So when does the transfer window end?
Clubs around England now have just two weeks to complete any transfer business before the summer window slams shut at 11pm on Friday September 1. It's been a busy window thus far – and it shows no sign of slowing.
As ever, there is a cut-off date when all clubs must complete their ins and outs with the new season already underway.
When is transfer Deadline Day?
| Deadline | Competition |
|---|---|
| Friday 1 September, 11pm | Premier League |
| Friday 1 September, 11pm | Football League |
| Friday 1 September, 11pm | All Scottish football |
| Thursday 14 September, 5pm | Women's Super League |
| Friday 1 September, 5pm | Bundesliga |
| Friday 1 September, 7pm | Serie A |
| Friday 1 September, 11pm | La Liga |
| Friday 1 September, 10pm | Ligue 1 |
| September 20 | Saudi Pro League |
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Transfer deadline day has provided plenty of drama over the years, from Robinho to Manchester City and Andy Carroll to Liverpool, but in recent years clubs have got better at completing their business early, though the current window has seen plenty of twists and turns at the top end of the Premier League, with more likely still to come.
With the addition of the Saudi Arabian league’s big spending and a later window closing date than most of Europe, some big clubs will still be nervous about potentially losing big players after their own window shuts, with the league already having attracted the likes of Cristiano Ronaldo and more recently PSG star Neymar.
More stories and season previews
FourFourTwo have season previews for plenty of other leagues too, including the Premier League, where we rate each of England's top 20 clubs in detail.
Our Ligue 1 Season Preview looks at whether Paris Saint-Germain's stranglehold on French football will continue, while our Bundesliga Season Preview poses a similar question of Bayern Munich and German football. In Italy, it’s a wide-open race between the top teams as we delve deep with our Serie A Season Preview and in Spain, we assess whether Barcelona or Real Madrid will come out on top in our La Liga Season Preview.
We also have the Championship season preview, the League One season Preview and the League Two Season Preview for you to get stuck into.
