Premier League 2023/24 summer transfers: All the Done Deals

Carlo Garganese

• Updated: 21 Sept 2023 12:56 BST
• 27 min read

The Premier League summer transfer window is officially now shut, and clubs in England will not be able to add to their squads until January.

The 2022 summer transfer window saw the Premier League spend a world record amount on new signings and that sum was exceeded this year, with English top flight clubs spending a combined €2.84 billion (£2.44bn) in the 2023 summer window.

It comes after the Premier League blitzed the rest of Europe in January, spending more than double on its own than the rest of Europe's big five leagues combined.

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The 2023 summer transfer window, which opened on 14 June, proved to be every bit as crazy, with Premier League clubs spending obscene amounts of cash on players across the world.

The first big transfer of the summer was confirmed at the start of May as Brighton paid £30 million for Watford attacker Joao Pedro. The later also snapped up veteran James Milner and Mahmoud Dahoud on free transfers from Liverpool and Borussia Dortmund, respectively before landing Carlos Baleba, Bart Verbruggen, Igor, Adrian Mazilu and Ansu Fati (loan).

Liverpool announced the £35m signing of Alexis Mac Allister from Brighton in an impressive coup for the Anfield side, although add-ons could take this closer to £50m, before further adding to their midfield with the £60m capture of Dominik Szoboszlai from RB Leipzig.

Jordan Henderson and Fabinho both left Anfield, however, with the pair moving to Saudi Arabia. The Reds moved to bolster their midfield with Japan captain Wataru Endo, who arrived from Stuttgart and Ryan Gravenberch, a deadline day signing from Bayern Munich.

Meanwhile, the first major free transfer of the summer in the Premier League was unveiled by Aston Villa as they captured Youri Tielemans on a Bosman deal from relegated Leicester after his contract expired.

Chelsea saw club legend N'Golo Kante leave on a free transfer for the riches in Saudi Arabia. He was followed to the Saudi Pro League by Edouard Mendy and Kalidou Koulibaly. Wolves also sold Ruben Neves to Saudi side Al-Hilal in a deal worth £47m.

Christian Pulisic joined AC Milan for £19m to follow Ruben Loftus-Cheek in swapping the blue of London for the red and black of San Siro. The Blues then shattered the British transfer record with the signing of Moises Caicedo from Brighton for £115m before adding Romeo Lavia for an initial £53m and Cole Palmer from Man City.

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Arsenal completed the signing of Kai Havertz from Chelsea for £65m, while Jurrien Timber joined for £34m. Declan Rice then followed from West Ham for £100m plus £5m in add-ons, and David Raya joined on loan from Brentford.

Across north London, Tottenham spent heavily on Leicester midfielder James Maddison and Empoli goalkeeper Guglielmo Vicario, as well as making Pedro Porro and Dejan Kulusevski's deals permanent. They also signed Manor Solomon on a free transfer from Shakhtar Donetsk before landing Brennan Johnson on Deadline Day.

Newcastle made Sandro Tonali their second signing of the summer as they prepared for life back in the Champions League. The Italian joined the St James' Park outfit for a reported £60m.

The Magpies had already added Yankuba Minteh from Odense for £6m, and later acquired Harvey Barnes from Leicester and Valentino Livramento from Southampton. They did sell Allan Saint-Maximin to Saudi Arabia's Al-Ahli, though, before signing Lewis Hall on an initial loan deal from Chelsea.

Champions Man City saw Ilkay Gundogan and Benjamin Mendy depart on free transfers, while Riyad Mahrez moved to Saudi Arabia. They made four major signings in the form of Josko Gvardiol, Mateo Kovacic, Jeremy Doku and Matheus Nunes. Gvardiol became the most expensive centre back of all time.

Man Utd took until 5 July to make their first signing of the summer as they splashed out £60m for Mason Mount from Chelsea. They also made the shock free transfer signing of Jonny Evans on a short-term deal, while Andre Onana also joined from Inter Milan. Denmark sensation Rasmus Hojlund arrived from Atalanta in a deal worth up to £72m.

They finally landed Sofyan Amrabat on Deadline Day, with the Moroccan joining on loan.

Bournemouth started the summer well with the arrivals of Hamed Junior Traore on a permanent deal from Sassuolo and Justin Kluivert from Roma. They also signed Romain Faivre from Lyon, but loaned him straight to Lorient. Milos Kerkez was another Bournemouth addition, along with Alex Scott, Max Aarons and Tyler Adams.

West Ham spent the money earned through selling Declan Rice on Mohammed Kudus, Edson Alvarez, James Ward-Prowse and Konstantinos Mavropanos.

Done Deals for summer 2023: Every Premier League club's new signings

The 2023-24 summer window opens its doors on Saturday June 10 and won't close until 11pm GMT on Friday September 1.

For a full breakdown on when all the transfer windows open and close in Europe's big five leagues, click on this link.

Also since January 2023, soccer players whose contracts expire at the end of the season have been able to negotiate pre-contracts with new clubs. They were then able to move for free on a Bosman Transfer from July 1, 2023. For a list of the best players who are available for free, click on this link.

This page will be updated regularly to detail every Premier League transfer by every club between now and the end of the summer transfer window, both ins and out.

ARSENAL

Arsenal summer signings

Arsenal summer sales

ASTON VILLA

Aston Villa summer signings

Aston Villa summer sales

BOURNEMOUTH

Bournemouth summer signings

Bournemouth summer sales

BRENTFORD

Brentford summer signings

Brentford summer sales

BRIGHTON

Brighton summer signings

Brighton summer sales

BURNLEY

Burnley summer signings

Burnley summer sales

CHELSEA

Chelsea summer signings

Chelsea summer sales

CRYSTAL PALACE

Crystal Palace summer signings

Crystal Palace summer sales

EVERTON

Everton summer signings

Everton summer sales

FULHAM

Fulham summer signings

Fulham summer sales

LIVERPOOL

Liverpool summer signings

Liverpool summer sales

LUTON TOWN

Luton summer signings

Luton summer sales

MAN CITY

Man City summer signings

Man City summer sales

MAN UTD

Man Utd summer signings

Man Utd summer sales

NEWCASTLE UTD

Newcastle summer signings

Newcastle summer sales

NOTTINGHAM FOREST

Nottingham Forest summer signings

Nottingham Forest summer sales

SHEFFIELD UNITED

Sheffield United summer signings

Sheffield United summer sales

TOTTENHAM

Tottenham summer signings

Tottenham summer sales

WEST HAM

West Ham summer signings

West Ham summer sales

WOLVES

Wolves summer signings

Wolves summer sales