Premier League Transfer Deadline Day 2025 : All Club Ins, Outs, And Fees

Premier League Transfer Deadline Day 2025: Full Club-by-Club Ins and Outs with Fees

Deadline Day 2025 had it all, blockbuster transfers, bargain swoops, and last-minute exits. Some clubs broke records, others trimmed the fat, and a few just added smart depth. Here’s the ultimate club-by-club guide to every Premier League move, with fees included so you know exactly who splashed the cash and who cashed in.

Liverpool

In: Alexander Isak – £125m (from Newcastle United)

Out: Harvey Elliott – ~£35m (to Aston Villa)

Tottenham Hotspur

In: Randal Kolo Muani – Loan (from PSG)

Out: None

Aston Villa

In:

Jadon Sancho – Undisclosed (from Manchester United, reported loan with wages covered)

Harvey Elliott – ~£35m (from Liverpool)

Out:None

Manchester City

In: Gianluigi Donnarumma – £55m (from PSG, reported)

Out:

Manuel Akanji – Loan (to Inter Milan)

Ederson – ~£30m (to Saudi Pro League)

Fulham

In:

Tyrique George – £4m (from Chelsea, reported)

Kevin – £34.6m (record signing)

Samuel Chukwueze – £25m (from Villarreal, loan with buy option)

Out: None

Arsenal

In: Piero Hincapié – ~£45m from Bayer Leverkusen

Out: None

Crystal Palace

In: Christantus Uche – Loan with obligation to buy (~£12m from Getafe, reported)

Out: None

Manchester United

In: Senne Lammens – £6m (from Royal Antwerp, GK)

Out:

Antony – £20m (to Real Betis)

Rasmus Højlund – (Loan, £6m to Napoli)

Jadon Sancho – Loan (to Aston Villa)

Wolverhampton Wanderers

In: Tolu Arokodare – £24m (from Genk)

Out: None

Sheffield United

In:

Alex Matos – Free (from Chelsea)

Mark McGuinness – £5m (from Cardiff/Luton, reported)

Ben Mee – Free (from Brentford)

Out: None

Chelsea

In: None

Out:

Nicolas Jackson – Loan (to Bayern Munich)

Ben Chilwell – £10m (to Strasbourg, reported)

Tyrique George – £4m (to Fulham)

Deadline Day 2025

Deadline Day 2025 delivered plenty of drama. Liverpool splashed a record £125m on Isak, Aston Villa quietly pulled off the coup of the window with Sancho and Elliott, and Fulham showed ambition by spending over £60m in a single day.

Manchester City added a world-class keeper in Donnarumma, but their defensive exits raise eyebrows. Meanwhile, Manchester United looked more like a clearance sale, losing Højlund, Antony, and Sancho all at once. Chelsea trimmed down but didn’t add, and Sheffield United bulked up with experience and youth for survival.

Another Deadline Day in the Premier League, chaotic, expensive, and brilliant.

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