which has forced more work than is ideal having to be done inside.

Former Arsenal defender Shkodran Mustafi has retired from professional football and taken on a role as part of Germany's U17 coaching staff.

THE SUN

Manchester United could enter the race to sign Everton striker Dominic Calvert-Lewin if they are unable to get a deal with Bologna's Joshua Zirkzee over the line.

Nottingham Forest are lining up a sensational move for their former striker Michail Antonio, who is also attracting interest from German side RB Leipzig.

TALKSPORT

Arsenal are reported to have placed a £50m price tag on striker Eddie Nketiah.

DAILY TELEGRAPH

British & Irish Lions head coach Andy Farrell will have complete freedom over selection for next summer's tour of Australia, with no pressure to select players from all four home nations or restrictions on those playing in France, opening up the chance to select his son Owen.

DAILY MIRROR

German police are reportedly investigating an incident which saw a Croatia fan bitten by another as they fought to get hold of Luka Ivanusec's shirt following the 1-1 draw with Italy.

THE TIMES

John McEnroe believes Wimbledon and other Grand Slam tournaments should do away with fifth sets and replace them with 10-point tie-breaks.

DAILY RECORD

Jack Butland is set to be named as Rangers captain if James Tavernier leaves Ibrox this summer, potentially for a reunion with Steven Gerrard at Saudi Pro League club Al-Ettifaq.

Sead Haksabanovic's unhappy spell at Celtic is coming to a close after a deal was agreed to send the Montenegro international to Swedish champions Malmo.

Ross County are weighing up a move for midfielder Charlie Telfer, who will be a free agent after the end of his contract at Airdrie.

When does the summer transfer window open and close?

The 2024 summer transfer window in the Premier League and Scottish Premiership is officially open.

The window will close on August 30 at 11pm UK time in England and at 11.30pm in Scotland.

The Premier League and Scottish Premiership brought forward Deadline Day to link up with the other major leagues in Europe. The closing dates were set following discussions with the leagues in England, Germany, Italy, Spain and France.

Manchester United are interested in Paris Saint-Germain midfielder Manuel Ugarte, with the Uruguay international one of a number of players they are looking at.

United want to sign a new central midfielder this summer and have made an initial approach to sign Ugarte.

He is one of a number of players the Premier League club are keeping an eye on as they look to strengthen in that area. As yet, no formal bids have been made for any potential targets.

Discussions are continuing internally over the next steps.

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Ugarte, who is part of Uruguay's Copa America squad, made 34 appearances in all competitions for PSG last season.

The 23-year-old joined the French champions from Sporting Lisbon for a reported £51.1m last summer, with his contract at the Parc des Princes running until June 2028.

Manchester United's other main priorities this summer are a new striker and central defender.

Man Utd continue Zirkzee talks

United remain in talks with the representatives of Bologna striker Joshua Zirkzee, with the club prepared to pay his €40m (£33.8m) release clause.

Discussions are ongoing over a move for the Netherlands striker, who is currently at Euro 2024 in Germany.

It will then be up to the 23-year-old and his representatives to decide if they want to speak to United over a potential move.

United have other targets if a move for Zirkzee doesn't materialise.

Arsenal are also said to be interested in the ex-Bayern Munich forward, while AC Milan were close to agreeing a deal earlier this summer, which means United could face competition for Zirkzee.

Man Utd remain interested in Branthwaite

United are also still interested in Everton defender Jarrad Branthwaite but have yet to follow up their initial offer, which was rejected.

The England defender remains a primary target - but as yet, there is no indication from Everton that their £70m asking price will be reduced.

United will not go back in for Branthwaite unless they receive assurances that Everton are willing to budge on the transfer fee.

Everton rejected United's initial offer thought to be worth £35m plus add-ons, and United are reluctant to be drawn into a long-running saga.

Man Utd interested in Lille duo

Erik ten Hag's side have also made initial contact with Lille over the signing of central defender Leny Yoro.

The 18-year-old is among a number of young centre-backs United are looking at.

Centre-back is thought to be a priority position, with Raphael Varane leaving as a free agent at the end of the month. Victor Lindelof is also attracting interest from Turkish club Fenerbahce.

Manchester United are also among the Premier League clubs interested in Yoro's Lille team-mate Jonathan David, who is in the final year of his contract.

Chelsea and West Ham are also understood to be interested in the Canadian forward but as yet there has been no club-to-club contact.

Earlier this month, Lille President Olivier Letang said both Yoro and David would be allowed to leave in this transfer window.

When does the summer transfer window open and close?

The 2024 summer transfer window in the Premier League and Scottish Premiership is officially open.

The window will close on August 30 at 11pm UK time in England and at 11.30pm in Scotland.

