Transfer window 2022 news

Here are some of the latest transfer window news for 2022:

Premier League

• Manchester City have signed Erling Haaland from Borussia Dortmund for a reported £51.3m fee. (Source: BBC Sport)
• Chelsea have signed Raheem Sterling from Manchester City for a reported £47.5m fee. (Source: BBC Sport)
• Tottenham Hotspur have signed Richarlison from Everton for a reported £60m fee. (Source: BBC Sport)
• Arsenal have signed Gabriel Jesus from Manchester City for a reported £45m fee. (Source: BBC Sport)
• Newcastle United have signed Nick Pope from Burnley for a reported £10m fee. (Source: BBC Sport)

La Liga

• Barcelona have signed Robert Lewandowski from Bayern Munich for a reported £42.5m fee. (Source: BBC Sport)
• Real Madrid have signed Eduardo Camavinga from Rennes for a reported £31.5m fee. (Source: BBC Sport)
• Atletico Madrid have signed Matheus Cunha from Hertha Berlin for a reported £17.5m fee. (Source: BBC Sport)

Bundesliga

• Bayern Munich have signed Matthijs de Ligt from Juventus for a reported £67.5m fee. (Source: BBC Sport)
• Borussia Dortmund have signed Nico Schulz from Hoffenheim for a reported £20m fee. (Source: BBC Sport)
• RB Leipzig have signed Christopher Nkunku from RB Leipzig for a reported £20m fee. (Source: BBC Sport)

Serie A

• Juventus have signed Federico Chiesa from Fiorentina for a reported £60m fee. (Source: BBC Sport)
• Inter Milan have signed Denzel Dumfries from PSV Eindhoven for a reported £12.5m fee. (Source: BBC Sport)
• AC Milan have signed Divock Origi from Liverpool for a reported £10m fee. (Source: BBC Sport)

Other leagues

• Paris Saint-Germain have signed Fabio Vieira from Porto for a reported £40m fee. (Source: BBC Sport)
• Manchester United have signed Lisandro Martinez from Ajax for a reported £46.8m fee. (Source: BBC Sport)
• Liverpool have signed Darwin Nunez from Benfica for a reported £64m fee. (Source: BBC Sport)

Please note that these are just some of the latest transfer window news and may not be exhaustive. Additionally, transfer fees may vary depending on the source.