Every Premier League transfer signing and exit for the 2025 summer window

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The 2025 summer transfer window has finally come to a close, with every team now locked in for the first half of the Premier League campaign.

There was drama left, right, and centre, as deals were hijacked, records were broken, and deals fell through at the last minute.

For most teams in the Premier League, it was a summer transfer window filled with more spending as the totals seem to continue rising.

So, with that said, here’s a look at every signing and exit confirmed over the summer 2025 transfer window.

Arsenal

Arsenal spent over £250 million in the 2025 summer transfer window, bringing in eight new players to bolster the squad.

Almost every position was covered for Mikel Arteta, while several exits were made, both permanently and on loan.

Ins

• Eberechi Eze – from Crystal Palace, £67.5 million
• Viktor Gyokeres – from Sporting CP, £63.5 million
• Noni Madueke – from Chelsea, £52 million
• Martin Zubimendi – from Real Sociedad, £51 million
• Christian Norgaard – from Brentford, £15 million
• Cristhian Mosquera – from Valencia, £13 million
• Kepa Arrizabalaga – from Chelsea, £5 million
• Piero Hincapie – from Bayer Leverkusen, loan

Outs

• Nuno Taveres – to Lazio, £4.3 million
• Marquinhos – to Cruzeiro, undisclosed fee
• Albert Sambi Lokonga – to Hamburg, undisclosed fee
• Fabio Vieira – to Hamburg, loan
• Jakob Kiwior – to Porto, loan
• Oleksandr Zinchenko – to Nottingham Forest, loan
• Reiss Nelson – to Brentford, loan
• Lucas Martin Nygaard – to Brabrand IF, loan
• Ismeal Kabia – Shrewsbury, loan

Aston Villa

After failing to qualify for the Champions League, Aston Villa had a tough summer transfer window to navigate.

Eight signings were made in an attempt to bolster Unai Emery’s squad, while plenty of exits were secured.

Ins

• Evann Guessand – from Nice, £28m
• Yasin Ozcan – from Kasimpasa, undisclosed
• Marco Bizot – from Brest, undisclosed
• Modou Keba Cisse – from LASK, undisclosed
• Zepiqueno Redmond – from Feyenoord, free
• Victor Lindelof – free agent
• Jadon Sancho – from Man United, loan
• Harvey Elliott – from Liverpool, loan

Outs

• Jacob Ramsey – to Newcastle, £43 million
• Kaine Kesler Hayden – to Coventry, £3.5 million
• Rico Richards – to Port Vale, undisclosed fee
• Philippe Coutinho – to Vasco de Gama, undisclosed fee
• Alex Moreno – to Girona, undisclosed fee
• Samuel Iling-Junior – to West Brom, loan
• Zepiqueno Redmond – to Huddersfield, loan
• Modou Keba Cisse – to LASK, loan
• Enzo Barrenechea – to Benfica, loan
• Josh Feeney – to Huddersfield, loan
• Oliwier Zych – to Rakow Czestochowa, loan
• Kosta Nedeljkovic – to RB Leipzig, loan
• Louie Barry – to Sheffield United, loan
• Joe Gauci – to Port Vale, loan
• Lewis Dobbin – to Preston, loan

Bournemouth

After an impressive season under Andoni Iraola, some of the Bournemouth squad was ripped up as teams circled their talent.

In response, the Cherries entered the market, with some fresh faces joining the team.

Ins

• Bafode Diakite – from Lille – £35 million
• Djordje Petrovic – from Chelsea, £25 million
• Ben Gannon Doak – from Liverpool, £25 million
• Amine Adli – from Bayer Leverkusen, £25 million
• Adrien Truffert – from Rennes, £14.4 million
• Veljko Milosavljevic – from Red Star Belgrade, undisclosed fee
• Alex Jimenez – from AC Milan, loan

Outs

• Illia Zabarnyi – to PSG, £54.5 million
• Dean Huijsen – to Real Madrid, £50 million
• Dango Ouattara – to Brentford, £42 million
• Milos Kerkez – to Liverpool, £40 million
• Jaidon Anthony – to Burnley, £10 million
• Mark Travers – to Everton, £4 million
• Joe Rothwell – to Rangers, undisclosed fee
• Neto – to Botafogo, undisclosed fee
• Daniel Jebbison – to Preston, loan
• Max Aarons – to Rangers, loan
• Alex Paulsen – to Lechia Gdansk, loan
• Ben Winterburn – to Barnet, loan

Brentford

It was a difficult summer for Brentford, as they were forced into a change of head coach, with Keith Andrews stepping up to take charge.

