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European summer transfer window closes Tuesday as Salah joins Trabzonspor
Europe’s summer 2026 transfer window ends Tuesday, 1 September, with Mohamed Salah among the headline signings—joining Turkish club Trabzonspor.

Europe’s summer 2026 transfer window closes tonight, Tuesday, 1 September, marking the final deadline for player registrations across major European leagues.
The English Premier League, La Liga, and Serie A all conclude their registration periods on this date—the definitive cutoff for the 2026 summer mercato in these three top-tier competitions.
Final-hour activity expected
Clubs are racing against the clock to finalize last-minute deals before the window shuts, with intensified activity anticipated in the closing hours—both to secure new signings and to resolve ongoing negotiations. Teams aim to complete squad strengthening ahead of the upcoming season’s kickoff.
Major clubs active across markets
This summer’s transfer market saw fierce competition among Europe’s elite clubs. Real Madrid, Barcelona, Manchester City, Chelsea, Arsenal, Bayern Munich, and Paris Saint-Germain all completed high-profile acquisitions to bolster their rosters.
Real Madrid finalized the signing of German forward Jan Diamondi from RB Leipzig for €125 million—one of the most prominent transfers of the 2026 summer window. The Spanish club also added Marc Cucurella and Carlos Espí, while securing free-agent services of Bernardo Silva and Ibrahima Konaté.
Key player movements confirmed
The 2026 summer mercato featured several notable individual transfers: Mohamed Salah joined Turkish side Trabzonspor; Omar Marmoush moved to English club Tottenham Hotspur; Heitham Hassan signed with Scottish club Celtic; Mahmoud Trezeguet transferred to Saudi Pro League side Al-Riyadh; Rodri joined Spanish club Barcelona; and Hossam Abdel Majid signed with Bulgarian First League side Ludogorets Razgrad.
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