The Premier League and Scottish Premiership brought forward Deadline Day to link up with the other major leagues in Europe. The closing dates were set following discussions with the leagues in England, Germany, Italy, Spain and France.

Everton have agreed a fee with Marseille for ex-Sheffield United forward Iliman Ndiaye, while Sky in Germany is reporting Bayern Munich have an interest in Everton midfielder Amadou Onana.

The Toffees have moved a step closer to signing Ndiaye after agreeing a five-year contract with the Senegal international.

The 24-year-old joined Marseille from Sheff Utd last summer in a reported £20m deal but has failed to make an impact for the Ligue 1 side.

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Ndiaye scored just four goals in 46 appearances in all competitions for the French club last season.

But Sean Dyche's side will be hoping Ndiaye can replicate his form from his time at Sheff Utd which saw him score 14 goals and provide 11 assists as the Blades earned promotion to the Premier League.

Ndiaye could become Everton's third summer signing after the arrivals of Tim Iroegbunam from Aston Villa for an undisclosed fee and Leeds' Jack Harrison on loan.

Bayern interested in Onana

Everton's move for Ndiaye comes amid interest from Bayern Munich in Toffees midfielder Amadou Onana, according to Sky in Germany.

Sky Sports News understands the 22-year-old is expected to leave Goodison Park this summer and is valued at around £50m.

Onana joined Everton from Lille in August 2022 for £33m and has since been a key player for the Merseyside club having made 63 Premier League appearances.

The Belgium international has started both games at Euro 2024 for the Red Devils.

Young signs one-year extension at Everton

Ashley Young has signed a one-year contract extension at Everton, which keeps him at the club until the end of June 2025.

The 38-year-old, who was Dyche's first signing as Everton boss last summer, made 34 appearances in all competitions last season.

"It was a no-brainer for me to sign again," Young told evertontv. "I spoke to the manager before the end of the season. He asked me what I wanted to do, if I wanted to stay, and straight away I said yes because I loved my time here. Kevin [Thelwell] was the same.

"The size of the club, the staff, the players and, of course, the fans, who have been excellent... I loved my time here last season. We had ups and downs but I can see how big the club is and where the club wants to get to. I want to be a part of that."

Harrison rejoins Everton on season-long loan from Leeds

Jack Harrison has rejoined Everton on a season-long loan from Leeds.

The 27-year-old spent last season on loan at Goodison Park and the Toffees announced on Monday afternoon he would return for the 2024-25 campaign.

The winger told evertontv: "It's brilliant to be back. Everton is a great club, there is a fantastic group of lads here and I'm excited to get started again with a full pre-season of training.

"Last year, I had a lot of enjoyment at the club. We had to face a lot of adversity but we were able to continue on and have a good season overall.

"There are a lot of reasons for wanting to return to Everton. I think the club in general - the fans, the staff, the manager (Sean Dyche), my team-mates - everyone made me feel really comfortable right away and that's somewhere you want to be as a player. It's a great place to play football.

"The other thing is I know I have a lot more to offer. That's extra motivation for me to go back and prove to myself and to Everton Football Club that I can do more on the pitch. This season I'll be able to have a full pre-season and hopefully hit the ground running."

When does the summer transfer window open and close?

The 2024 summer transfer window in the Premier League and Scottish Premiership is officially open.

The window will close on August 30 at 11pm UK time in England and at 11.30pm in Scotland.

The Premier League and Scottish Premiership brought forward Deadline Day to link up with the other major leagues in Europe. The closing dates were set following discussions with the leagues in England, Germany, Italy, Spain and France.

The top stories and transfer rumours from Tuesday's newspapers...

THE TIMES

Manchester United hope to have a new deal secured with manager Erik ten Hag before their summer tour of the USA begins in the middle of July, by when Ruud van Nistelrooy could be a part of his backroom staff.

Rising ticket prices have helped Premier League clubs to make inflation-busting rises in match-day income, according to a new report.

A Saudi Arabian-funded group has emerged as the frontrunner to buy Monaco but the potential takeover could hinge on whether the French side would be judged as a sister club of Newcastle United.

Birmingham City raised the idea of playing their League One fixture against Wrexham in the United States next season with the EFL.

THE SUN

Danish FA chiefs are searching for the fans who brought an X-rated anti-UEFA banner into their game against England and plan to ask them to pay the £7,500 it has cost the association.

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Kalvin Phillips plans an early return to pre-season training at Manchester City in a bid to get his career back on track.

DAILY STAR

Manchester United are working overtime in a bid to sign Netherlands star Joshua Zirkzee ahead of top flight rivals Arsenal and Italian giants AC Milan.

DAILY MIRROR

Didier Deschamps is concerned Kylian Mbappe's vision will be affected by wearing a mask as he gears up to face Poland on Tuesday.