There were some big sales involved, but the Bees brought in some new faces to replace those who had exited.

Ins

• Dango Ouattara – from Bournemouth, £42 million
• Antoni Milambo – from Feyenoord, £18.8 million
• Caoimhin Kelleher – from Liverpool, £18 million
• Michael Kayode – from Fiorentina, £14 million
• Romelle Donovan – from Birmingham, undisclosed fee
• Jordan Henderson – from Ajax, free
• Reiss Nelson – from Arsenal, loan

Outs

• Bryan Mbeumo – to Man United, £71 million
• Yoane Wissa – to Newcastle, £55 million
• Christian Norgaard – to Arsenal, £15 million
• Mark Flekken – to Bayer Leverkusen, £11 million
• Mads Roerslev – to Southampton, undisclosed fee
• Tony Yogane – to Dundee, loan

Brighton

Having failed to land European football for this season, Brighton’s focus was mainly on trimming down the squad.

The Seagulls did bring in some promising stars, however, continuing their cycle of signing young talent for the future.

Ins

• Charalampos Kostoulas – from Olympiacos, £31.4 million
• Maxim De Cuyper – from Club Brugge, £17.3 million
• Diego Coppola – from Hellas Verona, £9 million
• Tom Watson – from Sunderland, £10 million
• Nils Ramming – from Eintracht Frankfurt, £725,000
• Yoon Doyoung – Daejeon Hana Citizen, undisclosed
• Olivier Boscagli – PSV Eindhoven, free

Outs

• Joao Pedro – to Chelsea, £60 million
• Simon Adingra – to Sunderland, £20.5 million
• Pervis Estupinan – to AC Milan, £17.4 million
• Tariq Lamptey – to Fiorentina, £6 million
• Abdallah Sima – to Lens, £4 million
• Odel Offiah – to Preston, £1.5 million
• Valentin Barco – to Strasbourg, undisclosed fee
• Kjell Scherpen – to Union Saint-Gilloise, undisclosed fee
• Evan Ferguson – to Roma, loan
• Igor Julio – to West Ham, loan
• Matt O’Riley – to Marseille, loan
• James Beadle – to Birmingham, loan
• Eiran Cashin – to Birmingham, loan
• Ibrahim Osman – to Auxerre, loan
• Mark O’Mahony – to Reading, loan
• Amario Cozier-Duberry – to Bolton, loan
• Kamari Doyle – to Reading, loan
• Malick Yalcouye – to Swansea, loan

Burnley

After securing promotion back to the Premier League, Burnley made many of their loan signings from the Championship permanent before looking to bring in quality.

There were a couple of big losses in there as well, as they look to adjust back to the top flight.

Ins

• Armando Broja – from Chelsea, £20 million
• Loum Tchaouna – from Lazio, £12 million
• Bashir Humphreys – from Chelsea, £10 million
• Marcus Edwards – from Sporting CP, £8.5 million
• Jaidon Anthony – from Bournemouth, £8 million
• Zian Flemming – from Millwall, £7 million
• Kyle Walker – from Man City, £5 million
• Max Weiss – from Karlsruher, £4.2 million
• Quilindschy Hartman – from Feyenoord, undisclosed fee
• Jacob Bruun Larsen – from Stuttgart, undisclosed fee
• Lesley Ugochukwu – from Chelsea, undisclosed fee
• Martin Dubravka – from Newcastle, undisclosed fee
• Axel Tuanzebe – from Ipswich, free
• Fiorentino Luis – from Benfica, loan

Outs

• James Trafford – to Man City, £31 million
• Han-Noah Massengo – to Augsburg, undisclosed fee
• Joe Westley – to Dundee, undisclosed fee
• Luca Koleosho – to Espanyol, loan
• Andreas Hountondji – to St. Pauli, loan
• CJ Egan-Riley – to Marseille, free agent

Chelsea

Chelsea’s summer transfer window was seemingly split in two parts, as they balanced signings with their involvement in the Club World Cup.

There was an influx of early additions, before a late rush for further signings and exits.

