Deadline Day is upon us as another blockbuster summer transfer window enters the endgame.
We have already seen an unprecedented number of huge deals, with Morgan Rogers joining Chelsea for £117million, Tottenham smashing their transfer record twice – including the £100m signing of Sandro Tonali – as look they to add Savinho and Omar Marmoush from Manchester City.
Arsenal remain determined to sign a new left-sided attacker and will continue to pursue Julian Alvarez for the remainder of the window, while Manchester United could still add a new left-back after signing three midfielders.
Liverpool have wrapped up the £123m capture of Bradley Barcola, but Cody Gakpo looks to be staying put. Will Tottenham miss out on Iliman Ndiaye?
So, still plenty more business to be done, but how long have clubs in the Premier League got to get deals over the line?
When does the transfer window close?
The 2026 summer transfer window closes tonight Tuesday, September 1, at 11pm BST.
It is a return to a more traditional closing time, after the last two summer windows shut at 7pm.
Should any potential transfers go right down to the wire, though, clubs can submit a ‘deal sheet’, a form which if completed in time, can give clubs a few extra hours to exchange documents and get their purchases over the line.
The transfer windows in Spain, Italy and Germany close earlier in the evening, while both the Women’s Super League and Scottish Premier League windows close at 5pm on Thursday, September 3.
The January window will open on Friday, January 1, 2027 and close at 11pm GMT on Monday, February 1, 2027.
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