Dwight Yorke says Manchester United should make a move for Turkey and Real Madrid midfielder Arda Guler who, he feels, could have a similar impact for the club that Kevin De Bruyne has at Manchester City.

DAILY EXPRESS

Manchester United are talking to Alvaro Morata's representatives as they weigh up a bargain move for the former Chelsea forward, according to a report in Turkey.

THE GUARDIAN

Premier League clubs' operating profits took a sizeable hit in the 2022-23 season with pre-tax losses also rising sharply, according to new figures from Deloitte.

Everton Women are set to complete a double signing from Sevilla with Nigeria forward Toni Payne and Spain midfielder Inma Gabarro poised to arrive in the WSL.

DAILY TELEGRAPH

Declan Rice has refused to be drawn into a war of words with James McClean following his former Republic of Ireland team-mate's stinging criticism of his performances at the European Championship.

New Saracens fly-half Fergus Burke, who has lived his entire life in New Zealand until now, is open to playing for either England or Scotland when he begins his international career.

New Zealand's decision to leave No 8 Hoskins Sotutu out of their squad to face England could lead to him eventually representing their summer opponents as early as next year if he gives up his Super Rugby career and heads to the Premiership.

DAILY RECORD

Rangers are ready to make a move for Scotland star Kenny McLean if he is made available by new Norwich City boss Johannes Hoff Thorup.

Celtic's search for a new goalkeeper might have to continue without Fenerbahce No 1 Dominik Livakovic as the Turkish club are struggling to replace the Scottish champions' target.

When does the summer transfer window open and close?

The 2024 summer transfer window in the Premier League and Scottish Premiership is officially open.

The window will close on August 30 at 11pm UK time in England and at 11.30pm in Scotland.

The Premier League and Scottish Premiership brought forward Deadline Day to link up with the other major leagues in Europe. The closing dates were set following discussions with the leagues in England, Germany, Italy, Spain and France.

Newcastle are not pursuing their move for Everton striker Dominic Calvert-Lewin.

They had been in talks with the 27-year-old but a £40m deal has proved too costly.

Calvert-Lewin has a year left on his contract at Goodison Park and is a player Newcastle boss Eddie Howe had been monitoring for several years.

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Calvert-Lewin, who has 11 caps for England, has scored 68 goals in 247 appearances across all competitions for Everton since making his debut in 2016.

Everton, meanwhile, are unlikely to sign Newcastle winger Yankuba Minteh.

The 19-year-old spent a successful season with Arne Slot's Feyenoord last year but has never played a game for Newcastle.

Newcastle have a serious offer on the table from Lyon for Minteh.

Both moves would have helped Newcastle and Everton with their respective issues around profit and sustainability rules (PSR).

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Iroegbunam becomes Everton's first summer signing

Everton announced their first signing of the summer transfer window on Saturday, with midfielder Tim Iroegbunam arriving on a three-year deal from Aston Villa.

The 20-year-old, who has cost a reported £9m, was a European U19 Championship winner with England in 2022 and has also represented the U20s.

Iroegbunam came through West Brom's academy, making his senior debut in May 2021 before moving to Villa a month later.

He made his debut for Villa in February 2022 and went on to make 12 Premier League appearances for them, although only two were starts.

"We're pleased to add Tim to our midfield options. He is a young player who is still learning and developing but clearly has a lot of the qualities we want in that area of the pitch," said Everton manager Sean Dyche.

"My coaching staff and I are looking forward to starting to work with him in pre-season."

Villa are currently in talks with Everton to sign 21-year-old winger Lewis Dobbin.

PSR explained: What limits clubs spending more?

In the simplest terms, when every Premier League team tots up their annual accounts, they can have made a loss no greater than £105m across the previous three seasons.

Clubs can only lose £15m of their own money across those three years. So that's no more than £15m extra on outgoings like transfer fees, player wages and, in a lot of clubs' cases, paying off former managers compared to their income from TV payments, season tickets, selling players and so on.

The other £90m of any £105m must be guaranteed by their owners buying up shares, known as 'secure funding', and essentially means bankrolling the club.

When does the summer transfer window open and close?

The 2024 summer transfer window in the Premier League and Scottish Premiership is officially open.

The window will close on August 30 at 11pm UK time in England and at 11.30pm in Scotland.

The Premier League and Scottish Premiership brought forward Deadline Day to link up with the other major leagues in Europe. The closing dates were set following discussions with the leagues in England, Germany, Italy, Spain and France.

The transfer window is open - and clubs are already signing players. Find out who is on the move across the Premier League...

Check below for a comprehensive list of all the Premier League ins and outs from the 2024 summer transfer window.

Keep track of all the latest developments with our Transfer Centre blog.

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Fees include potential add-ons.