Ins

• Joao Pedro – from Brighton, £60 million
• Jamie Gittens – from Dortmund, £51.5 million
• Alejandro Garnacho – from Man United, £40 million
• Jorrel Hato – from Ajax, £38.5 million
• Liam Delap – from Ipswich, £30 million
• Estevao Willian – from Palmeiras, £29 million
• Dario Essugo – from Sporting, £18.5 million
• Kendry Paez – from Independiente del Valle, £17.3 million
• Mamadou Sarr – from RC Strasbourg, £12 million

Outs

• Noni Madueke – to Arsenal, £52 million
• Joao Felix – to Al Nassr, £43.7 million
• Christopher Nkunku – to AC Milan, £36 million
• Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall – to Everton, £29 million
• Renato Veiga – to Villarreal, £26 million
• Djordje Petrovic – to Bournemouth, £25 million
• Carney Chukwuemeka – to Borussia Dortmund, £24 million
• Lesley Ugochukwu – to Burnley, £23 million
• Armando Broja – to Burnley, £20 million
• Bashir Humphreys – to Burnley, £10 million
• Ishe Samuels-Smith – to RC Strasbourg, £6.9 million
• Kepa Arrizabalga – to Arsenal, £5 million
• Alfie Gilchrist – to West Brom, £1.2 million
• Ben Chilwell – to RC Strasbourg, undisclosed fee
• Dylan Williams – to Burton, undisclosed fee
• Marcus Bettinelli – to Man City, undisclosed fee
• Mathis Amougou – to RC Strasbourg, undisclosed fee
• Zak Sturge – to Millwall, undisclosed fee
• Alex Matos – to Sheff Utd, undisclosed fee
• Nicolas Jackson – to Bayern Munich, loan
• Kendry Paez – to RC Strasbourg, loan
• Omari Kellyman – to Cardiff City, loan
• Teddy Sharman-Lowe – to Bolton, loan
• Caleb Wiley – to Watford, loan
• Mike Penders – to RC Strasbourg, loan
• Mamadou Sarr – to RC Strasbourg, loan
• Leo Castledine – to Huddersfield, loan
• Aaron Anselmino – to Borussia Dortmund, loan
• Brodi Hughes – to AFC Wimbledon, loan

Crystal Palace

Crystal Palace faced a tough transfer window, with the possibility of losing some of their key stars after the FA Cup final triumph, while inaction on the signing front brought about concern.

Ins

• Yeremy Pino – from Villarreal, £26 million
• Christantus Uche – from Getafe, £17.3 million
• Borna Sosa – from Ajax, £3 million
• Jaydee Canvot – from Toulouse, undisclosed fee
• Walter Benitez – from PSV Eindhoven, free

Outs

• Eberechi Eze – to Arsenal, £67.5 million
• Malcolm Ebiowei – to Blackpool, undisclosed fee
• Odsonne Edouard – to Lens, undisclosed fee
• Jeffrey Schlupp – to Norwich, free
• Rob Holding – to Colorado Rapids, free
• Matheus Franca – to Vasco da Gama, loan
• Owen Goodman – to Huddersfield, loan
• Joe Whitworth – to Exeter, loan
• Danny Imray – to Blackpool, loan
• David Ozoh – to Derby, loan

Everton

Everton’s move to the Hill Dickinson Stadium has brought about fresh optimism that the club can steer clear of any relegation concerns and fans can enjoy watching their team again.

Some exciting signings punctuated a positive transfer window, as David Moyes looks to push the team up the table.

Ins

• Tyler Dibling – from Southampton, £42 million
• Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall – from Chelsea, £29 million
• Thierno Barry – from Villarreal, £27 million
• Carlos Alcaraz – from Flamengo, £12 million
• Adam Aznou – from Bayern Munich, £10 million
• Mark Travers – from Bournemouth, £4 million
• Tom King – from Wolves, undisclosed fee
• Jack Grealish – from Man City, loan
• Merlin Rohl – from Freiburg, loan

Outs

• Youssef Chermiti – to Rangers, £10 million
• Neal Maupay – to Marseille, undisclosed fee
• Jenson Metcalfe – to Bradford, undisclosed fee
• Ashley Young – to Ipswich, free
• Dominic Calvert-Lewin – to Leeds, free
• Joao Virginia – to Sporting CP, free
• Mason Holgate – to Al-Gharafa, free
• Asmir Begovic – to Leicester, free
• Matthew Apter – to Cardiff, free
• Luke Butterfield – to Chesterfield, free
• Zan-Luk Leban – to NK Celje, free
• Harrison Armstrong – to Preston, loan

Fulham

Fulham were one of the quietest clubs in the Premier League, as they made very few changes to their squad, both in and out.

