Premier League clubs have already spent a lot of new signing sessions, and now we can anticipate more important deals throughout Europe and beyond with the Summer Transfer window Open
It was a few days ago, but Premier League clubs can again sign new players. The transfer window is open again and will remain until 1 September.
This summer has been different than others when it comes to transfers for English clubs. This is due to the first edition of the extensive Club World Cup, with an extra window introduced to have competing clubs strengthened for competition in the United States.
Although Chelsea and Manchester City are the only Premier League parties in the tournament, all 20 teams have allowed in the top flight to have some of their things done early. However, due to a restriction on the length of the transfer window, we were unable to continue straight from the beginning of June to the beginning of September.
An exceptionally extra transfer window opened on 1 June and ran 10 days, mainly with the aim of allowing clubs to register for the Club World Cup on time. Among those who took such a step, Trent Alexander-Arnold, in which Real Madrid paid millions to bring in the English star before his Liverpool contract went at the end of the month.
All 20 Premier League clubs, as well as clubs from other federations with teams participating in the club World Cup, were allowed to bring in new players prior to the tournament. Now that the window is completely open, we can prepare for the summer company to rise seriously.
Alexander-Arnold was far from the only new player who joins a club world cup side. Dean Huijsen joined him in the Real Madrid tournament team after completing a move from Bournemouth, while Chelsea Dario Essugo, Mike Penders, Liam Delap and Mamadou Sarr – but not Estevao Willian, who will move to London.
Manchester City has also been busy with Rayan Cherki, Rayan Ait-Nouri, Tijjani Reijnders and Marcus Bettinelli who all participated in time for the tournament. There were also some major deals for other Premier League clubs, including Matheus Cunha's Manchester United Switch and the move from Jeremie Frimpong to Liverpool.
A number of players have already drawn up deals for when their contracts end at the end of June, while others will be able to move for nothing when June ticks in July. Among the controversial free agents are Premier League winner Jamie Vardy and Manchester United midfielder Christian Eriksen.
Kieran Tierney and Kevin De Bruyne are among the outdoor players who are already finding new clubs. Tierney returns to Celtic from Arsenal, while De Bruyne is bound after ten years of Napoli as a player in Manchester City.