Arsenal

In

Lucas Nygaard - Nordsjaelland, free

David Raya - Brentford, £27m

Tommy Setford - Ajax, £850,000

Riccardo Calafiori - Bologna, £42m

Out

Karl Hein - Real Valladolid, loan

Emile Smith Rowe - Fulham, £34m

Mika Biereth - Sturm Graz, £4m

Omari Benjamin - Everton, free

Luis Brown - West Ham, free

Catalin Cirjan - Dinamo Bucharest, free

Noah Cooper - Stoke, free

Amario Cozier-Duberry - Brighton, free

Ovie Ejeheri - FC Midtjylland, free

Taylor Foran - Bromley, free

Arthur Okonkwo - Wrexham, free

Kamarni Ryan - Burnley, free

Ruell Walters - Luton, free

Maura Bandeira - Released

Henry Davies - Released

Mohamed Elneny - Al Jazira, free

Hubert Graczyk - Released

James Hillson - Released

Henry Jeffcot - Released

Tyreece John-Jules - Released

Alex Kirk - Released

James Lannin-Sweet - Released

Cedric Soares - Released

Kido Taylor-Hart - Released

Jack Henry-Francis - Sligo Rovers, loan

Nuno Tavares - Lazio, loan

Albert Sambi Lokonga - Sevilla, loan

Chido Obi-Martin - Released

Aston Villa

In

Ethan Amundsen-Day - Copenhagen, undisclosed

Cameron Archer - Sheffield United, £14m

Ross Barkley - Luton, undisclosed

Enzo Barrenechea - Juventus, undisclosed

Lewis Dobbin - Everton, £10m

Samuel Iling-Junior - Juventus, undisclosed

Omar Khedr - ZED, undisclosed

Ian Maatsen - Chelsea, £37.5m

Amadou Onana - Everton, £50m

Jaden Philogene - Hull City, £18m

Max Jenner - West Brom, free

Out

Tim Iroegbunam - Everton, £9m

Omari Kellyman - Chelsea, £19m

Douglas Luiz - Juventus, £21m

Moussa Diaby - Al Ittihad, undisclosed

Sebastian Revan - Wrexham, undisclosed

Morgan Sanson - Nice, £3.4m

Vijami Sinisalo - Celtic, £1m

Calum Chambers - Cardiff, free

Jack McDowell - QPR, free

Dylan Mitchell - Swindon, free

Taylor-Jay Hart - Released

Chisom Afoka - Released

Frankie Ealing - Released

Abube Onuchukwu - Released

Aaron O'Reilly - Released

Edward Rowe - Released

Philippe Coutinho - Vasco de Gama, loan

Filip Marschall - Crewe, loan

Tommi O'Reilly - Shrewsbury, loan

Louie Barry - Stockport, loan

Benjamin Chrisene - Norwich, undisclosed

Benicio Baker-Boaitey - Port Vale, loan

Kaine Kesler-Hayden - Preston, loan

Josh Feeney - Shrewsbury, loan

Lewis Dobbin - West Brom, loan

Bournemouth

In

Daniel Jebbison - Sheffield United, £1.5m

Alex Paulsen - Wellington Phoenix, £2m

Luis Sinisterra - Leeds, £20m

Enes Unal - Getafe, £14m

Koby Mottoh - Portsmouth, free

Dean Huijsen - Juventus, £15.2m

Out

Dominic Solanke - Tottenham, £65m

Kieffer Moore - Sheffield United, undisclosed

Jack Wadham - Sutton, free

Lloyd Kelly - Newcastle, free

Jamal Lowe - Sheffield Wednesday, free

Noah Crisp - Released

Ollie Eagle - Released

Ryan Fredericks - Released

Ben Greenwood - Released

Jack Holman - Released

Baylin Johnson - Released

Emiliano Marcondes - Released

Ferdinand Okoh - Released

Cameron Plain - Released

Euan Pollock - Released

Darren Randolph - Released

Harry Redknapp Jr - Released

Michael Dacosta Gonzalez - Crawley, loan

Charlie Osborne - Hartberg, loan

Joe Rothwell - Leeds, loan

Dan Adu-Addei - Carlisle, loan

Brentford

In

Igor Thiago - Club Brugge, £30m

Benjamin Fredrick - Simoiben, undisclosed

Julian Eyestone - Duke Blue Devils, free

Fabio Carvalho - Liverpool, £27.5m

Out

David Raya - Arsenal, £27m

Daniel Oyegoke - Hearts, undisclosed

