Transfer news: Done deals during the summer 2020 window

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The Premier League and English Football League summer transfer window is open from 27 July until 5 October, subject to Fifa approval.

The window, delayed because of the impact of the coronavirus pandemic, is also set to include a domestic-only period for transfers between Premier League and English Football League clubs from 5-16 October.

For all of the latest rumours, check out today's gossip column and for a full list of the August transfers visit this page.

7 September

Premier League

Callum Wilson [Bournemouth - Newcastle] £20m

English Football League

Callum Johnson [Accrington - Portsmouth] Undisclosed

Sheyi Ojo [Liverpool - Cardiff] Loan

Tariq Uwakwe [Chelsea - Accrington] Loan

6 September

Premier League

Marcal [Lyon - Wolves] £1.78m

English Football League

George Blackwood [Adelaide United - Oldham] Free

Alfie Mawson [Fulham - Bristol City] Loan

Women's Super League

Jamie Lee-Napier [Chelsea - Birmingham] Loan

Destiney Toussaint [unattached - Birmingham]

5 September

Premier League

Allan [Napoli - Everton] £21.7m

David Button [Brighton - West Brom] Undisclosed

Fabio Silva [Porto - Wolves] reported £35m

English Football League

Owura Edwards [Bristol City - Grimsby] Loan

Shaun Hobson [Bournemouth - Southend] Undisclosed

Shaun Miller [Crewe - Bolton] Free

Women's Super League

Laura Rafferty [Brighton - Bristol City] Loan

4 September

Premier League

Dani Ceballos [Real Madrid - Arsenal] Loan

Grady Diangana [West Ham - West Brom] £18m

Kai Havertz [Bayer Leverkusen - Chelsea] £71m

Cedric Kipre [Wigan - West Brom] Undisclosed

English Football League

Miguel Angel Guerrero [Olympiakos - Nottingham Forest] Undisclosed

Omar Beckles [Shrewsbury - Crewe] Free

Tom Carroll [Swansea - QPR] Free

Mark Duffy [Sheffield United - Fleetwood] Free

Kevin Ellison [Morecambe - Newport] Free

Dan Gardner [unattached - Wigan]

Ben Gibson [Burnley - Norwich] Loan

Remy Howarth [Cefn Druids - Lincoln] Undisclosed

Alfie Jones [Southampton - Hull] Undisclosed

Adam May [Portsmouth - Cambridge] Free

Demetri Mitchell [Manchester United - Blackpool] Free

Callum Morton [West Borm - Lincoln] Loan

Luke Murphy [Bolton - Crewe] Free

Alex Palmer [West Brom - Lincoln] Loan

Brett Pitman [Portsmouth - Swindon] Free

Stephen Sama [unattached - Accrington]

Ben Sheaf [Arsenal - Coventry] Loan

Viv Solomon-Otabor [unattached - Wigan]

Lasse Sorensen [Stoke - MK Dons] Loan

Martell Taylor-Crossdale [Fulham - Colchester] Loan

Scott Wilson [Burnley - Barrow] Free

International

Brahim Diaz [Real Madrid - AC Milan] Loan

Women's Super League

Georgia Brougham [Everton - Birmingham] Loan

Jeon Ga-Eul [Bristol City - Reading] Free

3 September

Premier League

Matty Cash [Nottingham Forest - Aston Villa] £16m

Timothy Castagne [Atalanta - Leicester] £25m

English Football League

Kenan Dunnwald-Turan [Bonner - Scunthorpe] Free

Max Harris [unattached - Cheltenham]

Daniel Kemp [West Ham - Blackpool] Loan

Chris Martin [Derby - Bristol City] Free

Kgosi Ntlhe [Scunthorpe - Barrow] Free

Rhys Norrington-Davies [Sheffield United - Luton] Loan

Emmanuel Osadebe [unattached - Walsall]

Danny Preston [Nottingham Forest - Grimsby] Loan

Ben Reeves [MK Dons - Plymouth] Free

Jack Ross [Southampton - Walsall] Free

Andrew Tutte [Morecambe - Bolton] Free

Hayden White [Mansfield - Walsall] Free

International

Vedad Ibisevic [Hertha Berlin - Schalke] Free

Julian Jeanvier [Brentford - Kasimpasa SK] Loan

Women's Super League

Benedicte Haaland [Lugano - Bristol City] Free

2 September

Premier League

Donny van de Beek [Ajax - Manchester United] £35m

Scottish Premiership

Shane Duffy [Brighton - Celtic] Loan

English Football League

Curtis Anderson [unattached - Wycombe]

George Cooper [Peterborough - Plymouth] Undisclosed

Ben Garrity [Blackpool - Oldham] Loan

Daryl Horgan [Hibernian - Wycombe] Free

Viktor Johansson [Leicester - Rotherham] Free

Elias Kachunga [Huddersfield - Sheffield Wednesday] Free

Tom McGill [Brighton - Crawley] Loan

Matija Sarkic [Wolves - Shrewsbury] Loan

Sean Scannell [Blackpool - Grimsby] Free

Tom Scully [Norwich - Accrington] Free

Liam Shephard [Forest Green - Newport] Free

Ryan Tafazolli [Hull - Wycombe] Free

Jordan Thomas [Norwich - Leyton Orient] Loan

Scott Twine [Swindon - Newport] Loan

Josh Windass [Wigan - Sheffield Wednesday] Undisclosed

Women's Super League

Rebekah Stott [Melbourne City - Brighton] Undisclosed

1 September

Premier League

Gabriel Magalhaes [Lille - Arsenal] 26m euros

English Football League

Jordan Barnett [Barnsley - Oldham] Free

James Bree [Aston Villa - Luton] Undisclosed

Adam Clayton [Middlesbrough - Birmingham] Free

Rob Dickie [Oxford - QPR] Undisclosed

Jake Hessenthaler [Grimsby - Crawley] Free

Kyle Jameson [AFC Fylde - Oldham] Free

Ricky Korboa [Carshalton - Northampton] Undisclosed

Tom Lockyer [Charlton - Luton] Undisclosed

Bez Lubala [Crawley - Blackpool] Undisclosed

Kai McKenzie-Lyle [Liverpool - Cambridge] Free

Glenn Murray [Brighton - Watford] Loan

Lewis Page [Charlton - Exeter] Free

Cameron Pring [Bristol City - Portsmouth] Loan

Ivan Toney [Peterborough - Brentford] Undisclosed

International

Ivan Rakitic [Barcelona - Sevilla] 1.5m euros

Women's Super League

Damaris Egurrola [Athletic Bilbao - Everton] Free

Pernille Harder [Wolfsburg - Chelsea] Undisclosed (reported £250,000)

Transfers page archive

2020: January - February to July - August

2019: January - February-April - May - June - July - August - September - October to December

2018: January - February-May - June - July - August - September to December

The page covers signings by Premier League, English Football League and Scottish Premiership clubs, along with selected deals from overseas.

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