Ins

• Kevin – from Shakhtar Donetsk, £34.6 million
• Benjamin Lecomte – from Montpellier, undisclosed fee
• Samuel Chukwueze – from AC Milan, loan
• Johan Kusi-Asare – from Bayern Munich, loan

Outs

• Andreas Pereira – to Palmeiras, £8.7 million
• Martial Godo – to RC Strasbourg, undisclosed fee
• Steven Benda – to Millwall, loan
• Harvey Araujo – to Colchester, loan

Leeds

Leeds looked to strengthen in the market upon earning promotion, and while they made some additions, the lack of forwards will be a frustration for the Yorkshire outfit.

Ins

• Noah Okafor – from AC Milan, £18 million
• Anton Stach – from Hoffenheim, £17.4 million
• Lucas Perri – from Lyon, £15.6 million
• Jaka Bijol – from Udinese, £15 million
• Sean Longstaff – from Newcastle, £12 million
• Gabriel Gudmundsson – from Lille, £10 million
• James Justin – from Leicester, £10 million
• Sebastiaan Bornauw – from Wolfsburg, £5.1 million
• Lukas Nmecha – from Wolfsburg, free
• Dominic Calvert-Lewin – from Everton, free

Outs

• Sam Greenwood – to Pogon Szczecin, undisclosed fee
• Max Wober – to Werder Bremen, loan
• Mateo Joseph – to Mallorca, loan

Liverpool

Perhaps the standout window of the lot, Liverpool’s transfer business obliterated all expectations of what was possible.

The Reds strengthened with some headline-grabbing additions to the squad, especially in their forward ranks.

Ins

• Alexander Isak – from Newcastle, £125 million
• Florian Wirtz – from Bayer Leverkusen, £116 million
• Hugo Ekitike – from Eintracht Frankfurt, £79 million
• Milos Kerkez – from Bournemouth, £40 million
• Jeremie Frimpong – from Bayer Leverkusen, £29.5 million
• Giovanni Leoni – from Parma, £26 million
• Armin Pecsi – from Puskas Akademia, £1.5 million
• Freddie Woodman – from Preston, free

Outs

• Luis Diaz – to Bayern Munich, £65 million
• Darwin Nunez – to Al Hilal, £56.6 million
• Jarell Quansah – to Bayer Leverkusen, £35 million
• Ben Gannon Doak – to Liverpool, £25 million
• Caoimhin Kelleher – to Brentford, £18 million
• Tyler Morton – to Lyon, £15 million
• Trent Alexander-Arnold – to Real Madrid, £10 million
• Nat Phillips – to West Brom, £3 million
• Harvey Elliott – to Aston Villa, loan
• Vitezslav Jaros – to Ajax, loan
• James McConnell – to Ajax, loan
• Owen Beck – to Derby County, loan
• Luca Stephenson – to Dundee United, loan
• Lewis Koumas – to Birmingham City, loan

Manchester City

The rebuild continued at Manchester City this summer, as they looked to bring in some fresh faces for Pep Guardiola, following the departure of several high-profile players.

Ins

• Tijjani Reijnders – from AC Milan, £46.3 million
• Rayan Ait Nouri – from Wolves, £36 million
• Rayan Cherki – from Lyon, £34 million
• James Trafford – from Burnley, £31 million
• Gianluigi Donnarumma – from PSG, £26 million
• Sverre Nypan – from Rosenborg, £12.5 million
• Marcus Bettinelli – from Chelsea, undisclosed fee

Outs

• James McAtee – to Nottingham Forest, £30 million
• Ederson – to Fenerbahce, £12 million
• Callum Doyle – to Wrexham, £8 million
• Kyle Walker – to Burnley, £5 million
• Jacob Wright – to Norwich, undisclosed fee
• Ilkay Gundogan – to Galatasaray, free
• Kevin De Bruyne – to Napoli, free
• Manuel Akanji – to Inter Milan, loan
• Jack Grealish – to Everton, loan
• Divin Mubama – to Stoke City, loan
• Maximo Perrone – to Como, loan
• Jahmai Simpson-Pusey – to Celtic, loan
• Vitor Reis – to Girona, loan
• Max Alleyne – to Watford, loan
• Claudio Echeverri – to Bayer Leverkusen, loan
• Issa Kabore – to Wrexham, loan

Manchester United

After Man United’s worst finish in the Premier League era, Ruben Amorim was backed with several new players for his system.