Shandon Baptiste - Luton, free

Thomas Strakosha - AEK Athens, free

Angel Waruih - Eastleigh, free

Saman Ghoddos - Released

Charlie Goode - Stevenage, free

Vincent Angelini - Released

Charlie Farr - Released

Nathan Young-Coombes - Released

Erion Zabeli - Released

Ellery Balcombe - St Mirren, loan

Michael Olakigbe - Wigan, loan

Tristan Crama - Exeter, loan

Finley Stevens - St Pauli, undisclosed

Brighton

In

Yankuba Minteh - Brighton, £25m

Ibrahim Osman - Nordsjaelland, £16m

Mats Wieffer - Feyenoord, £25m

Malick Yalcouye - IFK Gothenburg, £6m

Amario Cozier-Duberry - Arsenal, free

Out

Pascal Gross - Borussia Dortmund, £10m

Deniz Undav - Stuttgart, undisclosed

Kacper Kozlowski - Gaziantep, undisclosed

Leigh Kavanagh - Bohemians, free

Adam Lallana - Southampton, free

Brody Peart - Wycombe, free

Steven Alzate - Released

Jaydon Fuller - Released

Jack Hinchy - Notts County, free

Tommy Reid - Released

Bailey Smith - Released

James Beadle - Sheffield Wednesday, loan

Ben Jackson - Livingston, loan

Kjell Scherpen - Sturm Graz, loan

Tom McGill - MK Dons, loan

Marc Leonard - Birmingham City, £500,000

Jack Hinchy - Notts County, free

Benicio Baker-Boaitey - Port Vale, loan

Facundo Buonanotte - Leicester, loan

Luca Barrington - Grimsby, loan

Chelsea

In

Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall - Leicester, £30m

Marc Guiu - Barcelona, £5m

Omari Kellyman - Aston Villa, £19m

Tosin - Fulham, free

Pedro Neto - Wolves, £54m

Renato Veiga - FC Basel, £12m

Caleb Wiley - Atlanta United, undisclosed

Estevao Willian - Palmeiras, £29.1m

Filip Jorgensen - Villarreal, £20.7m

Aaron Anselmino - Boca Juniors, £15.6m

Out

Alfie Gilchrist - Sheffield United, loan

Chinoso Chibueze - Stoke, undisclosed

Jamie Cumming - Oxford, undisclosed

Michael Golding - Leicester, undisclosed

Lewis Hall - Newcastle, £28m

Omari Hutchinson - Ipswich, £18m

Ian Maatsen - Aston Villa, £37.5m

Charlie Webster - Burton, undisclosed

Hakim Ziyech - Galatasary, undisclosed

Dion Rankine - Wigan, free

Thiago Silva - Fluminense, free

Josh Brooking - Released

Noah Hay - Released

Ted Curd - Hampton & Richmond, loan

Teddy Sharman-Lowe - Doncaster, loan

Dylan Williams - Burton, loan

Andrey Santos - Strasbourg, loan

Malang Sarr - Lens, free

Eddie Beach - Crawley, loan

Gabriel Slonina - Barnsley, loan

Aaron Anselmino - Boca Juniors, loan

Crystal Palace

In

Chadi Riad - Barcelona, £14m

Daichi Kamada - Lazio, free

Jemiah Umolu - West Ham, free

Ismaila Sarr - Marseille, £11m

Out

Michael Olise - Bayern Munich, £50.8m

Kofi Balmer - Motherwell, free

Scott Banks - St Pauli, free

Leon Elliott - Ipswich, free

John-Kymani Gordon - Colchester, free

Kelvin Agho - Released

Nathan Ferguson - Released

Giulio Marroni - Released

Jairo Riedewald - Released

James Tomkins - Released

Noah Watson - Released

Vonnte Williams - Released

Owen Goodman - AFC Wimbledon, loan

Joe Whitworth - Exeter, loan

David Ozoh - Derby, loan

Tayo Adaramola - Stockport, loan

Malcolm Ebiowei - Oxford United, loan

Malachi Boateng - Hearts, undisclosed

Everton

In

Omari Benjamin - Arsenal, free

Jack Harrison - Leeds, loan

Tim Iroegbunam - Aston Villa, £9m

Iliman Ndiaye - Marseille, £20m

Jesper Lindstrom - Napoli, loan

Jake O'Brien - Lyon, £17m

Out

Lewis Dobbin - Aston Villa, £10m

