Premier League summer transfers 2024: All the Done Deals

Cameron Smith

• Updated: 2 Sept 2024 18:19 BST
• 23 min read

Transfer Deadline Day has come and gone and the English transfer window is now officially closed.

Chelsea were extremely active as always. They signed Tosin Adarabioyo (Fulham), Omari Kellyman (Aston Villa), Marc Guiu (Barcelona), Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall (Leicester), Renato Veiga (Basel), Filip Jorgensen (Villarreal), Caleb Wiley (Atlanta), Aaron Anselmino (Boca Juniors), Pedro Neto (Wolves) and Joao Felix (Atletico Madrid).

Brazilian wonderkid Estevao also joined from Palmeiras for an initial €34m and Mike Penders joined for €20m from Genk, although they will only arrive in 2025.

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In terms of outgoings, Chelsea lost a legend in Thiago Silva, who left on a free transfer to join Fluminense, while Lewis Hall's loan move from Chelsea to Newcastle was made permanent.

Hakim Ziyech made his loan to Galatasaray a permanent move, Ian Maatsen completed a €44.5m switch to Aston Villa and Omari Hutchinson joined Ipswich for €26m. Forgotten defender Malang Sarr joined RC Lens after terminating his contract. Conor Gallagher joined Atletico Madrid for €42m.

Man Utd spent heavily this summer. They signed Manuel Ugarte from PSG for €50m + €10m in add-ons, Joshua Zirkzee from Bologna for €42.5m, Lille's Leny Yoro for an initial €62m and Bayern Munich duo Matthijs de Ligt and Noussair Mazraoui for a combined €60m.

The Red Devils sold Mason Greenwood to Marseille for €26m and Aaron Wan-Bissaka to West Ham for €17.6m, while they also released Raphael Varane and Anthony Martial on free transfers. In addition, Willy Kambwala and Donny van de Beek were sold to Spain, joining Villarreal and Girona, respectively.

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Champions Manchester City signed winger Savinho from Troyes for €25m and club legend Ilkay Gundogan from Barcelona. But they lost Julian Alvarez to Atletico Madrid for over €70m. City also sold Taylor Harwood-Bellis to Southampton for €23m, Liam Delap to Ipswich for €17.85m, Tommy Doyle to Wolves for €5m and loaned Yan Couto to Borussia Dortmund, with the deal expected to become permanent next year.

Arsenal made David Raya's loan from Brentford permanent and signed Riccardo Calafiori from Bologna for €45m and Mikel Merino from Real Sociedad for €32m. The Gunners made three big sales with Eddie Nketiah moving to Crystal Palace for almost €30m, Emile Smith-Rowe joining Fulham for €31.8m and Aaron Ramsdale joining Southampton for €21.4m.

Liverpool signed Federico Chiesa from Juventus for a fee of €12m and Giorgi Mamardashvili from Valencia for €30m, although the Georgian goalkeeper won't arrive until next year.

They released Joel Matip, Thiago Alcantara and Adrian on free transfers, while a host of young talent also left Anfield.

Tottenham signed Burnley winger Wilson Odobert for €29.3m, Leeds United wonderkid Archie Gray for a reported €41.2m and Dominic Solanke for a club-record €64.3m, potentially rising to €75m.

In addition, they beat Barcelona to Lucas Bergvall’s signature, while they also re-signed Timo Werner on loan following his six-month stint with the club last season. Gangwon's Min-hyeok Yang arrives in 2025 but the deal is done. Spurs sold Oliver Skipp to Leicester for €23.5m and Emerson Royal to Milan for €15m.

Bournemouth replaced Solanke with Evanilson, shattering their club record by spending €37m on the Porto forward. They also loaned Kepa Arrizabalaga from Chelsea.

Aston Villa signed Cameron Archer (before selling him straight to Southampton), Jaden Philogene, Lewis Dobbin, Ross Barkley, Amadou Onana, Enzo Barrenecha, Samuel Iling-Junior and the aforementioned Maatsen.

