Football breaking news transfers
Here are some recent football transfer news updates:
Premier League
- Manchester United have signed Jadon Sancho from Borussia Dortmund for £73m. [Source: BBC Sport]
- Chelsea have completed the signing of Romelu Lukaku from Inter Milan for £97.5m. [Source: Sky Sports]
- Arsenal have signed Ben White from Brighton & Hove Albion for £50m. [Source: BBC Sport]
- Tottenham Hotspur have signed Bryan Gil from Sevilla for £22m. [Source: Sky Sports]
- West Ham United have signed Nikola Vlašić from Everton for £25m. [Source: BBC Sport]
La Liga
- Barcelona have signed Sergio Agüero from Manchester City for free. [Source: ESPN]
- Real Madrid have signed Éder Militão from Porto for £40m. [Source: Marca]
- Atlético Madrid have signed João Félix from Benfica for £113m. [Source: AS]
- Sevilla have signed Yassine Bounou from Marseille for £13m. [Source: AS]
Bundesliga
- Bayern Munich have signed Dayot Upamecano from RB Leipzig for £38m. [Source: Kicker]
- Borussia Dortmund have signed Gregoritsch from Bremen for £20m. [Source: Kicker]
- RB Leipzig have signed André Silva from Eintracht Frankfurt for £22m. [Source: Kicker]
- Hoffenheim have signed Dennis Geiger from Mainz for £10m. [Source: Kicker]
Serie A
- Juventus have signed Federico Chiesa from Fiorentina for £60m. [Source: Gazzetta dello Sport]
- Inter Milan have signed Hakan Çalhanoğlu from AC Milan for £15m. [Source: Gazzetta dello Sport]
- Roma have signed Gianluca Mancini from Atalanta for £20m. [Source: Gazzetta dello Sport]
- Napoli have signed Victor Osimhen from Lille for £70m. [Source: Gazzetta dello Sport]
Other leagues
- Paris Saint-Germain have signed Lionel Messi from Barcelona for free. [Source: ESPN]
- Manchester City have signed Jack Grealish from Aston Villa for £100m. [Source: BBC Sport]
- Liverpool have signed Ibrahima Konaté from RB Leipzig for £36m. [Source: BBC Sport]
- Chelsea have signed Saul Niguez from Atlético Madrid for £35m. [Source: Sky Sports]
Please note that these are just some of the recent transfer news updates and may not be exhaustive.