Ben Godfrey - Atalanta, £10.2m

Amadou Onana - Aston Villa, £50m

Jack Barrett - Blackburn, free

Dylan Graham - Larne, free

Mackenzie Hunt - Fleetwood, free

Katia Kouyate - Barrow, free

Andy Lonergan - Wigan, free

Lewis Warrington - Leyton Orient, free

Dele - Released

Andre Gomes - Released

Sebastian Jensen - Released

Kyle John - Released

Ed Jones - Released

Daniel Maher - Released

Matthew Mallon - Released

Tyler Onyango - Stockport, loan

Fulham

In

Ryan Sessegnon - Tottenham, free

Emile Smith Rowe - Arsenal, £34m

Jorge Cuenca - Villarreal, undisclosed

Out

Tim Ream - Charlotte FC, undisclosed

Joao Palhinha - Bayern Munich, £47.4m

Bobby Decordova-Reid - Leicester, free

Tyrese Francois - Wigan, free

George Okkas - Rio Ave, free

Tosin - Chelsea, free

George Wickens - Lincoln, undisclosed

Marek Rodak - Released

Terence Kongolo - Released

Luciano D'Auria-Henry - Released

Caelan Avenell - Released

Ma'Kel Bogle-Campbell - Released

Montague Conway - Released

Matt Dibley-Dias - Northampton, loan

Devan Tanton - Chesterfield, loan

Luke Harris - Birmingham, loan

Olly Sanderson - Bradford, loan

Kieron Bowie - Hibernian, undisclosed

Ipswich

In

Liam Delap - Man City, £20m

Omari Hutchinson - Chelsea, £18m

Jacob Greaves - Hull, £15m

Darragh McCann - Glentoran, undisclosed

Arijanet Muric - Burnley, £15m

Leon Elliott - Crystal Palace, free

Ben Johnson - West Ham, free

Conor Townsend - West Brom, £500k

Out

Gassan Ahadme - Charlton, £1m

Idris El Mizouni - Oxford, £400,000

Silva Mexes - Manchester United, compensation

Danny Cullum - Sudbury, free

Nick Hayes - Barnet, free

Vaclav Hladky - Burnley, free

Kayden Jackson - Derby, free

Jack Manly - Leiston, free

Seth O'Neill - Ipswich Wanderers, free

Cameron Stewart - Coleraine, free

Dominic Ball - Released

Panutche Camara - Released

Sone Aluko - Retired

Corrie Ndaba - Kilmarnock, undisclosed

Elkan Baggott - Blackpool, loan

Leicester

In

Abdul Fatawu - Sporting, £17m

Michael Golding - Chelsea, undisclosed

Caleb Okoli - Atalanta, undisclosed

Bobby Decordova-Reid - Fulham, free

Facundo Buonanotte - Brighton, loan

Out

Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall - Chelsea, £30m

Lewis Brunt - Wrexham, undisclosed

Shane Flynn - Waterford, free

Marc Albrighton - Released

Paul Appiah - Released

Arlo Doherty - Released

Iestyn Hughes - Released

Kelechi Iheanacho - Released

Jack Lewis - Released

Tawanda Maswanhise - Released

Denis Praet - Released

Silko Thomas - Wigan, loan

Harry Souttar - Sheffield United, loan

Liverpool

In

None

Out

Anderson Arroyo - Burgos, undisclosed

Adrian - Real Betis, free

Melkamu Frauendorf - Hannover, free

Nathan Giblin - AFC Liverpool, free

Francis Gyimah - Stoke, free

Luke Hewitson - Fleetwood, free

Zac Jagielka - Hull, free

Adam Lewis - Morecambe, free

Joel Matip - Released

Mateusz Musialowski - Released

Niall Osborne - Released

Cody Pennington - Released

Matteo Ritaccio - Released

Calvin Ramsay - Wigan, loan

Thiago Alcantara - Retired

Luke Chambers - Wigan, loan

Lewis Koumas - Stoke, loan

Fabio Carvalho - Brentford, £27.5m

Billy Koumetio - Dundee, undisclosed

Manchester City

In

Savio - Troyes, £33.6m

Out

Julian Alvarez - Atletico Madrid, £82m

Liam Delap - Ipswich, £20m

Tommy Doyle - Wolves, £4.3m

