Transfers

Find out today's transfer news, 22 July 2026, for Real Madrid, Barcelona, Liverpool, Manchester United, and the top leagues around the world.

Manchester United awaits

Where is the Argentine star headed?

Liverpool head coach Andoni Iraola has addressed the mounting speculation regarding Alexis Mac Allister's future following reports linking the midfield star with a move to Real Madrid. The Basque tactician also identified the clear areas of the squad that require immediate reinforcement before the window slams shut.

Chelsea have ramped up their summer recruitment drive by launching a formal £64 million bid for Bournemouth sensation Alex Scott. The Blues are testing the Cherries' resolve after the highly-rated midfielder reportedly rejected a fresh contract offer to remain on the South Coast.

The transfer window usually dominates the back pages during the summer, but that's rarely the case in tournament years as the market is forced to take a back seat. Business never sleeps, however, and several deals have gone under the radar during the 2026 World Cup. After five-and-a-half weeks and some 104 matches, the big event is finally over, which means attention can now turn to the comings and goings at club level.

A headache for the Special One

Chelsea are weighing up a stunning move for John Stones following the defender's departure from Manchester City, according to reports. The England international is available as a free agent after his contract at the Etihad Stadium expired, sparking interest from several Premier League heavyweights.

The Catalan side settles its next move

The English star chooses Chelsea over Arsenal

Chelsea have officially confirmed the landmark signing of Morgan Rogers from Aston Villa in a deal worth a staggering £117 million ($157m). The 23-year-old forward arrives at Stamford Bridge as the most expensive British player in history, surpassing the previous record recently set in this frantic summer window.

Kyogo Furuhashi has officially completed a transfer to the LA Galaxy, leaving Birmingham City after a highly disappointing spell. The Japanese forward struggled to find his form in the Championship following his £10 million ($13m) move, which ultimately led to him missing the 2026 World Cup. Now, Furuhashi hopes to revive his career in Major League Soccer and regain his prolific goalscoring touch.

Chelsea edge out Arsenal in the race for the young English star

Those close to the Spanish defender have informed the Barcelona president of his desire.

"Al-Alami" opens the summer transfer window

Fierce competition among Premier League clubs

A stark contrast between Riyadh's two giants in the summer transfer market. So what is the reason?