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17 June 2025, 17:20
The transfer window is back open with Premier League clubs once more able to bolster their squads ahead of the 2025/26 season.
Clubs had just 10 days to do business before the break, which came around the start of the Fifa Club World Cup, but many have already been busy.
Manchester United have made one of the most eye catching moves of the summer so far, signing Matheus Cunha from Wolves for £62.5m, and the Red Devils could make more signings after a poor season.
Liverpool have also been busy, signing Florian Wirtz and Jeremie Frimpong, both from Bayer Leverkusen, while their former right back Trent Alexander Arnold has left for Real Madrid.
The window is now back open and here are the key details.
The window was open from June 1 to 7pm on June 10 and reopened on Monday, June 16, and will be open until September 1 - when it will close at 7pm.
The break in the window was to accommodate the expanded Fifa World Club Cup.
Read more: When is the 2025 Fifa World Club Cup and how to watch
The transfer window will slam closed at the earlier time of 7pm this summer, moving forward from the 11pm deadline of previous years.
The Premier League kicks off for 2025/26 on August 16 and will finish on May 24 ahead of the World Cup beginning on June 11.