Lewis Fiorini - Stockport, undisclosed

Sergio Gomez - Real Sociedad, undisclosed

Taylor Harwood-Bellis - Southampton, £20m

Josh Adam - Released

Jamal Baptiste - Released

Yan Couto - Borussia Dortmund, loan

Callum Doyle - Norwich, loan

Alex Robertson - Man City, undisclosed

Micah Hamilton - Middlesbrough, £3.7m

Finley Burns - Hull, loan

Kian Breckin - Crewe, loan

Luke Mbete - Northampton, loan

Mahamadou Susoho - Peterborough, loan

Manchester United

In

Leny Yoro - Lille, £58.9m

Joshua Zirkzee - Bologna, £36.5m

Out

Alvaro Fernandez - Benfica, £5.1m

Mason Greenwood - Marseille, £26.6m

Willy Kambwala - Villarreal, £9.6m

Donny van de Beek - Girona, £7.6m

Omari Forson - Monza, free

Charlie McNeill - Sheffield Wednesday, free

Marcus Lawrence - Released

Anthony Martial - Released

Kie Plumley - Released

Shola Shoretire - PAOK, free

Raphael Varane - Released

Brandon Williams - Released

Tom Huddlestone - Retired

Joe Hugill - Wigan, loan

Aaron Wan-Bissaka - West Ham, £15m

Newcastle

In

Lewis Hall - Chelsea, £28m

Miodrag Pivas - FK Jedinstvo Ub, undisclosed

Odysseas Vlachodimos - Nottingham Forest, undisclosed

Lloyd Kelly - Bournemouth, free

John Ruddy - Birmingham, free

William Osula - Sheffield United, £15m

Out

Elliot Anderson - Nottingham Forest, £35m

Yankuba Minteh - Brighton, £30m

Kyle Crossley - South Shields, free

Jude Smith - Carlisle, free

Dylan Stephenson - Dagenham & Redbridge, free

Kelland Watts - Cambridge, free

Matthew Bondswell - Released

Will Brown - Released

Lucas De Bolle - Released

Amadou Diallo - Released

Paul Dummett - Released

Jordan Hackett - Released

Jeff Hendrick - Released

Loris Karius - Released

Shaun Mavididi - Released

Carter Milmore - Released

Michael Ndiweni - Released

Matt Ritchie - Portsmouth, free

Taylor Ross - Released

Rodrigo Vilca - Released

Nottingham Forest

In

Elliot Anderson - Newcastle, £35m

Eric da Silva Moreiro - St Pauli, £1.3m

Nikola Milenkovic - Fiorentina, £12m

Carlos Miguel - Corinthians, undisclosed

Marko Stamenic - Red Star Belgrade, undisclosed

Shea Cahill - Brisbane Roar, free

Jota Silva - Vitoria Guimaraes, £10.1m

Out

Remo Freuler - Bolgona, £3.4m

Orel Mangala - Lyon, £20m

Moussa Niakhate - Lyon, £27m

Brandon Aguilera - Rio Ave, undisclosed

Julian Larsson - Burton, undisclosed

Odysseas Vlachodimos - Newcastle, undisclosed

Henry Lister - Hearts, free

Kevin Adueni - Released

Harry Arter - Released

Felipe - Released

Tony Gbopo - Released

Wayne Hennessey - Released

Ethan Hull - Released

Ateef Konate - Released

Cheikhou Kouyate - Released

Loic Mbe Soh - Released

Scott McKenna - Released

Elijah Morgan - Released

Theo Robinson - Released

Esapa Osong - Rotherham, loan

Jonathan Panzo - Rio Ave, loan

Marko Stamenic - Olympiakos, loan

Lewis O'Brien - Los Angeles FC, loan

Southampton

In

Flynn Downes - West Ham, £18m

Ronnie Edwards - Peterborough, £6m

Taylor Harwood-Bellis - Manchester City, £20m

Yukinari Sugawara - AZ Alkmaar, £5m

Ben Brereton Diaz - Villarreal, £6.5m

Rento Takaoka - Nissho Gakuen High School, undisclosed

Nathan Wood - Swansea, £3m

Adam Lallana - Brighton, free

Brook Myers - Charlton, free

Khiani Shombe - Lewisham Borough, free

Charlie Taylor - Burnley, free

Wellington - Sao Paulo, free (joining in January)

Juan - Sao Paulo, free (joining in January)