There is some hope that the Red Devils will be back on the right path again, with that huge spend.

Ins

• Benjamin Sesko – from RB Leipzig – £73.7 million
• Bryan Mbeumo – from Brentford, £71 million
• Matheus Cunha – from Wolves, £62.5 million
• Senne Lammens – from Royal Antwerp, £18.2 million
• Diego Leon – from Cerro Porteno, £7 million

Outs

• Alejandro Garnacho – to Chelsea, £40 million
• Antony – to Real Betis, £21.7 million
• Jadon Sancho – Aston Villa, loan
• Marcus Rashford – Barcelona, loan
• Rasmus Hojlund – Napoli, loan
• Radek Vitek – Bristol City, loan
• Toby Collyer – West Brom, loan
• Harry Amass – Sheff Wed, loan
• Ethan Wheatley – Northampton Town, loan
• Jack Moorhouse – Leyton Orient, loan
• Ethan Williams – Falkirk, loan
• Elyh Harrison – Shrewsbury, loan

Newcastle

Newcastle were left frustrated for much of the transfer window, as they saw targets being poached from them at every turn.

The Magpies did eventually get their business done, but with key man Alexander Isak making a British record transfer move to Liverpool on deadline day.

Ins

• Nick Woltemade – from Stuttgart, £69 million
• Anthony Elanga – from Nottingham Forest, £55 million
• Yoane Wissa – from Brentford, £55 million
• Jacob Ramsey – from Aston Villa, £43 million
• Malick Thiaw – from AC Milan, £34.3 million
• Antonio Cordero – from Malaga, free
• Aaron Ramsdale – from Southampton, loan

Outs

• Alexander Isak – to Liverpool, £125 million
• Lloyd Kelly – to Juventus, £20 million
• Sean Longstaff – to Leeds, £12 million
• Martin Dubravka – to Burnley, undisclosed fee
• Callum Wilson – to West Ham, free
• Odysseas Vlachodimos – to Sevilla, loan
• Matt Targett – to Middlesbrough, loan

Nottingham Forest

Once Nottingham Forest confirmed their place in the Europa League this summer, they quickly got to work with signings.

Edu Gaspar brought in plenty of fresh faces, with the hope that the club can sustain their run at the top.

Ins

• Omari Hutchinson – from Ipswich, £37.5 million
• Dilane Bakwa – from RC Strasbourg, £34.7 million
• Dan Ndoye – from Bologna, £34 million
• James McAtee – from Man City, £30 million
• Arnaud Kalimuendo – from Rennes, £25 million
• Nicolo Savona – from Juventus, £11.25 million
• Igor Jesus – from Botafogo, £10 million
• Cherif Yaya – from Rio Ave, undisclosed fee
• Jair Cunha – from Botafogo, undisclosed fee
• Cuiabano – from Botafogo, undisclosed fee
• Angus Gunn – from Norwich, free
• Douglas Luiz – from Juventus, loan
• Oleksandr Zinchenko – from Arsenal, loan

Outs

• Anthony Elanga – to Newcastle, £55 million
• Matt Turner – to Lyon, £6.5 million
• Lewis O’Brien – to Wrexham, undisclosed fee
• Andrew Omobamidele – to RC Strasbourg, undisclosed fee
• Ramon Sosa – to Palmeiras, undisclosed fee
• Jack Perkins – to Northampton, undisclosed fee
• Ben Perry – to Colchester, undisclosed fee
• Tyler Bindon – to Sheffield United, loan

Sunderland

Having made their long-awaited return to the Premier League, Sunderland attacked the market with plenty of impressive signings.