Villa sold Moussa Diaby to Al-Ittihad for €60m and Douglas Luiz to Juventus for €51.5m, while Samuel Iling-Junior and Enzo Barrenechea moved in the opposite direction for a combined €22m. Morgan Sanson Moved to Nice for €4m and Tim Iroegbunam to Everton for a reported €10.7m.

Brentford signed Igor Thiago for a whopping €33m from Club Brugge and Liverpool duo Fabio Carvalho and Sepp van den Berg.

Brighton were one of Europe's biggest spenders, signing Ibrahim Osman, Malick Yalcouye, Yankuba Minteh, Mats Wieffer, Brajan Gruda, Matt O'Riley, Georginio Rutter and Ferdi Kadioglu.

They did lose club legend Pascal Gross to Borussia Dortmund, however, while Deniz Undav returned to VfB Stuttgart in a €26.7m deal - a record fee for the Bundesliga side.

Nottingham Forest spent big again. They signed Elliot Anderson from Newcastle for a whopping €41.2m. They also snapped up midfielder Marko Stamenic from Red Star Belgrade for €5.5m. James-Ward Prowse joined from West Ham on loan.

Remo Freuler departed Forest for Bologna on a permanent deal after a €4.5m fee was agreed, while Orel Mangala and Moussa Niakhate both left for Lyon in big-money deals. Mangala has since returned to the Premier League, joining Everton on loan.

Crystal Palace signed former Arsenal's Eddie Nketiah, Wolfsburg's Maxence Lacroix and Barcelona youngster Chadi Riad, who joined from Real Betis for €15m. They added Daichi Kamada on a free transfer from Lazio and Watford's Ismaila Sarr. Michael Olise was sold to Bayern Munich, Joachim Andersen joined Fulham and Jordan Ayew moved to Leicester.

Fulham brought Ryan Sessegnon back to the club and broke their transfer record to sign Emile Smith Rowe from Arsenal for €31.8m. The aforementioned Andersen also joined.

Wolves hijacked Chelsea's deal for Brazilian youngster Pedro Lima, signing the right back for €10m from Sport Recife. They also spent €15m on Braga right back Rodrigo Gomes and €5m on Man City's Tommy Doyle. Long-time Liverpool and Man Utd target Andre also joined from Fluminense.

However, club captain Max Kilman departed, joining West Ham for an eye-watering €47.5m, with the Hammers also adding Luis Guilherme, Niclas Fullkrug, Crysencio Summerville, Guido Rodriguez, Jean-Clair Todibo, Wes Foderingham and Aaron Wan-Bissaka. Said Benrahma, Angelo Ogbonna and Thilo Kehrer departed.

In addition to City defender Harwood-Bells, promoted Southampton also added Charlie Taylor from relegated Burnley, highly-rated Ronnie Edwards from League One side Peterborough, Swansea's Nathan Wood, Yukinari Sugawara from AZ and several others, including Arsenal's Aaron Ramsdale on Deadline Day.

Leicester, meanwhile, added Bobby De Cordova-Reid, Caleb Okoli, Issahaku Fatawu, Skipp and Ayew.

Finally, new boys Ipswich Town made a host of moves after tying boss Kieran McKenna down to a new deal, most notably signing Kalvin Phillips and Liam Delap from Man City and Omari Hutchinson from Chelsea.

Done Deals for summer 2024: Every Premier League club's new signings

The 2024-25 summer transfer window opened on 14 June and will close on 30 August at 23:00 GMT.

This page will be updated regularly to detail every Premier League transfer during the summer window, both ins and outs.

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Aston Villa

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Bournemouth

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Brentford

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Brighton

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Chelsea

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Crystal Palace

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Everton

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Fulham

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Ipswich

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Newcastle

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Tottenham

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West Ham

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