Kuryu Matsuki - FC Tokyo, undisclosed

Out

Kuryu Matsuki - Goztepe, loan

Duje Caleta-Car - Lyon, undisclosed

Lyanco - Atletico Mineiro, £4m

Romain Perraud - Real Betis, £3m

Che Adams - Torino, free

Matt Carson - Torquay, free

Luke Pearce - Cardiff, free

Stuart Armstrong - Released

Dynel Simeu - Released

Jake Vokins - Released

Zach Awe - Accrington, loan

Lewis Payne - Cheltenham, loan

Ollie Wright - Yeovil, loan

Nico Lawrence - MK Dons, loan

Cameron Bragg - Crawley, loan

Tottenham

In

Lucas Bergvall - Djurgarden, £8.5m

George Feeney - Glentoran, undisclosed

Archie Gray - Leeds, undisclosed

Timo Werner - RB Leipzig, loan

Min-Hyuk Yang - Gangwon FC, undisclosed

Dominic Solanke - Bournemouth, £65m

Out

Emerson Royal - AC Milan, £12.8m

Eric Dier - Bayern Munich, £3m

Troy Parrott - AZ Alkmaar, £6.7m

Joe Rodon - Leeds, undisclosed

Kieran Morgan - QPR, free

Ivan Perisic - Hajduk Split, free

Japhet Tanganga - Millwall, free

Billy Heaps - Released

Tanguy Ndombele - Released

Charlie Sayers - Released

Ryan Sessegnon - Fulham, free

Han Willhoft-King - Released

Matthew Craig - Barnsley, loan

Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg - Marseille, loan

Bryan Gil - Girona, loan

Alejo Veliz - Espanyol, loan

Dane Scarlett - Oxford, loan

West Ham

In

Luis Guilherme - Palmeiras, £25m

Max Kilman - Wolves, £40m

Wes Foderingham - Sheffield United, free

Crysencio Summerville - Leeds, undisclosed

Niclas Fullkrug - Borussia Dortmund, £27.5m

Guido Rodriguez - Real Betis, free

Jean-Clair Todibo - Nice, loan

Aaron Wan-Bissaka - Man Utd, £15m

Out

Said Benrahma - Lyon, £13m

Flynn Downes - Southampton, £18m

Thilo Kehrer - Monaco, £9.5m

Nathan Trott - Copenhagen, £1.5m

Joseph Anang - St Patrick's, free

Dan Chesters - Salford, free

Ben Johnson - Ipswich, free

Jacob Knightbridge - Oxford, free

Jemiah Umolu - Crystal Palace, free

Sebastian Boothe - Released

Keenan Forson - Released

Liam Jones - Released

Divin Mubama - Released

Angelo Ogbonna - Released

Blaise Uwandji - Released

Michael Forbes - Bristol Rovers, loan

Krisztian Hegyi - Motherwell, loan

Levi Laing - Cheltenham Town, loan

Callum Marshall - Huddersfield, loan

Patrick Kelly - Doncaster, loan

Wolves

In

Tommy Doyle - Man City, £4.3m

Rodrigo Gomes - Braga, £12.7m

Pedro Lima - Sport Recife, £8.45m

Arthur Nasta - Larkhall Athletic, undisclosed

Jorgen Strand Larsen - Celta Vigo, loan

Out

Max Kilman - West Ham, £40m

Pedro Neto - Chelsea, £54m

Oliver Tipton - Solihull Moors, undisclosed

Bendeguz Bolla - Rapid Vienna, free

Muhamed Diomande - West Brom, free

Dom Plank - Hearts, free

Louie Moulden - released

Joe Young - released

Marvin Kaleta - Motherwell, loan

Hugo Bueno - Feyenoord, loan

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The top stories and transfer rumours from Monday's newspapers...

DAILY MAIL

AC Milan have shown an interest in Everton's Dominic Calvert-Lewin as talks continue for the striker with Newcastle.

David Beckham is keen to sign Raphael Varane at Inter Miami this summer after the defender's Manchester United exit.

THE TIMES

The England squad have turned to the Professional Footballers' Association for assistance with their commercial rights after splitting with the agent who also acted for the manager Gareth Southgate.

RB Leipzig are one of a number of teams interested in signing Liverpool and England Under-21 midfielder Tyler Morton.

Emerson Royal has confirmed that AC Milan have expressed an interest in signing him from Tottenham Hotspur.

THE SUN

Sam Allardyce has hinted he would love to return to management for the Wales job.

Crystal Palace striker Odsonne Edouard has just changed agent to join Trent Alexander-Arnold's brother Tyler and his PLG company and may soon also swap clubs.

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DAILY MIRROR

Joshua Kimmich remains in contention for a Premier League move this summer, but Manchester United won't be in the mix unless the German has changed his stance.

Wilfred Ndidi is leaving Leicester City this summer but might yet remain in English football with Everton among the clubs interested in signing him.

DAILY STAR

Bayern Munich are interested in Manchester City ace Bernardo Silva who has a £50m buy-out clause in his contract at the Etihad Stadium, which still has two years to run.

DAILY EXPRESS

Andy Murray is not yet ready to pull out of a final Wimbledon appearance after undergoing surgery to remove a spinal cyst.

THE DAILY TELEGRAPH

Phil Foden has revealed he takes himself away from the scrutiny of England's performances his own role at the Euros by going fishing at the team's Spa & Golf Resort Weimarer Land basecamp.

THE GUARDIAN

Anthony Joshua has said he is considering opening a care home for retired boxers with health problems.

DAILY RECORD

Rangers are considering a move for Hearts power-broker Andrew McKinlay as they search for a new chief executive after their own James Bisgrove stepped down last month.

SCOTTISH SUN

Former Rangers boss Giovanni van Bronckhorst will use his Scottish football connections to bolster his backroom team at Besiktas.

When does the summer transfer window open and close?

The 2024 summer transfer window in the Premier League and Scottish Premiership is officially open.

The window will close on August 30 at 11pm UK time in England and at 11.30pm in Scotland.

The Premier League and Scottish Premiership brought forward Deadline Day to link up with the other major leagues in Europe. The closing dates were set following discussions with the leagues in England, Germany, Italy, Spain and France.