Ins

• Habib Diarra – from RC Strasbourg, £30 million
• Brian Brobbey – from Ajax, £21.3 million
• Simon Adingra – from Brighton, £20.5 million
• Enzo Le Fee – from Roma, £20 million
• Chemsdine Talbi – from Club Brugge, £19 million
• Noah Sadiki – from Union Saint-Gilloise, £17.5 million
• Granit Xhaka – from Bayer Leverkusen, £17.3 million
• Robin Roefs – from NEC Nijmegen, £11.5 million
• Bertrand Traore – from Ajax, £2.5 million
• Omar Alderete – from Getafe, undisclosed fee
• Reinildo Mandava – from Atletico Madrid, free
• Lutsharel Geertruida – from RB Leipzig, loan

Outs

• Jobe Bellingham – to Borussia Dortmund, £32 million
• Tommy Watson – to Brighton, £10 million
• Nathan Bishop – to AFC Wimbledon, undisclosed fee
• Adil Aouchiche – to Aberdeen, loan
• Jordan Seelt – to Wolfsburg, loan
• Nazariy Rusyn – to Arka Gdynia, loan

Tottenham

Europa League champions Tottenham had a tough transfer window at times, missing out on some big targets, but landed a few exciting names to kickstart the Thomas Frank era.

Ins

• Mohammed Kudus – from West Ham, £55 million
• Xavi Simons – from RB Leipzig, £51 million
• Mathys Tel – from Bayern Munich, £29.9 million
• Kevin Danso – from RC Lens, £20.9 million
• Luka Vuskovic – from Hajduk Split, £9.5 million
• Kota Takai – from Kawasaki Frontale, £5 million
• Joao Palhinha – from Bayern Munich, loan

Outs

• Heung-Min Son – to LAFC, £20 million
• Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg – to Marseille, £17 million
• Bryan Gil – to Girona, £8.5 million
• Josh Keeley – to Luton, £1 million
• Mikey Moore – to Rangers, loan
• Damola Ajayi – to Doncaster Rovers, loan
• Alejo Veliz – to Rosario Central, loan
• Alfie Dorrington – to Aberdeen, loan
• Tyrese Hall – to Notts County, loan
• Manor Solomon – to Villarreal, loan

West Ham

West Ham made several new additions to the squad in hopes of refreshing the options available to Graham Potter this season.

Ins

• Mateus Fernandes – from Southampton, £42 million
• Jean-Clair Todibo – from Nice, £35 million
• El Hadji Malick Diouf – from Slavia Prague, £19 million
• Mads Hermansen – from Leicester City, £18 million
• Soungoutou Magassa – from Monaco, £17.3 million
• Kyle Walker-Peters – from Southampton, free
• Callum Wilson – from Newcastle, free
• Daniel Cummings – from Celtic, free
• Igor Julio – from Brighton, loan

Outs

• Mohammed Kudus – to Tottenham, £55 million
• Patrick Kelly – to Barnsley, undisclosed fee
• Sean Moore – to Shelbourne, undisclosed fee
• Nayef Aguerd – to Marseille, undisclosed fee
• Emerson Palmieri – to Marseille, undisclosed fee
• Aaron Cresswell – to Stoke, free
• Vladimir Coufal – to Hoffenheim, free
• Danny Ings – to Sheffield United, free
• Maxwel Cornet – to Genoa, loan
• Edson Alvarez – to Fenerbahce, loan
• Michael Forbes – to Northampton, loan
• Gideon Kodua – to Luton, loan
• Mason Terry – to Braintree, loan
• Kamarai Swyer – to Northampton, free

Wolves

After surviving relegation last season, Wolves had to balance losing some big players with signing others to replace them.

Ins

• Tolu Arokodare – from Genk, £23.4 million
• Fer Lopez – from Celta Vigo, £21.3 million
• Jhon Arias – from Fluminense, £15 million
• David Moller Wolfe – from AZ Alkmaar, £10 million
• Jorgen Strand Larsen – from Celta Vigo, undisclosed fee
• Ladislav Krejci – from Girona, loan

Outs

• Matheus Cunha – to Man United, £62.5 million
• Rayan Ait Nouri – to Man City, £36.3 million
• Fabio Silva – to Borussia Dortmund, £22.8 million
• Goncalo Guedes – to Real Sociedad, £5.2 million
• Chiquinho – to Alverca, undisclosed fee
• Tom King – to Everton, undisclosed fee
• Tommy Doyle – to Birmingham, loan
• Nasser Djiga – to Rangers, loan
• Boubacar Traore – to Metz, loan